20 Boylston Street · Brookline

Request a visit to the showroom.

Tell us about the project first. A member of the DOCA Boston team will then call you to agree a day and time that works.

How this works

Every visit is confirmed by phone.

We do not publish open slots. Sharing your project first means the showroom is set up for the kitchen you are actually planning, and that the person you meet has seen your details before you arrive.

  1. Step oneYou answer the same questions as our design consultation, plus the day and time of day that would suit you.
  2. Step twoWe call you on the number you provide to agree a specific time. Your visit is not confirmed until we have spoken.
  3. Step threeYou visit us at Brookline. The consultation is complimentary.

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What are you planning?

At the showroom

What a visit covers.

Compare European cabinet construction, porcelain, wood, lacquer, glass and storage details in complete kitchen vignettes rather than isolated samples. The point of coming in is to resolve the decisions that photographs cannot settle.

What to bring

Plans are useful but not required. Bring an appliance list, room measurements, inspiration images, finish samples, or the questions your project team has not resolved.

More about the showroom
Light oak DOCA kitchen display in the Brookline showroom

Service area

Brookline base. New England reach.

The showroom serves Boston-area homeowners and project teams, with DOCA product work extending across New England. Project feasibility, delivery and installation are confirmed for the actual location and scope.

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