New Construction Kitchen Design in Dearborn, MI

Because our showroom sits a short drive from Dearborn, scheduling measurements, finish approvals and installation days in Wayne County is straightforward. You are not waiting weeks between stages or coordinating with a distant supplier — you deal with the same people from consultation through to handover.

Dearborn has an unusually broad range of housing, from tightly detailed brick homes near the historic districts to substantial properties with formal dining rooms and generous entertaining space. That variety is why we never bring a template. Each Dearborn project begins with measurement and a conversation about how the household actually cooks — how many people are in the kitchen at once, and what has to be within arm's reach when they are.

On a new build, the kitchen should be designed before framing is finalised. Window placement, ceiling height, door swings, structural posts, HVAC runs and the flue path for ventilation all constrain what the room can become. Bringing us in at that stage lets us position them in favour of the layout rather than working around decisions already poured in concrete.

We produce a coordination package your trades can build from: dimensioned plans and elevations, an appliance schedule with rough-in requirements, electrical and lighting layouts, plumbing locations, blocking requirements for hoods and shelving, and flooring and ceiling interfaces. That single reference is what prevents the outlet in the wrong place and the soffit that fights the cabinetry.

We work regularly with Dearborn homeowners as well as builders, architects and interior designers throughout Wayne County. That means we are comfortable slotting into an existing construction schedule or running the cabinetry portion of a project entirely on our own.