Australian bespoke kitchen design and manufacturing company.
“The best place to start is by contacting our design team or visiting the Dan Kitchens showroom. We’re always happy to provide general advice, answer questions and help you understand the options available for your home, whether you’re considering a kitchen renovation, a new custom kitchen or broader custom joinery.”
“No. Many clients contact Dan Kitchens before they have plans, drawings or a final brief. If you are in the early stages, our design team can help you understand what information is needed and whether our Design Service is the right next step.”
“A showroom visit is strongly recommended for most clients. The Dan Kitchens showroom allows you to see full size kitchen displays, materials, hardware, storage ideas, finishes and workmanship in person. It also gives you an opportunity to speak directly with the design team and better understand the level of detail involved in a Dan Kitchens project.”
“Dan Kitchens designs, manufactures and installs luxury kitchens and high-end residential joinery. Our work includes kitchen renovations, new kitchens, sculleries, laundries, wardrobes, home offices, libraries, entertainment units and other bespoke joinery.”
“Dan Kitchens is not a free concept design or comparison quote service. Every project begins with a considered design stage, where the brief, layout, materials, appliances and project requirements are properly developed.”
“Yes. Every Dan Kitchens project begins with the design service. This ensures the kitchen or custom joinery is properly understood, developed and costed before it moves toward contract, production detailing, manufacture and installation.”
“In some cases, design-only services may be available by arrangement. This depends on the nature of the project, the level of detail required, whether the work is suited to Dan Kitchens’ design process, and our current schedule and workload.”
“Yes. A considered design process is valuable for all kitchen renovations, not only large or complex projects. Smaller kitchens often benefit from careful planning because layout, storage, appliance placement and circulation need to work especially hard.”
“Depending on the project, plans, elevations and realistic renders may be prepared as part of the design process. These help communicate the layout, proportions, materials and overall design direction before the project proceeds to contract, production detailing and manufacture.”
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