A designer can pull all the pieces of your kitchen puzzle together. You’ll be free to dream, while the designer thinks through all the measurements, material coordination, and construction logistics. 

A designer will typically:

• Visit your home to take measurements.

• Create a design and draft a floor plan and elevations.

• Develop a detailed budget and schedule.

• Order products and materials.

• Coordinate work with your contractor.

• Oversee the installation and placement of the cabinets and other design elements.

 Before meeting with a designer, consider:

• What you and your family like and dislike about your current kitchen. Bring a rough floor plan of your kitchen with you.

• What general styles you like—contemporary, traditional,
  eclectic, etc.

• Whether you want your kitchen to reflect the architectural style of your home.

• What designs have caught your attention—bring photos or magazine tear-outs of your favorites.

• When you want your new kitchen to be ready.

• How much you want to spend.

• What questions you have about the designer’s work & about the remodeling process in general.