Your kitchen. Walnut shaker. Thirty seconds.
Upload one wide photo, pick a door style and a finish, and look at your own room — your window, your floor, your appliances — with new cabinets in it. First one is free and does not need your email.
See your own kitchen in walnut shaker before you spend a dollar.
Every other shop hands you a door sample and asks you to imagine the rest. Take a photo of your kitchen, pick a style, and look at your actual room — your window, your floor, your appliances — with the cabinets in it.
- 1Photograph your kitchenOne wide shot from the doorway. A phone is fine.
- 2Pick a door style and a finishShaker, slab, raised panel, or beaded inset — in walnut, white oak, maple, or paint.
- 3Your first render is freeNo form, no email. Look at it, save it, send it to whoever you argue with about kitchens.
- 4Want more styles, or the clean file?Tell us where to send it. Then Vincent can walk the real room with you.
It is a design tool, not a quote. There is no pricing in it, because the real number depends on your measurements, your materials, and what we find behind the old cabinets. That part is a conversation.
The live uploader is almost ready.
The version above is a demonstration using sample rooms. The live tool — where you upload your own kitchen — is in final testing. Leave your details and we will send you the link the day it opens, or skip the queue and just book a consult.
Vincent will do it the old way, for free.
Send a photo of your kitchen to hello@topshelfcabinetdesign.com and tell us what you are considering. Vincent will come back with door and finish suggestions for your specific room, and he will tell you honestly whether the boxes you have are worth keeping.
That advice is free whether or not you ever hire us. It is also, frankly, better than any render — because he has seen what happens behind three hundred South Florida kitchens and a picture has not.
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Come look at the room with us.
Vincent does the first visit himself. He measures, he looks at what you already have, and he tells you straight what the room can do — including when the answer is less work than you expected. No charge for that visit.