Rooms to live in
Kitchens
Make everyday cooking, gathering and storage work together. Explore cabinetry, surfaces and changes to the room itself.
Interior services
The big changes.
The finishing touches.
Find the right starting point for your space, from a room renovation to the surface, fixture or detail that brings it together.
Interior work, considered together.Renovations · Surfaces · Fixtures
01 / Room renovations
A new way
to use your space.
Start with how you want the room to work. The layout, storage, surfaces and fixtures can then be considered as a whole.
Rooms to live in
Bathrooms
Bring the layout, surfaces, vanity and fixtures into one considered room, with the practical details planned alongside the finish.
Rooms to live in
Basements
Give the lower level a purpose: a place to relax, work or spend time together. Start with the condition and intended use of the space.
02 / Surfaces & finishing
The foundation
of a finished room.
Good-looking interiors depend on what is underneath, around and between the main features.
Surfaces & finishing
Flooring
Connect rooms with a surface that suits daily use. Consider the existing floor, preparation and transitions into adjoining spaces.
Surfaces & finishing
Countertops
Consider the worktop as part of the whole room, from material and edge profile to openings, supports and adjoining finishes.
Surfaces & finishing
Interior painting
Refresh walls, ceilings and trim. Define the surfaces, preparation and colours that will bring the room together.
Surfaces & finishing
Drywall & plastering
Address wall and ceiling installation, repairs and preparation before the final finish goes on.
03 / Fixtures & details
The pieces that
make it personal.
Explore the smaller elements that change the way a room feels and functions.
The finishing details
Crown moulding & trim
Give the edges of a room a deliberate finish. Explore profiles, corners and how new trim meets the details you want to keep.
The finishing details
Light fixtures
Discuss the fixture, its position and the work involved. Include existing connections and any changes that need coordination.
The finishing details
Vanities
Bring storage, counter space and daily routines together. Consider the size, basin and connections alongside the style.
Have something specific in mind?
Make space for a custom piece.
Describe the furniture, its purpose and where it will go. Share dimensions and a preferred finish if you have them.
Explore custom furnitureBringing the work together
One conversation.
A clearer project.
If your plans involve several services, describe them together. The boundaries and connections matter as much as each individual task.
Talk through your projectStart with the space
Tell us what feels right, what needs to change and how you use the room. Photos, your city and a short description make a useful starting point.
Define the work together
Bring the layout, materials and practical arrangements into the same conversation. Scope, access, timing and open questions need to be clear before work is agreed.
Think through the finish
Look beyond the main surfaces to the edges, transitions and fixtures. Discuss what stays, what changes and what the completed work needs to include.
In our clients’ words
What our clients say
Client feedback
D&D completely transformed our kitchen. The custom cabinetry and quartz countertops are absolutely stunning. Professional, on-time, and on-budget!
Jennifer L.
Read this testimonialOur bathroom renovation exceeded all expectations. The tile work is flawless and the new walk-in shower is a dream. Highly recommend!
Paul W.
Read this testimonialQuestions & answers
A little clarity,
before you begin.
Can I combine several services in one enquiry?
Yes. Describe the whole project and identify the rooms and services involved. Kitchens, countertops, lighting and flooring can be discussed together so the connections between the work are clear. The final scope and arrangements still need review.
Can I enquire about a smaller update?
Yes. A request can cover a particular finish, fixture or piece of furniture. Tell us exactly what you would like changed and include the surrounding surfaces or components that may be affected.
Do I need to have all the materials chosen?
Share the choices you have already made and the decisions that are still open. A preferred look, an existing finish you want to retain and approximate dimensions are useful context.
What if the home will be occupied?
Explain which rooms must remain usable, who will be in the space and any access restrictions. Working arrangements, storage and cleanup should be discussed before a schedule is agreed.
How do I find information for my city?
Use the service-area links for Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph, or include your location in your enquiry so the request can be reviewed.
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