Custom Italian kitchens and cabinets, designed for New York homes
Made in Italy to your drawings. Installed by our own Brooklyn team, inside your building's rules. See finished kitchens in the showroom before you commit to anything.
Since 2006 · 6,000 sq ft showroom in Brooklyn · Aster, Visionnaire, Longhi and Prestige
Three styles, one standard of construction
Kitchens from the Italian collections we carry, in the three styles we install most in New York. Pick a style to see how the same construction reads in a glass tower, a brownstone, or a prewar co-op. Full working examples of each are on the showroom floor.
Flat fronts, lacquer and veneer, appliances hidden behind doors.
1 to 6 of 49 modern kitchens
What an Italian kitchen costs in New York
$30,000 to $100,000+
Where most of our projects land, including cabinetry, interior fittings and installation. You get a line-item quote after the free consultation. Nothing is priced per linear foot.
What moves the number
- 01
Size and layout
A galley for a one-bedroom and a full island kitchen for a townhouse are different projects. Linear feet of cabinetry is the first number we work from.
- 02
Door finish and material
Lacquer, natural wood veneer, glass and metal fronts each sit at a different price point. Mixing two finishes is common and does not have to cost more.
- 03
Interior fittings
Pull-out pantries, corner mechanisms, drawer organizers and integrated lighting. These are where an Italian kitchen earns its keep, and where budgets flex most.
- 04
Building logistics
A walk-up with a narrow stair, a doorman building with strict work hours, or a house with a driveway. We price the install honestly for your building, not an average one.
Built for New York buildings
A co-op board, a doorman with a clipboard, a freight elevator with a two-hour window. This is the part other kitchen companies quote around. We plan for it from the first meeting.
- 1
Alteration agreement and board package
We supply the drawings, specifications and manufacturer documents your co-op or condo board asks for, in the format they expect.
- 2
Certificate of insurance
Our COI names your building and management company. Most boards want it before a single box is delivered; we send it before you have to ask.
- 3
Elevator reservations and delivery windows
Cabinets arrive on a scheduled day, in an elevator we have booked, on a floor that has been protected. Walk-ups get a plan for the stairs.
- 4
Work-hour and noise rules
Installation runs inside the building's permitted hours. Cutting and loud work are done off-site where possible.
- 5
Dust, protection and daily clean-up
Floors, hallways and neighboring rooms are covered. The site is clean when we leave each day, which is what your super will remember.
From first visit to first dinner
12 to 16 weeks from design approval to a finished kitchen.
Day one
Showroom or virtual consultation
Bring photos and rough dimensions. We walk the showroom together, open every drawer, and talk through what your building will and will not allow.
About 7 days
3D design and line-item quote
You get a rendered layout of your actual kitchen, a finish schedule, and a quote you can read line by line. Revisions are part of this step, not an extra.
Production and shipping
Made in Italy
Cabinets are built to your drawings in Italy and shipped to Brooklyn, where we inspect every piece before it goes to your home.
Typically one to two weeks on site
Installed by our own team
The Brooklyn team that measured your kitchen fits it, coordinates with your contractor on plumbing and electrical, and closes out the punch list.
The manufacturers on the showroom floor. Every one of them is a brand we have installed in New York homes, not a catalogue we can order from.
See it in Brooklyn before you decide
6,000 sq ft of installed kitchens, closets and furniture. Open every drawer. Compare finishes in daylight. Bring your floor plan.
- Address
- 2615 East 17th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11235 - Hours
- Monday to Sunday, 10am to 7pm
- Phone
- +1 718-934-7100
From New York homeowners
The Italian cabinets from D&D transformed our Upper East Side apartment kitchen. The quality is exceptional, and they designed around our building's constraints perfectly.
After searching every kitchen showroom in NYC, we found exactly what we wanted at D&D. Their Italian cabinets are both beautiful and incredibly functional for our Park Slope brownstone.
The team at D&D guided us through every step of creating our dream Italian kitchen. The materials are stunning, and the installation was flawless despite our building's strict renovation rules.
Questions people ask before they call
If yours is not here, the consultation is free and takes half an hour.
- How much do Italian kitchen cabinets cost in NYC?
- Most D&D kitchen projects land between $30,000 and $100,000+, including cabinetry, fittings and installation. Size, door finish and interior fittings move the number most. You receive a line-item quote after the free design consultation, so nothing is estimated per linear foot.
- How long does an Italian kitchen take from design to installation?
- Plan on 12 to 16 weeks from design approval to a finished kitchen. The 3D design takes about a week, production and shipping from Italy is the longest stretch, and installation is typically one to two weeks on site. We confirm the lead time for your specific collection before you sign.
- Do you have a kitchen showroom in NYC I can visit?
- Yes. The 6,000 sq ft showroom is at 2615 East 17th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11235, open Monday to Sunday, 10am to 7pm. Full kitchens are installed and working, so you can open drawers, test hinges and compare finishes in daylight. Consultations are free and take about 30 minutes.
- Can you install in a Manhattan co-op or condo with strict renovation rules?
- We install in Manhattan co-ops and condos regularly. We prepare the alteration agreement package, supply the certificate of insurance, book the elevator, and install inside the building's permitted hours. Your board and super get the documents before they ask for them.
- Is installation included, or do I need my own contractor?
- Installation by our own Brooklyn team is included in every kitchen quote. If you already have a contractor or architect, we coordinate directly with them on plumbing, electrical and countertop timing. If you are starting without a team, we can guide you.
- Which Italian kitchen brands do you carry?
- We work with Aster Cucine, Visionnaire, Longhi, Prestige, and can source other Italian manufacturers for a specific project. Every brand in the showroom is one we have installed in New York homes.
- Do you make modern and traditional Italian kitchens?
- Both, plus Art Deco. Modern is flat-front lacquer and veneer with integrated appliances; traditional is framed doors, moldings and painted finishes; Art Deco leans on geometry, brass and fluted details. All three are on this page and in the showroom.
- Do you serve Long Island, New Jersey and outside the five boroughs?
- Yes. We design and install across Long Island and New Jersey from the Brooklyn showroom, and also serve Boca Raton and Miami in Florida.
- What is the difference between Italian cabinets and stock or semi-custom cabinets?
- Italian cabinetry is made to your drawings, in the exact widths and heights your room needs, with hardware and interiors engineered as one system. Stock cabinets come in fixed sizes with filler strips. The result is more usable storage in the same footprint, which matters in a New York kitchen.
- Do you work with developers, architects and interior designers?
- Yes. We supply and install cabinetry for multi-unit and single high-end residential projects, provide drawings and finish samples to the design team, and handle procurement from Italy. Ask for the trade program when you get in touch.
Developers, architects and designers
Cabinetry supply and installation for multi-unit and single high-end residential projects, with drawings, finish samples and procurement from Italy handled by us.
Start with a floor plan and a free half hour
In the showroom or on a call. You leave with a rough layout, a realistic range, and a clear picture of what your building will allow.