Your dedicated Kitchen Designer uses their expertise to guide you through remodeling with ease. Through a virtual experience, your U.S.-based designer is there to answer all your questions and assist in making finish selections.
Design consultations are perfect for walking your Kitchen Designer through your space and discussing project goals. Grab your must-have ideas off the pins and boards you’ve been saving and have them ready. As much of your list will be accommodated as possible.
Working around odd architectural details can be a challenge but, embracing those characteristics will leave you with a beautiful kitchen no one else has. Your Designer will make the most of those spaces with semi-custom and custom cabinet options.
Receiving a design packet is exciting, and verifying your measurements is the next big step towards ordering cabinetry. Ask your contractor to double-check the measurements as well to ensure you receive the correct sizes. After the final review, it’s time to place your order!
Once measurements and selections have been finalized, it’s time to check out. This may take some preparation like calling your bank to inform them of a large purchase. After your order has been placed you will receive a tracking number and order confirmation.
Delivery will be coordinated between you and the final mile carrier. Cabinets are placed in the first dry, secure space, so make sure it’s been cleaned and prepared prior to delivery. Now that you have your cabinetry, it’s time to make your dream a reality!
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At CliqStudios, our design team specializes in creating kitchens in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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Mary knew there were two glaring problems with her new house: it was dated and tiny. Built in 1901, the Utah home stood at a meager 850 square feet.
