D’s Design StudioCairo, Egypt Designed & DeliveredMade to measure

A kitchen drawn around you.

We begin with how you really live — the way you cook, the way people gather, the path you trace through the room a hundred times a day — and design outward from there. So what you’re left with isn’t just cabinetry, but a kitchen that lives the way you do.

Plate 01 · Made to Measure The first D’s kitchen — glass-front cabinets flanking the gas range, in warm wood with dark granite worktops
Precise— Made to measure —
D’s Design Studio

Four stages. One team. No handoffs.

Most kitchens pass through a designer, a factory and a fitter who never speak. Ours never leave our hands — which is exactly why Cairo families trust one studio with the whole job.

Design Manufacture Deliver Install
A few of the materials we work in
The Studio

An engineer who learned to cook.

D’s Design Studio is the work of Dina Youssef — an engineer with a habit of precision, and a home cook who came to see the kitchen as the one room a household truly lives in. She started the studio to make kitchens the way she’d want her own: exact, hard-wearing, and shaped around the people using them.

Based in
Cairo, Egypt
Scope
Design → Install
Workshop
In-house
More about the studio
What we do

Design, build and fit, end to end.

01

Design

We measure how you actually move — which way you reach for the pan, where the bin belongs, how many people crowd in at once — and draw around that, not a catalogue.

The design stage
02

Manufacture

Your kitchen is built in our own workshop — real materials, cut and finished to the millimetre, by the same people who’ll come and fit it.

In the workshop
03

Deliver & Install

We bring it, fit it, and clean up after ourselves. You’re left with a working kitchen and one number to call if it ever needs us again.

Delivery & fit

Every kitchen is measured to its own room, so every price is its own quote. Ask for one.

Start here

It begins with a measurement.

Tell us about your space. We’ll come and measure up, talk through what’s possible, and draw something honest — no charge, no obligation.