Kitchen & Bath Showroom in Ellicott City, MD

See and touch your materials before you decide

Photos and websites only go so far. Cabinet color, countertop veining, tile texture and the weight of hardware all look different in person. Our showroom lets you compare options side by side, with a designer to help you put them together into a plan for your kitchen or bathroom.

• Address10030 Baltimore National Pike, Suite D220, Ellicott City, MD 21042
• HoursMon to Fri 9am to 5pm
  Sat 10am to 5pm
  Closed Sunday
• Phone(410) 717-5454
• LicenseMHIC #162278

What you can look at

Cabinetry

Cabinet door styles, finishes and construction for kitchens, bathroom vanities and built-ins. Cabinetry lines we work with include Fabuwood, Medallion, Vita Cabinetry and 21st Century Cabinetry. See our kitchen remodeling page for how cabinetry fits into the project.

Countertops and surfaces

Quartz and other surface materials for kitchens and bathrooms, including surfaces from Cosentino and MSI. Seeing a full slab or large sample shows how the pattern really looks.

Tile

Backsplash, shower, wall and floor tile from suppliers we work with, including The Tile Shop, Merola Tile, Floor & Decor and Columbia Tile & Marble.

Fixtures and hardware

Faucets, shower systems, sinks and cabinet hardware, including Kohler, Delta, Fleurco, Hardware Resources and Signature Hardware.

All brands we work with: Fabuwood, Medallion, Vita Cabinetry, 21st Century Cabinetry, MSI, Cosentino, The Tile Shop, Merola Tile, Floor & Decor, Columbia Tile & Marble, Deco|Vita, Kohler, Delta, Fleurco, Hardware Resources, Signature Hardware, Build with Ferguson. Brands change, so ask us about any specific product line you have in mind.

How a showroom visit works

1. Bring what you have. Photos of your space, measurements if you have them, and any inspiration images.
2. Talk through your project. We discuss goals, budget and timeline.
3. Compare materials. Cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures, side by side.
4. Next step. We can schedule an in-home consultation for measurements and a written estimate.

How to choose cabinets

Cabinets set the style of a kitchen or vanity and are usually the biggest line item, so it pays to understand the options.

• Door style. Shaker, flat-panel and raised-panel doors each give a different feel. Shaker is a common, versatile choice.
• Finish. Painted finishes in white, green, blue or gray, and stained wood in lighter or darker tones. Look at finishes in natural light.
• Construction and storage. Drawer boxes, soft-close hardware, pull-outs and pantry cabinets affect daily use as much as the doors do.
• Stock, semi-custom or custom. They differ in available sizes, finish options and price, and a designer can help you choose where extra investment matters most.

How to choose countertops

• Look at the slab. Veining and color vary, so a large sample or full slab shows more than a small chip.
• Consider upkeep. Different surface materials handle heat, stains and cutting differently.
• Edge and thickness. The edge profile changes the look, and waterfall edges on an island add a strong design element.
• Match with cabinets. Bring a cabinet door sample so you can judge colors together.

Tile, hardware and fixtures

Tile for backsplashes and showers is a big part of the finished look. Compare size, color and texture in person, and think about grout and layout as well. Cabinet pulls, faucets and shower systems come in finishes such as brushed brass, matte black, chrome and nickel, and it helps to hold a few against your cabinet and tile samples before you decide.

Cabinetry and countertops as part of a remodel

You do not have to figure out how cabinets, countertops and tile fit together on your own. Our designers pull selections together into a plan and a written estimate, and the same team installs them. Selections made in the showroom feed straight into your kitchen or bathroom project. If you want to spread the cost, see financing.

Showroom questions