Our Kitchen Designers

I graduated from Purdue with a Bachelor’s in Retail Management. A few years later, I opted to pursue a more creative field, and sought my Bachelor’s in Interior Design at The Art Institute of Indianapolis. While in school, I also worked as a Kitchen Designer for The Home Depot. It was enjoyable and rewarding to help clients with such an important part of their home. After graduating, I designed for custom cabinet shops, freelanced interior design projects, and designed office furniture and commercial spaces. I realized my passion was where I started – designing kitchens and baths. In 2012, I started with Cabinets.com, and began the most rewarding part of my career. Over these years I have had the opportunity to work on many diverse projects and am fortunate to have access to the latest design technology.

My best advice is to hire an experienced cabinet installer. They are the ones who will make sure all the finishing touches are complete, and your project (big or small) has the look that you spent more than you really did!

I have had a lifelong interest design and have been designing and selling cabinets for 17 years. My experience includes working for home builders and remodeling companies, managing cabinet design and supervising installations. I worked directly with clients, making sure they were happy with the finished product. I was awarded several Best Kitchen Awards in the Parade of Homes. Years later I switched gears to design with Cabinets.com – I believe I’ve found the best place to work in the industry!

My best advice is to hire an experienced cabinet installer. Having an expert will help your project run smoothly and makes the finished product that much better.

I graduated from Virginia Tech with a Bachelor’s in Apparel, Housing, and Resource Management with a focus in Kitchen & Bath design. After graduating, I spent a year at a family owned remodeling firm. I created cabinetry layouts, conducted on-site measures, coordinated with installers, and had on-site meetings with clients. I later relocated to a custom cabinetry design firm in New York where I focused solely on the cabinetry details, design and build specifications. I quickly began to understand the intricacies of designing custom cabinetry and felt I had found my true calling. I could visualize the big picture of the finished project while also zeroing in on the smallest details for how each cabinet should be built. I started with Cabinets.com in 2018, opening opportunities to work with customers from all over the country. This was an exciting concept that was a previous limitation, but it has only led to more opportunity because design styles vary from coast to coast. I can design a modern, monochromatic kitchen in California while also creating a post-war traditional kitchen in the New York in the same day. This may be one of my favorite things about working at Cabinets.com because you never know what you’re going to get to design!

My best advice is to measure twice and order once! Ensuring that you have accurate dimensions can make or break a design and become a costly mistake for your budget and project timeline. Waiting on a new cabinet to be built because of a measuring error may put your project on hold which is the last thing we want to happen! Because of this, I always recommend that clients triple check their measurements and have their installer look over the plans as an extra set of eyes.

I have been in the cabinet and design industry since 2009, including as a Design and Sales Lead over 9 full-service cabinetry showrooms. In this role I was able to share my passion for design with my customers and I honed my technical design skills.

I aim to deliver top notch customer service through my love of design. As a Mathematical Education major, design wasn’t the most natural extension for a career, but it does help with the measuring and quick thinking required when helping customers in real-time. Keeping my clients involved in the process is so exciting and helps me improve my skills and design ability.

My favorite design option is a two-toned kitchen with 2 complimentary colors. This adds so much depth and interest to a kitchen! The best advice I have for a homeowner is to measure-measure-measure. Ensure the measurements are correct prior to ordering.

I graduated from the San Juan School of Interior Design in 2004. While in school, I found my passion for kitchen design and knew this was the design specialty I wanted to pursue. Shortly after I graduated, I got a job as a kitchen design specialist. During my sixteen years in the industry, I’ve worked with multiple cabinet lines, from American, European to Brazilian cabinetry. I’ve completed multiple training courses in design programs and toured numerous cabinet manufacturing plants. I’ve worked as a retail kitchen designer, multi-housing kitchen designer, project manager for multi million-dollar projects and as a manager of a talented group of people. I’m also bi-lingual and enjoy helping our Spanish speaking clients.

What I love the most about my job is that every design is different, and this gives me the ability to be creative every day of my life.

My best advice to clients is to work with a designer! Kitchen design has many details to consider and by working with a designer you make sure the space planning is optimized and that the installation process will go smoothly.

I attended the International Academy of Design & Technology in 2009 to study for my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design. While attending design school, I interned for a local interior design firm and started a part-time job in kitchen design. I began attending seminars and online classes to learn cabinetry basics as I found kitchen and bath design was my true interest. After a few years of kitchen design, I started in-home consultations for kitchen and bath remodels and became involved in the installation and production process. Using the knowledge gained in that field, I was soon able to manage my own projects and work one-on-one with clients and installers on-site from start to finish. Since then, I have been able to expand my reach and work with clients all over the country as a designer for Cabinets.com. Our online presence gives me the opportunity to design with regional trends based on a client’s location and taste, which allows me to be creative with every design project. I have received multiple industry awards for my design and rendering talents; most recently I won the “2021 Global Design – Voter’s Choice Award” and have become a professional member of the Design Advisory Council by 2020 Spaces. My advice for a client looking to get a great design for their kitchen is to reach out to an experienced designer to help with the layout of the cabinetry to assure the design is fully functional as much as it is aesthetically pleasing. Being able to utilize and function in the space in your everyday life is most important.

I received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Florida. After doing social work for a few years I decided to pursue interior design as I’ve been decorating and arranging furniture since I was very young.

I received a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from the Academy of Design and Technology in Tampa in 2007. After graduation I moved to Northern California and worked for a showroom designing high end European kitchens.

After moving back to Florida I worked for local showrooms where I designed more traditional and transitional kitchens. In 2014 I came to Cabinets.com and love that I can design and sell kitchens for clients all over the country!

Some of my favorite design elements are cabinets with glass and backsplash. The backsplash is the jewelry of the kitchen and completes the overall look.

My best advice is to hire a qualified installer and to make sure they follow the design plans to include all the specified details. A good installer is just as important as a good designer.

I have been in the design and construction industry for over fourteen years. I have a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Capella University as well as my diploma in residential planning from The Art Institute. While starting my career in the home center, I was soon recruited to complete the team of a construction management office for a large hospital in southern California. During my tenure there, I further refined my knowledge base of installation and project management.

Kitchen and bath design has always been my specialty starting as one of my first career opportunities. I have continued to refine my skills with years of experience in the industry. At Cabinets.com I have the privilege of working with clients from all over the country. All of them with a new set of wish lists, need-to-haves, and challenges. It is fulfilling and my passion to work through these needs together and ultimately, design their dream space.

My best advice for clients is to hire a good contractor who has a finish carpenter on staff. And design the space for you. Regardless of whether you’re going to live in it for one year or many, when the project is done, it’s yours and it should be your new favorite thing.

My passion has always been design. I received my bachelor’s degree in interior design from The Art Institute International of Minnesota almost 10 years ago. After finishing school, I worked for a big box store as a designer. I subsequently moved on to work in other areas of design including remodeling of entire homes. This mix of design positions made me realize my true passion was kitchen design. I love being able to help my customer’s vision come to life and for them to finally have their dream kitchen.

We will work together to create a space you will love and be excited to show off to your friends and family. Your space should be a reflection of you and your family.

I started in kitchen and bath design 10 years ago at a big box store. I learned design while studying for my bachelor’s degree in graphic design. After graduation, I realized I wanted to turn my passion for kitchen design into a career, so I continued working in the field for an online cabinet company. Working for an online company is exciting for me because I get to collaborate on such a wide variety of projects. With so many different styles and types of requests there is always something new. I enjoy the relationships I build with clients while helping them plan the best space possible for their needs.

My best advice is to triple check your measurements. That way everything in the design is planned accurately and your project will go smoothly to completion.

Having grown up with a father in the cabinet industry, I have experienced all aspects of cabinet construction and kitchen remodeling. As a kid, I was recruited to work summers in dad’s office, collating catalogs and dusting showrooms. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in art from Millersville University in Pennsylvania before moving with my family to Florida. Dad started another cabinet company in 2002 and this time recruited me as a kitchen designer. I have worked for mom-and-pop shops (literally), other smaller cabinet companies and big box stores, but the online experience is where I think the future of kitchen design lies. I like the idea of working with clients from all over the country, creating modern kitchens for the west coast, traditional style beauties for our fellow southerners, sleek transitional designs for my old friends in the Northeast, and unique designs for customers in-between. Working for Cabinets.com allows me to design with each of their needs and tastes in mind. The kitchen is the hub of your home, so my best advice is to get all you can out of it. You know best how you like to operate in your kitchen, so working hand-in-hand with an experienced designer can help you arrange the perfect functionality, while maintaining balance and aesthetics as well. Don’t be afraid to come to your designer with ideas, the best ones will listen and offer advice.