We design, build and install new kitchens for Huskisson homes, machined at our workshop in the town. A kitchen is measured on site, drawn in 3D and cut on the CNC before a carcass is assembled, so the bench run meets the wall it actually has rather than a nominal one. Engineered stone has been banned in Australia since 2024, so the benchtop is specified from what is still legal to fabricate: laminate, timber, porcelain and natural stone. We take the sink, dishwasher and power positions from the plumber and the electrician, then install with our own crew.
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An island in a Huskisson kitchen is drawn to a measured length rather than a standard one, and the bench run is set out around it. We keep the walkway clear at drawing stage, fix the bin and the appliance positions to it, and machine the carcass to those dimensions before anything reaches site.
A kitchen this close to the water asks more of the door finish and the hardware than an inland one. We specify door fronts that hold their colour, benchtops rated for wear and moisture, and hinges and runners with a corrosion resistant finish, and we go through the whole schedule at design stage.
A kitchen in a holiday rental is built to a harder specification than an owner occupied one. We use heavier hardware, drop the fragile detailing, keep the layout plain enough to read without instructions, and build in a lockable owner’s cupboard. On an owner occupied kitchen that budget goes back into the joinery you handle daily.
Ashbrook is owned and run by a qualified builder with more than 15 years on site, so a kitchen is planned in the order the trades work rather than ordered at the end. The plumber gives us the sink and dishwasher positions, the electrician sets out power and lighting before the sheeting goes on, and the tiler takes splashback heights off the drawing we cut from. Working out of Huskisson, the check measure after the plasterer is a short drive rather than a scheduling problem.
The Shoalhaven wide version of this work is on our new kitchens page. Where a kitchen is one room of a larger renovation, our Huskisson joinery and cabinetry page takes in vanities, robes, custom joinery and commercial fit outs.
Nearby, the new kitchen we built at Sanctuary Point shows the same approach finished: white cabinetry, a stone peninsula with seating and ceiling-height overheads.
Set out with the plumber and the tiler, not around them.
Every kitchen is custom, so the price depends on the size, layout, materials and finishes you choose. As a builder-owned joinery shop we quote each kitchen individually, once we understand your space and your budget. Get in touch and we will give you a clear, itemised quote.
Flat pack suits a tight budget, but it is limited to standard sizes and finishes. A custom kitchen is built to your exact measurements, so there is no wasted space and a better fit around plumbing, appliances and awkward walls. Because we manufacture in-house with CNC precision, our custom kitchens are made to last without the cost of outsourced joinery.
As a guide, most kitchens take a few weeks from approved design to installation, depending on the size and materials. We manage the full process in-house, from 3D render to manufacture to install, so your project stays on schedule.
Yes. We design and install kitchens for both renovations and new builds. Being builder-owned, we can plan the joinery around the rest of your renovation for a smoother result.
From our Huskisson workshop we work right across the Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay, the Illawarra, the South Coast and the Southern Highlands, and in Canberra and the ACT.