Our Showroom

Our Showroom

Our Showroom

Feel inspired in our kitchen showroom

You can look at designs online or think of concepts in your mind, but it’s not until you see a luxury kitchen in real life that you feel truly inspired.

Our showroom displays four functional kitchens, each in a different style, as well as all the premium products and high-end finishes available to you when you design a luxury kitchen with The Maker Designer Kitchens.

Our showroom is an immersive experience. You can touch benchtops, test storage units and see our creative cabinet designs on display. It’s designed to spark ideas for your own kitchen.

It’s so impressive we’ve won the HIA Excellence in Showroom Display award eight times – including again in 2022!

Our showroom is open weekdays 8.30am – 4pm & Saturdays 9am -1pm.

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The kitchen showroom experience

The kitchen design showroom experience is an integral part of the renovation process. This is your chance to dream big! Our displays show you what’s possible.

You don’t go it alone. A qualified interior designer will guide you through each kitchen and discuss design options with you. You can ask questions and start planning your design concept.

A showroom experience allows you to:

  • Get ideas and inspiration
  • Discuss your plans
  • See the latest in kitchen technologies
  • Learn about contemporary concepts
  • Brainstorm possible appliance requirements
  • Browse colour schemes, styling and material selections

The latest in kitchen trends and technologies

The Maker Designer Kitchens Perth kitchen showroom is currently showing the following kitchens:

  • Hamptons Style
  • French Provincial
  • Modern Contemporary
  • Studio

The showroom is updated regularly with new styles, products and finishes. You can browse the following:

  • Innovative storage options from Hafele
  • Soft close drawers and cupboards
  • Cabinetry grip options
  • Integrated lighting options and designs
  • Automatic lift-up door options
  • Integrated appliance designs
  • Pitt Cooktop display
  • Caesarstone colours and samples
  • Laminate and vinyl colour swatches from Polytec and Laminex
  • Polytec VENETTE kitchen – the latest in fingerprint-resistant technology.
  • Painted doors and cabinet profile samples
  • Smart Technology options
  • Cabinetry accessories
  • Different pantry designs and styles

Ready to start planning? Visit our showroom today or click the link below to book a design consult with one of our designers.

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Experience Home Collective

We have a second showroom located in the heart of Leederville that offers over 1200sqm of design choices and inspiration. It’s a need-to-see-it-to-believe-it kind of space.

On display at Home Collective we have three kitchens to open every drawer of. Taps and showers that you can turn on and test. A range of products and brands unmatched in WA.

All the amenities a customer needs. Onsite parking. Lockers. A café to relax in (and where the food and drinks are free).

Home Collective is located at 301 Vincent Street, Leederville.

Opening Hours:

  • Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm
  • Saturday 9am – 4pm

Please Note:
Our showroom hours are different – please refer to the top section of this page. Our Interior Designers are all based in our Bassendean showroom for specific queries in relation to your kitchen project.

 

frequently asked questions

Do I need to book an appointment to visit the kitchen showroom?

You’re welcome to visit during opening hours without booking, though an appointment gives you dedicated time with one of our Kitchen Designers. This means someone is on hand to walk you through each kitchen style, answer questions as they come up, and start shaping ideas around your own space rather than you browsing alone. If you’re still early in your research, either approach works well.

How many kitchens are on display, and what styles can I see?

Our Bassendean showroom features four fully fitted kitchens, each built in a different style. Rather than looking at renders or photographs, you can walk through complete spaces and get a real sense of scale, flow and finish. It’s the difference between imagining a kitchen and standing in one.

Can I touch and test the cabinetry, benchtops and storage on display?

Yes. Every kitchen in the showroom is a fully realised display. You can open drawers, test soft-close hardware, explore cabinetry profiles and run your hand across stone samples to get a genuine feel for the materials and finishes on offer. It’s a far more useful way to make design decisions than browsing images, and it’s often where the clearest ideas start to take shape.

What brands and products will I see in the showroom?

You’ll find premium products from Hafele, Caesarstone, Polytec, Blum and Farmers Doors, giving you a strong sense of the quality and design possibilities on offer. Each display highlights the quality, functionality and design possibilities available, with our team on hand to guide you through the latest product options for your own project.

Is the Bassendean showroom the same as the Home Collective showroom in Leederville?

No. Our Kitchen Designers are based at Bassendean, and this is where kitchen-specific consultations take place. Home Collective in Leederville is a separate showroom with its own hours and offering. If your visit is about planning a kitchen, Bassendean is the right place to start.

Do I need a budget or design direction before I visit?

Not at all. Plenty of visitors arrive with a rough feeling for what they like and nothing more concrete than that, and some arrive with no fixed idea at all. Part of a designer’s role is helping you work out what fits your home, your lifestyle and your budget, so coming in with an open mind is a genuinely useful starting point rather than something to prepare for in advance.

What's the best way to prepare for a showroom visit?

There’s no real preparation required, though it helps to bring along any inspiration you’ve gathered, whether that’s saved images, a Pinterest board or simply a sense of the styles you’re drawn to. If you have rough measurements or photos of your current kitchen, these can also help a designer start thinking practically about your space from the first conversation.