Park & Patina Design Build

Homeowners planning a whole home remodel often want a clear path from concepts to construction. Park & Patina Design Build offers an integrated approach that connects design decisions with build logistics, so layout changes, structural needs, and finish selections work together. For projects that reshape multiple rooms or open living areas, Whole Home Remodeling Orlando FL helps align floor plan improvements with lighting, storage, and flow. Families needing more room might explore Home Additions in Longwood to create flexible suites, expand kitchens, or add an ADU with mindful ties to the existing architecture. As a Design Build Remodeler in Longwood, FL, the team coordinates drawings, permits, and schedules under one umbrella to streamline communication. Clients can also pair remodeling with interior design to unify materials, cabinetry, and fixtures across spaces. Whether you’re considering a first-floor reimagining or a full-house update, the process focuses on buildable plans, transparent scopes, and craftsmanship that suits everyday living, from weekday routines to weekend gatherings.

The craft here started in a woodshop. Sean Canada’s father, Clark, opened a custom millwork shop in Oviedo decades ago, and that operation eventually became the design-build studio Sean and Kimberly Canada run today under the Park & Patina name, after previously trading as Kitchen & Bath Plus.

Sean is the state licensed residential contractor the firm builds under, having come up through electrical and field construction work; the studio publishes licenses #CRC1333555 and #CBC1270346. Kimberly is principal designer and co-owner. Behind them the roster is small and named: James and Benny lead projects once demolition starts, coordinating trade partners and schedules, Destini manages the office, and Jaide assists on design. Clients tend to deal with the same handful of people from selections through the final walkthrough.

Custom cabinetry remains part of the offer, alongside kitchens, bathrooms, full-home remodels, additions and ADUs, and the interior design and material selection that goes with them.

Projects range across a wide slice of Central Florida rather than clustering near the studio. The company names work in Maitland, Winter Park, Sanford, Lake Mary, Heathrow, Oviedo, College Park, Winter Springs, Apopka, Windermere, Winter Garden, Lake Nona, downtown Orlando and Thornton Park, and north into Lake County at Eustis, Mount Dora and Tavares. Portfolio pieces reference a Deer Hollow residence, a Yale Street residence and a country club renovation in Eustis.

The firm is a certified member of the NKBA and a member of the Greater Orlando Builders Association, and it links an Architectural Digest AD PRO directory profile and an Orlando Magazine feature from its own site.

The design studio at 172 W. Warren Ave in Longwood is open by appointment. Messages are answered Monday to Friday between 9am and 4pm, and a 15-minute discovery call can be booked directly through the site.

The stated approach is to have designers, builders and project leads working together from day one rather than handing a project between separate firms, which the studio argues is what makes an estimate hold. Its mission language is about creating lasting experiences through memorable homes, and the founding story is plainly personal: the Canadas describe having lived in a house that did not support daily routines or hosting, and built the business around fixing that for other families. A complimentary consultation is the entry point, and the studio is currently recruiting experienced remodeling and design staff.