Kitchen Design & Custom Cabinetry in Troy, MI

We reconfigure those layouts around larger islands, dedicated prep zones and serious storage, then finish them with cabinetry that raises the whole home's presentation and resale appeal.

Troy's housing stock skews newer and more open than most of the region, and homeowners here usually want a kitchen that looks engineered rather than decorated. That preference suits Italian cabinetry perfectly: flat slab fronts, precise reveals, integrated handle profiles and internal hardware that closes silently and stays aligned for years rather than seasons.

Because the rooms are typically open to a great room, we treat the kitchen as furniture that happens to work. Tall storage is grouped into a single quiet wall, appliances disappear behind matching fronts, and the island becomes the one deliberate object in the space — often in a contrasting stone or veneer, with seating that does not crowd the prep area.

Technology and lighting planning are part of the scope from the start. Charging drawers, concealed outlets in the island returns, layered under-cabinet and interior lighting, and ventilation sized properly for the cooking surface are all decided during design, not negotiated with a trade partner mid-build. Troy homeowners consistently tell us that this kind of forward planning is what made the project feel controlled.