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Where to see Design Gallery in person.
Design Gallery is a destination, not a catalog. Each gallery is set as finished rooms you can walk, open and touch, with the people who specify them on the floor. Here is where to find us.
Inside the Roseville gallery
The Roseville gallery is an 18,000-square-foot building at 900 Sunrise Ave, serving Greater Sacramento. It opened to the public over two evenings, September 17-18, 2026.
In Roseville, Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove appliances run in finished kitchens framed by DreamLine Custom Cabinetry, with Cosentino surfaces across the islands, counters and walls. At the center of the building is the working kitchen, where a guest chef cooks a full menu at chef evenings and the team runs the appliances for visitors between them. Bath displays share the building: shower walls, sinks, cabinetry and tile set in finished rooms.
Parking around the building is free. Booking a visit holds a specialist and a private room for your time, and the FAQ answers the questions most visitors ask before they come.
Interior designers, architects, builders and remodelers present to clients in the private rooms, a few steps from the environments under discussion. The trade program is open to them: apply for trade access online, and the team reviews each application personally.
Idaho
IDInside the Post Falls gallery
Design Gallery is open in Post Falls, at 104 S Moyie St, with its Grand Opening on December 11, 2026, serving North Idaho and the Spokane area. Visitors are welcome during its regular hours, which the Post Falls page lists; it is closed Sunday.
The floor is set as finished rooms: painted and shaker kitchens, a laundry and mudroom bay, and a finish library of cabinet door samples. DreamLine Custom Cabinetry runs the cabinetry and DreamHome Appliance Group the appliance specification, and designers who bring clients can apply for trade access.
Come see the rooms in person.
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