Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Products in NH

A finished room is only as good as what goes into it, and the kitchen and bathroom remodel products you choose decide how a space looks and how long it holds up. 

Country Cabinets, etc. has spent fifty years helping homeowners across the Mount Washington Valley narrow a crowded market down to the brands we’ve watched perform, then match them to your room, your household, and your budget.

Kitchen & Bath

Cabinets are the largest product decision in most remodels, and the maker behind them shapes what your room can become. We’ve chosen our cabinet partners by seeing how they build, finish, and stand behind the work, so our designers can match the cabinetry to your room and budget.

Cabinet Options

The amount of flexibility you need helps narrow the choice between stock, semi-custom, and fully custom cabinetry. 

Custom-designed systems can make better use of closets, garages, and home offices where standard cabinetry may not fit the space.

Cabico

We’ve held an authorized dealer relationship with Cabico for years. Cabico has spent more than 25 years as one of North America's leading makers of custom cabinetry. Its design flexibility takes on complex, one-of-a-kind projects.

Medallion

Medallion cabinetry sells only through qualified dealer showrooms. It comes in four design groups, so you and your designer can settle on the group that fits your style and your budget.

Waypoint

Available only through qualified dealers, Waypoint Living Spaces pairs a range of designs, colors, and construction options with pricing that leaves room to plan around your lifestyle and your budget.

Merillat Basics

A value-focused line from one of the country's long-established cabinet makers, giving your designer a dependable, budget-conscious option when a project calls for straightforward stock cabinetry.

Stor-X

Made in Canada and cut to fit, Stor-X brings custom-designed storage to the spaces that usually go underused, turning a cluttered garage, closet, or home office into a room that works.

For the full range of cabinet options across both rooms, our kitchen and bath cabinets page covers styles, construction, and finishes in depth, and if you're weighing custom against semi-custom, our custom cabinets page walks through that decision on its own.

Kitchen & Bath

The countertop takes more daily wear than any other surface in a kitchen or bath, so the material matters as much as the color. 

We carry quartz, solid surface, wood, and natural stone. Your designer can help you compare the options based on how heavily your room is used. The choices run from standard stock options to fully custom work, so the surface fits your room and your budget.

Countertop Materials

Quartz gives you a nonporous surface with relatively little day-to-day maintenance, while natural stone brings the variation that comes from the material itself. 

Solid surface can be shaped for more specialized applications, and wood adds a warmer natural finish. Ultracompact material is another option when resistance to heat and wear is especially important.

The right material depends on where the surface is going and what it will be asked to handle every day, so your designer can help narrow those choices before you settle on a color or finish.

Cambria

American-made quartz that is nonporous and low-maintenance, making it a durable choice for counters, vanities, and even shower walls.

Silestone

A hard, resilient quartz surface from Cosentino, known for a deep color range and everyday durability in kitchens and baths.

Viatera

LG's quartz line, valued for its consistent slabs and broad palette, sitting in a strong middle ground between design and value.

Dekton

Cosentino's ultracompact surface, with strong heat, scratch, and UV resistance that suits hard-working kitchen counters.

Corian

A solid surface that can be shaped and seamed into almost any form without visible joints, which makes it well suited to custom vanities and counters.

LG Hi-Macs

A solid surface in the same family as Corian, easy to fabricate and easy to keep clean.

Swanstone

A solid surface engineered for the kitchen and bath that holds up to moisture and wear in vanities, tub surrounds, and shower walls.

Stone Creations

A New Hampshire fabricator and a local source for natural stone surfaces cut and finished close to home.

Grothouse

Solid wood surfaces in dozens of species and edge profiles, a warm option for a counter or island in a kitchen that wants natural material.

Granite Design

A source for natural stone surfaces, offering granite and stone options fabricated for kitchen counters and bath vanities.

John Boos

Butcher block and wood countertops in maple, cherry, walnut, and oak, from a maker whose surfaces have been at work in kitchens for well over a century.

Kitchen & Bath

Faucets and fixtures are where function meets finish. A well-made faucet feels different in the hand, holds its finish for years, and can coordinate with other fixtures throughout your kitchen or bathroom. 

The quality of a fixture is easy to overlook until a cheaper one fails, which is why the lines we carry are ones that hold up across both rooms, from the kitchen sink to the bath faucet.

Kitchen and Bathroom Fixture Options

In the kitchen, your choices can include the faucet itself along with the sink beneath it, with different configurations suited to the way you cook and clean. Bathroom selections extend from sink faucets into the shower and tub, so the finish and style can carry through more than one fixture in the room.

Sinks are part of that decision as well. The brands we carry include kitchen sinks in materials such as stainless steel and granite composite, alongside bathroom fixtures and coordinating bathware.

Kohler

A long-established name across kitchen and bath, making sinks, faucets, tubs, and fixtures in a wide span of styles and finishes.

Moen

Kitchen and bath faucets and shower fixtures known for reliable functions and a broad, accessible range.

Delta

Faucets and shower fixtures for kitchen and bath, recognized for durable working parts and a wide range of finishes.

ROHL

Handcrafted sinks and fixtures for kitchen and bath for homeowners looking at the higher end of the range.

Hamat

Kitchen and bath faucets and sinks, offering a range of finishes for homeowners who want a distinct look at the sink.

Blanco

Kitchen sinks in stainless steel and the brand's patented granite composite, engineered for years of cooking and cleaning.

Gatco

Bathroom hardware and accessories, from towel bars and mirrors to coordinating accessories, all available in matching finishes.

With these many strong names on the table, the choice comes down to the look you are after and how hard the fixture has to work. Your designer helps you weigh one against another, so you are not deciding on brand recognition alone.

Kitchen

Under-cabinet lighting puts light directly onto the work surface, where overhead fixtures do not always reach as effectively once you are standing at the counter. It can be planned into a remodel alongside the cabinetry and electrical work, keeping the fixture itself less noticeable while giving you useful light where food preparation happens.

Under-Cabinet Lighting Options

Different installations can call for continuous LED lighting, individual fixtures, or linear bars beneath the cabinets. The right choice depends on the cabinetry and the kind of light you want across the counter.

Dimming and light temperature are worth considering at the same time, since the lighting used for food preparation may need to feel different later in the evening. Planning those choices while the remodel is underway also allows the wiring and switching to be considered before the walls and cabinetry are finished.

Kitchen & Bath

Hardware is a small part of the budget that shapes a surprising amount of how a room feels. The knobs and pulls carry your personal style through the space and tie the cabinets to the fixtures, so we carry lines with the finish range to match the rest of your decor.

Decorative Hardware

Knobs and pulls are the most visible pieces, but the right hardware depends on the cabinet style and how you want to use it. Different shapes, sizes, and finishes give you room to coordinate the cabinetry with the other finishes already selected for the room.

Functional Hardware and Cabinet Storage

Some of the most useful hardware sits inside the cabinetry rather than on the door. Hinges, slides, pull-outs, and organizational fittings affect how easily drawers and cabinets open and how much of the available storage you can actually reach.

Pull-out storage and corner solutions can also make difficult cabinet spaces more usable, while internal organizers give smaller everyday items a dedicated place.

Bath Accessories

Bathroom hardware extends beyond cabinetry to the pieces used throughout the room. Towel bars, mirrors, and other coordinating accessories can carry the same finish used at the faucet and surrounding fixtures.

Amerock

A hardware maker in business since 1928, offering cabinet knobs, pulls, and bath accessories in coordinating collections and finishes.

Top Knobs

Decorative cabinet and bath hardware that spans a wide style range, from traditional to modern.

Richelieu

A broad line of cabinet hardware and functional components, useful when a project calls for a specific finish or an unusual size.

Hardware Resources

Cabinet hardware and organizational hardware that pair decorative pieces with the storage accessories inside the cabinet.

Rev-A-Shelf

Functional storage hardware and cabinet organizers, from pull-outs to corner solutions that make everyday items easier to reach.

Häfele

Functional hardware and clever storage hardware, strong on the hinges, slides, and pull-outs that make a cabinet run smoothly.

Small as they are, these pieces are often the last thing chosen and the first thing a guest touches, so they are worth getting right. Seeing them paired with real cabinets and finishes is the easiest way to picture the combination in your own room.

Kitchen Products That Make Your Cooking Area Work

We Have Products That Suit Your Home and Budget

The best product for a remodel is rarely the most expensive one on the shelf. It is the one that handles the way you use the room and sits comfortably within your budget.

We have designers that work through your options with that balance in mind, so a family bath gets surfaces that shrug off wear, and a kitchen used every day gets counters and fixtures that take daily cooking in stride.

Our expert designers share a habit of pairing creative vision with practical planning. We prioritize workflow, storage, and movement over how the room photographs, and that's the standard our team holds to on every project.

A photo of a finished room tells you more about how a finish or a layout actually works than a spec sheet does. Browse completed kitchens and bathrooms built with the brands on this page.

A finish that looks right on a screen can read completely differently in your hand, which is why the products on this list are worth seeing in person before you decide. 

At our showroom, you can set two counter samples side by side, open a drawer to feel how a cabinet is built, and compare faucet finishes under real light rather than guessing from a catalog. It is also the fastest way to move a project forward. 

Bring a few measurements or photos, and your designer can start narrowing the options with you that day. Our showroom is open Monday through Thursday from 9 to 5, Friday from 9 to 4, and Saturday by appointment.

The right cabinets, counters, and fixtures are easier to settle when someone knows how each line performs. Tell Country Cabinets, etc. what you have in mind and what you want to spend, and a designer will help you narrow the options to the products that fit your kitchen or bath, whether you want us to install them or just supply them.