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Design First.
Build With Confidence.

Before choosing cabinets, finishes, or beginning construction, your kitchen should be designed around the way your family actually lives.

The Order of Your Decisions Matters.

Many homeowners begin with cabinet colors, countertops, appliances, and finishes because those decisions feel exciting and visible. But those selections should come only after the layout, workflow, storage, appliance placement, clearances, and everyday use of the kitchen have been resolved.

At UNQ Design, we guide homeowners through the important decisions in the right order, while changes are still simple, options are still available, and expensive construction commitments have not yet been made.

A Better Kitchen Begins With a Better Process

01 — Understand How You Live

We begin with how your household cooks, stores, gathers, entertains, and moves through the kitchen.

We help you make each decision when it should be made, so you are not choosing under pressure after construction begins.

02 — Design The Kitchen

We resolve the layout, kitchen zones, workflow, cabinet configuration, storage, appliance placement, and clearances.

03 — Select The Details

Once the plan works, we guide the cabinets, countertops, backsplash, fixtures, hardware, lighting, and finish direction.

04 — Price and Build With Clarity

A developed design gives contractors clearer information, supports more accurate pricing, and reduces decisions made under construction pressure.

WAYS TO WORK WITH US

Professional Guidance Before You Commit

Learn to Think Like a Kitchen Designer

Explore short lessons about layout, storage, kitchen zones, workflow, cabinet planning, and the decisions that should be made before remodeling.

A Beautiful Kitchen Doesn’t Always Mean a Functional Kitchen
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I DON’T DESIGN KITCHENS AROUND CABINETS. I DESIGN THEM AROUND WHAT GOES IN THEM.
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A 30 Inch Cabinet Does Not Give You 30 Inches of Storage
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The Earlier a Problem Is Identified, the Less It Usually Costs to Solve.

Before you order cabinets, sign a construction contract, or begin demolition, make sure the kitchen has been thoughtfully planned.

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