Design House deals
Design House is a private-label brand sold mainly through home centers, known for ready-to-assemble kitchen and bath cabinets, vanities and hardware at low prices. The Brookings line is its Shaker-style cabinet family, offered unfinished or prefinished and in wall, base and bridge sizes. This page currently lists no live deals, so the four Brookings cabinet pages carry no discounted price.
Prices at every store and price history for Design House products.
Design House products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does Design House put its cabinets on sale?
- Design House cabinets are sold through retailers rather than a Design House storefront, so discounts follow each retailer's calendar. Watch for kitchen and bath promotions around spring remodeling season, Memorial Day, Labor Day and Black Friday. Price history on each product page shows when the Brookings cabinets have actually dropped.
- Where is Design House cheapest?
- Design House is a private label, so the same cabinet is usually sold under that name at one home center chain rather than across many stores. Compare the per-cabinet price against other ready-to-assemble Shaker lines at the same retailer, since shipping on bulky cabinets can erase a lower sticker price.
- What are Design House's best-known products?
- The brand is best known for assembled and unassembled kitchen and bath cabinets, particularly the Brookings Shaker line, plus vanities and cabinet hardware. The Brookings wall, base and bridge cabinets on this page are the core pieces for building a run of kitchen storage.
- Are Design House Brookings cabinets assembled?
- Some Brookings cabinets ship assembled and some, like the W3018 bridge wall cabinet, are sold unassembled. Unassembled units cost less but need assembly time, glue and clamps. Check the individual product page before ordering a full kitchen.
- What is the return policy on Design House cabinets?
- Returns are handled by the retailer that sold the cabinet, not by Design House, so the window and restocking terms depend on the store. Keep the packaging and check the store's policy on opened or assembled cabinet boxes before you start building.