The Kitchen Company

The Kitchen Company, Santa Barbara was established 30 years ago by husband and wife team Gillian and Mike Amery. Gillian leads a highly experienced staff of designers and construction crew at their unique product showroom in Santa Barbara. Gillian's degrees in Fine Art and Interior Design bring out her natural flair for design. Her ability to visualize the completed kitchen from the onset, coupled with her vast storehouse of product knowledge, has resulted in many awe-inspiring kitchens. General Contractor, Mike, is the expert craftsman and installation coordinator. Our services include a showroom of kitchen displays and cabinetry vignettes, a team of designers and construction crew that are available to answer all of your questions and address any concerns about the renovation and construction process. Kitchens Typically Range from $25,000-$200,000 New Construction Kitchens $20,000-$50,000 New Construction Baths $2,000-$5,000 Home Renovation Kitchens $10,000-$150,00 Home Renovation Master Baths and Family Bathrooms $15,000-$30,000 Simple Cabinet and Countertop Replacements $15,000-$20,000 Powder Room Refresh $3,000-$5,000. Estimates based on experience. Your actual costs may vary depending on the scope of your project. We would like to invite you into our showroom to meet directly with a designer; we can show you all that is available and discuss your project. We then schedule an appointment for a complimentary consultation at your home. Once we have your measurements we can start designing your dream kitchen and bath. We design a floor plan for your life. This means talking about everything that goes into your kitchen, your life-style and your family. All those components help us plan the right space for you. If you like what we have come up with; we can start placing the order for new cabinetry, installing the cabinets and more. Our expertise lets us offer you the perfect solutions for your traffic flow and storage problems. We'll even build in a place for your pet peeve, whether it is the kid's toys, boots, or the fifty-pound bag of dog food — No problem!