The D&V Home Design Center showroom is at 2095 Jericho Turnpike in East Northport, NY 11731, and it is open seven days a week: Monday through Friday 9 AM to 6 PM, Saturday and Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM. Under one roof you can see and handle kitchen cabinetry (including Italian lines), countertop slabs in quartz, granite, marble and porcelain, a full tile showroom, bathroom vanities, plumbing fixtures, shower doors, flooring and lighting, and your first design consultation there is free. Here is what to expect, what to bring, and how a visit turns into a priced, scheduled remodel.
Why homeowners choose D&V: 5.0 stars on 144 Google reviews (September 2026), BBB A+ accredited, NKBA member, Best of Houzz 2022 and 2023, licensed in Suffolk County (HI-71989), Nassau County (202187) and New York City (2100175-DCA), and design-build under one roof since 2014.
What is on display at the East Northport showroom
D&V is a design-build remodeling company with its own materials showroom, so the floor is organized around the decisions a remodel actually requires:
- Kitchen cabinetry. Cabinet finishes and door styles across stock, semi-custom and fully custom lines, including imported Italian kitchen cabinets. Cabinetry is usually the single largest line item in a kitchen budget, so most visits start here.
- Countertops. Slabs and samples in quartz, granite, marble and porcelain, which you can set directly against a cabinet finish under real light.
- Tile. A full tile showroom with porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, mosaic and large-format tile, plus a discount tile program.
- Bathroom fixtures and vanities. Bathroom vanities, sinks, faucets, tubs and showerheads, with plumbing products from Kohler, Grohe, Hansgrohe, Toto, Duravit and Villeroy & Boch.
- Doors, flooring and lighting. Interior doors and glass shower doors (including frameless), hardwood, luxury vinyl and stone flooring, and lighting fixtures, so a whole room can be coordinated in one sightline.
Custom closets, shades and blinds, windows and wallcoverings are handled by the same team, so a whole-home project can be sourced in one place. The point of the layout is comparison: lay a floor tile next to a wall tile, set both against a slab and a cabinet door, and settle the whole palette in one visit.
How a first visit works: walk in or book an appointment
You can walk in during regular hours, browse, and buy materials only. If you are planning a full remodel, book a private appointment through the showroom page or by calling (631) 486-8388 so a designer’s time is reserved for you. If you want a feel for the company’s work before you drive over, 3D walkthroughs of finished D&V projects are on the home page.
A first appointment is a conversation. A designer asks about the room, how you use it, what is not working, and your budget range, then walks you through the materials that fit, and you leave with a general estimate. Hours can differ on holidays, so call ahead for a special trip.
What to bring
You do not need finished plans. A few simple items make the visit far more productive:
- Rough measurements. Wall lengths, ceiling height, and the positions of windows, doors and existing plumbing. Approximate is fine; the in-home measurement visit comes later.
- Photos of the room as it is. Wide shots from each corner.
- Inspiration images. A handful of saved photos tell a designer more about your taste than an hour of description.
- A budget range. Most full kitchen remodels on Long Island run between $25,000 and $100,000 or more, and a midrange full bathroom starts in the low $20,000s and runs higher here than the national average because of local labor rates and permit fees. Knowing where you sit in that range lets the designer show the right tiers from the start. Our kitchen remodel cost guide and bathroom remodel cost guide break the numbers down.
How showroom selections feed the design-build process
Because D&V designs and builds under one roof, the materials you pick in the showroom flow directly into the project plan. The sequence is the same for every job:
- Free consultation. At the showroom or at your home, ending with a general estimate at no charge.
- In-home measurement visit. A team member measures the space, completes a structural evaluation, and confirms what your selections will require.
- Detailed written proposal. A line-item breakdown of costs, timeline and materials. Nothing is ordered until you sign off.
- Plans, permits and construction. D&V handles plans, permits and approvals for its projects, then its own installation crews run the work through to final sign-off with one point of contact.
Design and selections usually take 2 to 6 weeks, and cabinet lead time runs 4 to 16 weeks depending on the line you choose, so finalizing choices at the showroom early is the best way to keep a project on schedule. The kitchen remodel timeline guide shows how those phases overlap.
How a showroom visit differs from a big-box store
A home center sells products; a design-build showroom sells a finished room. Three differences matter most:
- Full-size displays and real slabs. Instead of a small chip and a catalog, you compare full cabinet doors, countertop slabs and tile under the same light, next to each other.
- In-house design and installation. The designer who helps you choose materials works for the same company whose crews install them, so nothing is lost between sale and build.
- One point of contact. Selections, measurements, proposal, permits and construction all run through one team, so the person who calls about a backordered tile is the person who can fix it.
See finished examples across Nassau, Suffolk and NYC in the project portfolio.
Hours and directions
The showroom is open Monday through Friday 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturday and Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM. It sits on Jericho Turnpike (Route 25) in East Northport, a hamlet inside the Town of Huntington, with easy parking. From Huntington village, take New York Avenue (Route 110) south to Jericho Turnpike and head east; from Commack, Smithtown or Dix Hills, Jericho Turnpike brings you straight in, and Northport village is a short drive north. D&V has been in business since 2014 and is licensed in Suffolk County, Nassau County and New York City.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment to visit the D&V showroom?
No. Walk-ins are welcome during regular hours, and you can shop for materials only. For dedicated time with a designer on a full remodel, book a private appointment online or by phone at (631) 486-8388.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. The initial consultation, at the showroom or in your home, is free and carries no obligation. It ends with a general estimate, and the detailed written proposal follows the in-home measurement visit only if you decide to move forward.
Can I see cabinets and countertops together at the showroom?
Yes. Cabinet finishes, countertop slabs, tile and plumbing fixtures are all on the same floor, so you can put a door sample against a slab and a backsplash tile in one sightline, which is the main reason to visit in person rather than choose from photos.
Which towns does the showroom serve?
D&V serves all of Suffolk and Nassau County plus projects in New York City. The showroom sits inside the Town of Huntington, a short drive from Commack, Smithtown, Dix Hills and Northport.
What happens after I pick materials at the showroom?
A team member schedules an in-home measurement visit, then D&V prepares a line-item written proposal covering costs, timeline and materials. Once you sign off, cabinets are ordered and permits are filed so construction can start when materials arrive.
Can I buy tile or a vanity without hiring D&V for installation?
Yes. The tile showroom and the vanity, fixture and flooring displays are open to homeowners who want materials only, and the discount tile program applies. Installation by D&V’s own crews is optional.
Ready to see the materials in person? Call (631) 486-8388 or contact us to schedule a free design consultation, or visit the East Northport showroom at 2095 Jericho Turnpike any day of the week. Read about our kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling services first.