In House Kitchen Design

In House Kitchen Design runs out of a Dorchester showroom, with a wholesale warehouse in Stoughton, and the same two names — Amy and Leo — turn up in review after review. The company describes itself as owner-operated and local, family- and minority-owned, in business since 2011, and its bread and butter is solid wood cabinets and granite or quartz countertops that it imports and fabricates itself, sold as an authorized dealer for brands like Yorktowne, Fabuwood, Cambria Quartz, and Caesarstone. The track record runs deep: 32 reviews stretching from 2021 to 2026 across five sources, and the last six months brought seven more Google reviews without a single complaint among them. A homeowner in April who ordered two bathroom cabinets called the results beautiful from start to finish. A kitchen and bath designer who refers her own clients there noted, in March, a wide cabinetry range at competitive pricing with short lead times. And a contractor who's used them repeatedly — on projects ranging from a small studio rental rehab to a 6-unit new-construction condo building — said the pricing stayed fair and the finished product held up project after project. On Google the average sits at 4.9 stars across 53 ratings, and its BBB profile has carried an A+ grade since it was accredited in 2015, with no complaints posted there. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor license is active and verified with the state. Worth knowing: the praise clusters almost entirely around cabinetry, countertops, and design work — the dated, specific reviews describe cabinets ordered, countertops installed, kitchens and vanities designed — rather than a gut-to-studs remodel involving new plumbing or electrical layouts. If the job is a full room rebuild rather than new cabinets and stone, it's worth asking directly how much of that scope they handle themselves versus subcontract. One other wrinkle worth knowing about: a 2017 ranking site gave it a lower mystery-shopper score (3.88 out of 5) than its customer-feedback score (4.8 out of 5) at the time — old and out of step with its current Google and BBB standing. For a kitchen or bath centered on new cabinets and stone countertops — the kind of job most reviewers describe — the combination of an active license, an A+ BBB record, and years of repeat trade business points to a shop that delivers what it sells. Confirm upfront whether the project needs broader contracting work beyond cabinetry and countertops, and this looks like a solid call for the Dorchester and Stoughton area.