DHC Designs · Kitchens

Find the one you fall in love with.

Every design below is a finished, buildable kitchen — cabinetry, counters, backsplash, hardware and lighting already chosen and proven to work together. Pick the one that feels like you, and we build it exactly.

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The premise

Same kitchen. Different finishes. One decision.

A kitchen has more moving parts than any other room in the house — cabinet colour, door style, counter, backsplash, hardware, faucet, lighting, floor. Most projects lose weeks trying to hold all of it in their head at once.

So we did it differently. Below is one real DHC kitchen, finished a different way each time. The layout, the counters, the backsplash and the floor never move. Only the cabinetry and the metal change — which means you can actually see the difference a decision makes, instead of imagining it. Every product under each design is a real part number you can look up.

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Finishes chosen in every design

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Sink styles in every design

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Price, no line-item maze

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Showroom marathons required

01 Walkthrough

The White

Bright without being cold. Warm white shaker cabinetry to the ceiling, a natural white-oak island with vertical panelling, brushed brass throughout and a soft calacatta-veined quartz that ties the two together. This is the one we built first — the photographs below are a finished DHC kitchen, not a rendering.

Design 01 · walkthrough
Perimeter cabinets
Warm white shaker
Island
Natural white oak, V-groove
Countertops
Calacatta-look quartz
Backsplash
Stacked zellige-look tile
Hardware & faucet
Brushed brass
Floor
Wide-plank white oak

The White · choose your sink

Both options are priced into this design — pick the one you like at the design meeting.

The White — white fireclay farmhouse apron-front sink
Farmhouse apron-front
The White — stainless undermount sink
Undermount stainless

The White · hardware & fixtures

The White — cabinet hardware close-up
Hardware & pulls
The White — brushed brass faucet on calacatta-look quartz
Faucet & quartz
The White — sink run and pass-through window
Sink run
The White — white oak island open to the great room
Island & great room

The White · what is actually specified

02 Walkthrough

The Oak

The White, inverted. Natural white-oak cabinetry runs the perimeter and the island turns crisp white, with matte black hardware and a matte black faucet for contrast. Same counters, same backsplash, same floor — a completely different room.

Design 02 · walkthrough
Perimeter cabinets
Natural white oak, matte
Island
Crisp white, V-groove
Countertops
Calacatta-look quartz
Backsplash
Stacked zellige-look tile
Hardware & faucet
Matte black
Floor
Wide-plank white oak

The Oak · choose your sink

Both options are priced into this design — pick the one you like at the design meeting.

The Oak — white fireclay farmhouse apron-front sink
Farmhouse apron-front
The Oak — stainless undermount sink
Undermount stainless

The Oak · hardware & fixtures

The Oak — cabinet hardware close-up
Hardware & pulls

The Oak · what is actually specified

03 Walkthrough

The Olive

The colour the market moved to. Deep matte olive green on the perimeter against the natural white-oak island, with unlacquered aged brass that warms as it ages. Grounded and confident — and it reads as a decision rather than a default.

Design 03 · walkthrough
Perimeter cabinets
Deep matte olive green
Island
Natural white oak, V-groove
Countertops
Calacatta-look quartz
Backsplash
Stacked zellige-look tile
Hardware & faucet
Unlacquered aged brass
Floor
Wide-plank white oak

The Olive · choose your sink

Both options are priced into this design — pick the one you like at the design meeting.

The Olive — white fireclay farmhouse apron-front sink
Farmhouse apron-front
The Olive — stainless undermount sink
Undermount stainless

The Olive · hardware & fixtures

The Olive — cabinet hardware close-up
Hardware & pulls

The Olive · what is actually specified

04 Walkthrough

The Walnut

Warm, deep and quietly expensive. Rich matte walnut with straight grain across the perimeter, a warm cream island, antique brass hardware and smoked-glass upper doors. Brown cabinetry is back, and this is why.

Design 04 · walkthrough
Perimeter cabinets
Rich matte walnut
Island
Warm cream, V-groove
Countertops
Calacatta-look quartz
Backsplash
Stacked zellige-look tile
Hardware & faucet
Antique aged brass
Floor
Wide-plank white oak

The Walnut · choose your sink

Both options are priced into this design — pick the one you like at the design meeting.

The Walnut — white fireclay farmhouse apron-front sink
Farmhouse apron-front
The Walnut — stainless undermount sink
Undermount stainless

The Walnut · hardware & fixtures

The Walnut — cabinet hardware close-up
Hardware & pulls

The Walnut · what is actually specified

How it works

From pick to finished kitchen.

Four steps, one contract, one crew. No showroom marathons and no surprise line items.

01 · Pick your design

Choose the finish that feels like you. That one choice locks in cabinetry, counter, backsplash, hardware and lighting.

02 · Free site visit

We measure, confirm the scope and the layout, and give you one clear lump-sum price.

03 · Design meeting

Approve the exact door style, cabinet colour, sink, stone and metal finish — samples in hand before anything is ordered.

04 · We build it

Demo through final trim, installed by our own crew, with one project manager start to finish.

In every design

What you always get

  • Full-overlay cabinetry with soft-close doors and drawers throughout
  • Your choice of farmhouse apron-front or undermount sink at no change in price
  • One metal finish carried consistently across hardware, faucet and lighting
  • A dedicated project manager, and one lump-sum price
Make it yours

Every design is adjustable

  • Swap the cabinet colour or the metal finish without redrawing anything
  • Change the island size, or trade seating for storage
  • Scale the layout to your actual room — galley, L-shape or U-shape
  • Upgrade to natural stone, or add a panelled refrigerator and hood
About the materials. Every fixture, sink, tile and floor named under each design is a real, currently available product — not a placeholder. You will see the actual samples and full specifications at your design meeting, and nothing is ordered until you have approved them. Cabinetry is quoted separately, because it is built to your room.

Next step

Tell us which one you love.

Send us the design that caught your eye and a few photos of your kitchen. We will come back with what it takes, what it costs, and when we can start.

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