New-home kitchen and table packages.

Monogram kitchen display at The Luxury Tree House showroom, with white cabinetry and a large island.

Start with the essentials for four.

Cookware, prep tools and a table that works together. Keep what you love; we will prepare an itemized proposal for the rest.

Shown: The Luxury Tree House showroom. Appliances and cabinetry are quoted separately.

Three ways to begin.

Essentials: everyday cooking and four places. Everyday: more batch cooking and six places. Host: shared meals and eight places. Open an edit to see its proposed contents.

Make it yours.

Keep what already works. Remove duplicates. Swap the pan, knife, finish or table setting where another choice fits you better.

Every edit is quoted individually. Models, finishes, price, availability and delivery are confirmed before ordering. The four, six and eight counts are serving targets; manufacturer packs may add spare pieces. Your proposal confirms the exact quantities and total.

On the inquiry form, select your preferred edit and share your household and guest count, cooktop, move-in timing and spending range. Include what you are keeping and relevant drawer, cabinet or oven measurements.

Explore the choices in the showroom · Browse brands and project catalogs

Choose cookware for your kitchen · Choose cutting boards and prep tools

Choose the pieces.

Compare useful Good, Better and Best upgrades, then mix tiers around the way you cook.

Shown: ZWILLING Gourmet 8-inch chef’s knife. Manufacturer photograph and product details.

ZWILLING Gourmet 8-inch chef’s knife with a stainless-steel blade and black triple-rivet handle, proposed for The House Edit new-home packages.