Ambrosia Design

Ambrosia Design sells the drawing as much as the woodwork. The Hanover company describes itself as a Massachusetts cabinetry and interior remodeling outfit that designs and installs custom kitchen, bathroom, closet and whole-home cabinetry, and says on its own site that it has about five years behind it. Its written history is short, and so far uniformly positive: three Google ratings, all five stars, all posted in 2025. Two of them tell the same story — a homeowner arrives without a plan and leaves with one. In a November 2025 review, a customer wrote that they walked in without a clear vision of what they needed and were guided through the process, down to granite choices for their budget. A second November 2025 review named Andi as the person they dealt with and said the cabinetry came out perfect. In April 2025, a homeowner who described themselves as very picky wrote about a patient back-and-forth that ended with every detail where they wanted it. Its Houzz profile fills in the shape of the work: kitchen and bathroom design, custom cabinets and vanities, pantries, mudrooms, laundry rooms, floor plans and 3D renderings, with a typical job cost listed between $5,000 and $150,000 and three project galleries posted. Nobody has reviewed the company there yet. The caveat is volume. Three reviews on one platform, the newest from November 2025, is a thin basis for judging how a firm handles a job that goes wrong, and the five-year tenure is the company's own figure rather than something confirmed anywhere else. A sensible call for a homeowner who wants the layout and cabinetry resolved carefully before demolition starts — provided you are comfortable judging them on a small portfolio and a handful of recent conversations. Ask to see kitchens finished in the past year, and get the scope and schedule in writing before any deposit.