MDC Design Center — Cherry Hill, NJ
Kitchen Cabinets, Countertops & Flooring in Brick, NJ
Brick Township is Ocean County's largest community — over 75,000 residents in a coastal suburban setting where kitchen renovation demand is driven by both primary homeowners and seasonal property upgrades. MDC Design Center in Cherry Hill is 55 minutes northwest via the Garden State Parkway — and the full-display showroom experience Brick homeowners make the trip for doesn't exist closer to the Shore.
Brick's housing ranges from post-war bungalows near the bay to 1970s colonials along Route 70 to newer construction in Laurelton and Adamston. Our Cherry Hill design team works with all of these layouts — and stocks materials available for same-week pickup so projects don't get delayed waiting for coastal deliveries.
What Brick Homeowners Come to MDC For
Four product categories on display in our Cherry Hill showroom — ~55 min from Brick.
Kitchen Cabinets
Shaker and transitional cabinets in plywood construction — moisture-resistant construction suited to Ocean County's coastal environment. Available in white, grey, and warm tones that complement Brick's range of housing styles.
Countertops
Quartz countertops — the right choice for coastal kitchens where humidity is a factor. Non-porous, no sealing required, and displayed at full slab scale in Cherry Hill. Full selection to compare before deciding.
Flooring
Waterproof SPC luxury vinyl for Brick's coastal properties where moisture control is a primary concern. Floating installation over existing subfloor — practical for homes where the kitchen subfloor has been impacted by past flooding or humidity.
Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom vanities for Brick's range of housing types — from compact 24" units for older bungalows to larger double vanities for renovated primary baths. All on display in Cherry Hill.
Brick Township's Coastal Housing and Kitchen Renovation Context
Brick Township occupies the southwestern corner of Ocean County along the Barnegat Bay — a geography that gives it both a coastal character and suburban depth. The housing near the bay and Point Pleasant Canal tends toward older bungalows and cottages — modest footprints where kitchen renovation is typically about maximizing the available space rather than changing the layout. The interior suburban sections along Route 88 and Route 70 have larger colonials and raised ranches from the 1970s and 1980s where full kitchen renovations are the primary project type.
Ocean County's coastal environment introduces considerations that inland suburban kitchens don't face. Humidity levels are higher, particularly in properties near the bay. Wood cabinets in non-climate-controlled spaces can move with seasonal moisture changes. Countertop materials that require maintenance — like natural stone — are less practical in properties that aren't occupied year-round.
We recommend plywood-box cabinet construction (less susceptible to moisture than particleboard), quartz countertops (non-porous, sealed at the factory), and SPC luxury vinyl flooring (fully waterproof) for Brick Township kitchens — and all three are on display at our Cherry Hill showroom.
Why Ocean County Homeowners Drive to Cherry Hill
Brick and the surrounding Ocean County communities have home improvement stores and some local kitchen dealers along Route 88 and Route 9. What they lack is a full-display kitchen showroom where complete vignettes are installed — so you can see how cabinet, countertop, and flooring combinations look together before buying.
For a Shore homeowner spending $15,000 to $35,000 on a kitchen renovation — whether it's a primary residence or an investment property — making material decisions from sample boards produces results that often disappoint. Our Cherry Hill showroom provides the full-scale comparison that produces confident decisions.
The Garden State Parkway to Cherry Hill is a straight shot: 55 minutes from most Brick addresses. We stock most cabinet lines and countertop slabs in Cherry Hill with same-week pickup available on most selections. Same-week availability is particularly valuable for Shore renovation projects with tight seasonal windows.
Renovation Challenges We Solve for Brick Homeowners
The four situations we encounter most in Brick kitchens and bathrooms.
Coastal moisture and cabinet durability
Ocean County kitchens — particularly near the bay in Brick — experience higher ambient humidity than inland locations. Plywood-box cabinet construction is significantly more moisture-resistant than particleboard. We carry plywood-box lines exclusively and recommend them specifically for Brick and coastal Ocean County properties.
Small bay-area bungalow kitchen footprints
Older Brick bungalows near Point Pleasant Canal and Silver Bay have compact galley and single-wall kitchens — layouts that benefit from full-height cabinets, pull-out storage, and strategic layout changes that don't require structural work. We design these layouts at the showroom from your actual floor dimensions.
Tight seasonal renovation windows
Shore renovation projects have a seasonal window — work scheduled for spring needs materials available in March or April, not June. Our Cherry Hill warehouse stocks in-demand cabinet lines and countertop slabs with same-week availability. We don't have the 14-week lead times that push Shore renovations past their seasonal target.
Coastal aesthetic vs. contemporary style
Brick homeowners often face a choice between coastal-warm aesthetics (beadboard accents, warm wood tones, shiplap-adjacent styling) and clean contemporary (flat-panel, cool grey, integrated hardware). Both directions are available in our Cherry Hill showroom — displayed at scale so you can see which works in your specific kitchen.
Serving Brick Township and Ocean County
Brick Township is Ocean County's most populous community — a suburban Shore town that functions as a full-time residential community for over 75,000 residents, not just a seasonal destination. Kitchen renovation demand here is consistent year-round, with a spike in late winter as homeowners plan spring projects.
We serve Brick customers from the bay-area bungalow neighborhoods, the Route 88 corridor, the Laurelton and Adamston sections, and adjacent communities including Point Pleasant, Toms River, and Lakewood. The Garden State Parkway northbound to Cherry Hill is the most direct route — approximately 55 minutes to our showroom at 1970 Old Cuthbert Road.
Call (609) 707-4527 before visiting to confirm a designer is available for your visit. Walk-ins are always welcome.
Areas Near Brick We Serve
Frequently Asked Questions — Brick, NJ
Free Design & Estimate for Brick, NJ Homeowners
Our Cherry Hill showroom is 55 minutes from Brick via the Garden State Parkway. Walk through complete kitchen displays, see countertop slabs at full scale, and talk to a designer before spending anything. In-stock materials — same-week pickup available.
- Free kitchen design consultation — no obligation
- Complete kitchen vignettes on display
- In-stock inventory — same-week pickup available
- Plywood-box cabinet construction
- Local delivery to Brick & Ocean County
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034