
Hero and primary conversion area
A split hero that communicates the core promise and anchors two primary actions, browse cabinets and request design help, supported by concise proof points.
Premium Cabinets without the premium cost
Country Kitchens was founded in 2018 to make farmhouse style cabinetry more accessible without compromising on quality. They operate as a direct drop ship ecommerce business, which lets them keep pricing competitive while shipping directly from manufacturers and factories to customers.
We delivered a homepage redesign refresh that improves decision making from the first scroll, without stripping away the practical value props their customers come for. The work focused on clarity, credibility, and a more intentional presentation of product styles, programs, and reasons to buy.
Country Kitchens partnered with our team to refresh their homepage into a modern, cohesive ecommerce experience that feels custom built for their market and their customer.
Cabinetry, Kitchen, Ecommerce
Country Kitchens competes in a price sensitive market where shoppers move quickly, compare options, and look for proof before they commit. The homepage needed to communicate quality and service with the same confidence as larger retailers, while keeping the experience simple and direct.
The value proposition and trust signals needed to land faster for first time visitors comparing multiple sites.
Style browsing needed stronger hierarchy so shoppers could scan, shortlist, and keep moving without friction.
Key programs like free design services and refundable sample doors needed clearer placement to reduce hesitation before purchase.
We started by defining a homepage narrative that matches purchase intent, promise, proof, browse, reassurance, then next steps. We designed a custom component system that makes the experience feel consistent without looking templated. We reinforced decision points with strong modules for popular styles, benefits, and programs like free design services and refundable sample doors. We kept the interface calm and modern so product imagery and key messages carry the page.
Built a clear above the fold structure that pairs primary actions with immediate proof points around price, programs, and service.
Designed a style browsing module that supports quick visual comparison while keeping labels and routes consistent across cards.
Elevated credibility with a dedicated review and rating strip and reinforced it again through benefit tiles and guarantees.
Highlighted commitment reducing programs in context, including free design help and refundable sample doors, so reassurance appears at the moment shoppers weigh risk.
The website guides visitors to discover our affordable premium cabinets, review resources, and make confident buying decisions.

A split hero that communicates the core promise and anchors two primary actions, browse cabinets and request design help, supported by concise proof points.

A dedicated rating and review band that validates credibility early, before users invest time browsing.

A visual grid of popular cabinet styles designed for comparison, with clear labels and a route to view all styles.

A value prop panel that turns brand claims into scannable guarantees such as pricing, satisfaction, and delivery expectations.

A sequence of program modules that address hesitations, including free design services, trade program savings, and refundable sample doors with an explicit refund mechanic.
The redesigned homepage presents Country Kitchens as a credible, modern ecommerce brand while keeping the message grounded in pricing, materials, and service. It makes it easier to scan style options and immediately understand the programs that reduce risk in a major home purchase. The page structure now supports growth into adjacent categories, not only cabinets, without losing coherence. The system sets a stronger foundation for future page builds and ongoing merchandising updates.
The design puts our key programs in the right places, which helps customers understand the value faster. It looks modern but it still feels like Country Kitchens because the messaging stayed true to how we talk to our buyers.
Kris Ludwig
CEO & Co-founder, Country Kitchens