KSI Kitchen & Bath

KSI Kitchen & Bath KSI Kitchen & Bath is an award-winning home design and remodeling firm specializing in kitchen and bath design.

Our nationally recognized team of professional designers provides home owners, home builders, architects, interior designers, remodelers and restoration companies with best-in-class design expertise, products and installation services. Using our 5-step process, Bringing Design Home, we enhance our client’s ideas and inspiration, blending style and function to deliver spaces in the home our clients will love. Visit our design center to explore our wide selection of kitchen and bath cabinets, vanities, countertops, flooring, and other fine products. Make an appointment and let KSI Bring Design Home for you. In 2021 KSI acquired ASA Cabinet Corp of Commerce and the ASA team joined KSI's Livonia design center.

11/13/2026

For a family that loves to entertain, the island does most of the gathering.

The homeowners’ love of hosting shaped the design from the start. KSI Designer Ambra Colaizzi Sgrignoli built the kitchen around a generous island that seats four and anchors an open plan. Whether it’s morning coffee, a casual dinner, or appetizers before a full house, the island draws people in and keeps the kitchen and living space feeling like one room.

Every guest ends up in the same conversation, and the island is where it begins.

A Rustic, Welcoming Home Built For Entertaining
Design: 👤 Ambra Colaizzi Sgrignoli
Build Collaboration: Stone Hollow Custom Homes
Cabinetry: Merillat Cabinetry
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See the full space at the link in bio.

Some of the most considered kitchens keep a second room doing the quiet work. A dedicated space lets the kitchen you see...
11/12/2026

Some of the most considered kitchens keep a second room doing the quiet work. A dedicated space lets the kitchen you see and the kitchen that performs live side by side.

Whether it’s a working pantry or a full prep kitchen, the performance happens behind the scenes so the experience can unfold up front. Prep, staging, extra refrigeration, and overflow storage each get a home of their own, leaving the main kitchen open and ready for company.

Swipe through these ideas for making room for the work, and save the ones you want for when you’re planning your own.

11/10/2026

These smart storage solutions top the list every time.

Ask any designer what truly makes the difference in a kitchen remodel, and storage comes up before anything else.

In this 1970s kitchen transformation, these upgrades make the difference: a tray divider to keep baking sheets upright instead of stacked and sliding, an appliance garage with a lift door to clear small appliances off the counter, and a spice pull-out positioned right within reach of the range, so nothing gets left behind mid-recipe. And that’s just the beginning.

“The little details are what make a kitchen work day to day,” says KSI Designer Krista Daily. It’s the difference between a kitchen that photographs well and one that holds up to daily life.

Step into the full space at the link in bio.

From Dark & Dated to Warm & Welcoming
Design: Krista Daily 
Cabinetry: Medallion Cabinetry 
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Some projects are just the beginning. This primary bath was one of them.Every detail was chosen with intention, so the r...
11/09/2026

Some projects are just the beginning. This primary bath was one of them.

Every detail was chosen with intention, so the room feels like it belongs to the people who use it every day. Years later, when it was time to redesign the basement, the family trusted KSI Designer Sandra Daubenmeyer to do it.

Planning a remodel of your own? Schedule a complimentary consultation with our expert designers at the link in bio.

Design: Sandra Daubenmeyer

11/07/2026

Every meal made from scratch asks a lot of a kitchen.

For a family that cooks everything by hand, nearly every technique needed its own countertop appliance, and half of them had been living in the garage. KSI Designer Brooke Dando rebuilt the space so each tool has a home within reach of the work it supports.

Cabinetry now runs all the way down to the counter. A concealed appliance garage keeps everyday machines close and out of sight, and a large spice cabinet gives every ingredient its place. The layout moved too. The refrigerator and ovens were flipped from the original plan to keep the walkway by the island open, and a double wall oven with a swing-open door means no one reaches over a hot door with the island right behind them.

The kitchen disappears at rest and performs when it’s needed. Built for a family that cooks this way, it works as hard as they do.

An Eclectic Home Remodel
Design: Brooke Anne
Cabinetry: Merillat Cabinetry
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11/05/2026

From dark cherry to light and spacious, this kitchen finally caught up with the rest of the home.

Every room on the first floor had been refreshed except this one. Traditional cherry cabinetry and dark granite set a heavy tone, the cooktop commanded the center of the island, and a tall wall oven tower anchored one side. Against the new floors and modern furnishings, the kitchen was the one room still waiting its turn.

KSI Designer Krista Daily brought the room into the light. Quartersawn white oak now wraps the perimeter and island in a soft, airy warmth, balanced by a bright white wall and the quiet movement of Taj Mahal quartzite.

The change is as much about how the room is lived in. With the cooktop moved to the perimeter, the island opens into a wide, unbroken surface for holiday spreads, late appetizers, and the friends who end up gathered close while dinner comes together.

Now the only real question is who gets the first seat at the island. See the full tour at the link in bio.


From Dark Cherry to Light & Airy
Design: Krista Daily 
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This coffee nook almost didn’t happen. The floor plan had no room for a coffee bar, so the team reclaimed the footprint ...
11/04/2026

This coffee nook almost didn’t happen. The floor plan had no room for a coffee bar, so the team reclaimed the footprint from an underused closet and turned an overlooked corner into one of the most personal spots in the kitchen.

Now every morning begins here. Cabinetry that matches the kitchen meets a tile backsplash with the same warmth, as Peppercorn-stained maple shelves pick up the tone of the island, tying the corner back into the rest of the room.

The most personal corners are planned around a single daily ritual.

Warm, Wooded, & Wonderfully Hers
Design: Betsy Writer
Cabinetry: Merillat Cabinets
Cabinet Color: Sherwin-Williams
See the full space at the link in bio

11/02/2026

Some parties outgrow the kitchen before the first guest arrives. For this family, the answer was a lower level built to carry the night.

KSI Designer Sandra Daubenmeyer created an entire basement to host and entertain, so the upstairs kitchen stays calm and ready for everyday life.

The kitchen opens into the basement living room, where guests settle in and the night picks up its pace. Clean, purposeful cabinetry keeps the room cohesive, so the attention lands on the people and the moments being shared.

Lower levels like this one are rewriting how a home entertains. Every room now has to do double duty, so the party never funnels through a single space.

See the full space at the link in bio.

Clean Lines & Cohesive Spaces
Design: Sandra Prucnal Daubenmeyer
Build Collaboration: Avripas Construction Management Co.
Cabinetry: Dura Supreme Cabinetry
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Some kitchens are filled in. Others are fully considered.The difference shows up in the small decisions: how the refrige...
11/01/2026

Some kitchens are filled in. Others are fully considered.

The difference shows up in the small decisions: how the refrigerator blends in, where the range sits, and whether every appliance looks like it belongs to the same design. When those choices are made together, the kitchen works the way it looks, every day.

That’s the approach behind our design process. Our designers and in-house Appliance Division plan the cabinetry and appliances side by side, so the specs are confirmed, the look stays cohesive, and the layout works for both function and the space itself.

The result is a kitchen that feels ready for you every time you walk in.

See how you can qualify for a $2,500 credit toward your appliance package at the link in our bio. Offer limited to our Southeast MI and Toledo, OH Design Centers.

Design: Jeanine Yancy

Dark color choices aren’t a risk. Sometimes, they’re exactly what the space calls for.Across these spaces, a darker elem...
10/30/2026

Dark color choices aren’t a risk. Sometimes, they’re exactly what the space calls for.

Across these spaces, a darker element sets the tone: countertops, cabinetry, a statement wall, a moody backsplash, each one intentional rather than cold. Warm wood tones ground every space, and brass hardware catches just enough light to keep the whole palette feeling inviting rather than heavy.

Moody doesn’t have to mean unwelcoming. Sometimes it’s the detail that makes a room finally feel finished.

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17955 Haggerty Road
Northville, MI
48168

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