Remodelers Outlet has two in-house designers to help you with your next project. Whether you are remodeling a rental property or designing your own dream kitchen, our designers can help you stay on budget. Fill out the contact form to send measurements or schedule a visit to large kitchen showroom. Get directions.
Kitchen Design Services
Let us Design Your Dream Kitchen!
Add Value to your Home
Two of the most commonly remodeled rooms in a home are the kitchen and bathroom. These two rooms add the most value to any home when they're remodeled and upgraded with modern appliances.
If a kitchen or bath upgrade is on your to-do list, Remodelers Outlet has you covered with a range of cabinets for kitchen and bath to ensure you get the best results. Our extensive selection doesn't stop at cabinetry, either. We also have vanities, countertops, and all the hardware you need!
Meet our Designers
Peter Miguel
With over 40 years in the building industry, kitchen design is not just Peter Miguel's profession — it's his passion. Peter has spent his entire career helping customers create spaces that are both functional and beautiful, and his depth of experience shows in every project he touches.
For Peter, the most rewarding part of the job is the moment a customer sees their finished design for the first time. That look of surprise and delight — the "oh my god, this is my kitchen?" moment — is what keeps him inspired day after day.
Peter works with a wide range of customers, from property owners looking for durable, cost-effective solutions to homeowners ready to invest in their dream space. He understands that value matters, which is why Remodelers Outlet partners with trusted manufacturers like JSI and Wolf — brands that deliver on both quality and price. Whether a customer starts with bold color ideas or a tight budget, Peter has a knack for guiding them toward a kitchen they'll love.
When it comes to trends, Peter's enthusiasm is clear: accessories are where it's at. Homeowners are increasingly choosing to invest in cabinet accessories — pull-outs, organizers, and built-in storage solutions — that make everyday life easier and eliminate the need to bend and dig. Many find they're happy to go with a classic white or grey cabinet to free up budget for the functional touches that truly make a kitchen work.
As for his own dream kitchen? Peter would go with white and grey cabinets accented by a stained island, and load it up with as many accessories as possible. Organized, elegant, and completely practical — just like the kitchens he designs for his customers every day.
Steve Mathias
With over 20 years of experience as an installer and kitchen designer, Steve brings a rare combination of technical mastery and creative vision to every project. Having worked across both sides of the process, he understands not just how a kitchen should look, but how it needs to be built — a perspective that sets his designs apart from the start.
What drives Steve most is the creativity inherent in the work. While many kitchens share a similar footprint, he believes every design should carry a personal signature — one that reflects the client's lifestyle, taste, and vision. That tailored approach has defined his career and kept his work feeling fresh across more than two decades in the industry.
When it comes to trends, Steve has watched the market evolve through many cycles. White Shaker style remains a perennial favorite, but he's noticing a meaningful shift back toward light stains and natural wood, while grey tones continue to fade from the spotlight. It's a direction he welcomes — light stains pair beautifully with rich contrasting colors like hunter green or navy blue, a combination he particularly enjoys working with.
Among the many kitchens he's designed over the years, one stands out: a sprawling kitchen that featured alternating cabinet heights, glass-front cabinetry, and a striking custom island with an unconventional shape — a project that showcased what's possible when scale and creativity meet.
As for his own dream kitchen, Steve envisions cherry wood cabinetry with a light stain, a generous island, and soft lighting tucked into the upper glass cabinets — warm, timeless, and unmistakably his own.