Who do I call – a kitchen and bath designer, contractor or architect?
There isn’t a single, simple answer to that question, as each project is different. In general, I suggest that if the overall architecture of your home is going to be impacted by an addition, or considerable interior structural changes impacting an entire floor of your home are being considered, an architect will be an excellent starting point. An architect will recommend a licensed general contractor or builder for your project in this scenario. They may also team with a designer to select your finishes and materials. If your project involves remodeling an existing space, rather than adding on, a kitchen and bath design specialist is the professional to engage. They will work with you on the overall design of the space, to include flooring and wall tile, cabinetry, hardware, lighting, fixtures, faucets, appliances and even some accessories. The designer can recommend contractors and installers, as well, to handle the work that needs to be done to implement the plan.
