In-home design consultation to assess layout, lighting, and traffic flow
Personalized cabinetry design and space planning from experienced designers, not a sales counter.
We sit down with you first, so every design decision fits your space and your life.
Wickford Kitchen & Bath was built around one idea: kitchen and bath design should come from people who understand both the craft and the client. Our designers work across North Kingstown, Saunderstown, and the surrounding coastal communities, and they know the difference between a farmhouse kitchen in a Wickford village home and a coastal-modern bath in a Narragansett renovation.
Every project starts with real space planning, not a generic layout pulled from a catalog. We measure, we ask questions, and we look at how you actually cook, store, and live before recommending cabinetry, countertops, or storage solutions. We also walk through your habits and goals together, so the final design reflects how you truly use the space.
This is the part that separates a kitchen and bath design showroom from a box store aisle. You get an actual conversation with someone trained in cabinetry design, not a clerk pointing you toward whatever is in stock.
A cabinet design consultation with our team goes well beyond picking a door style. We look at your whole kitchen or bathroom as one connected system, from cabinet boxes to countertops to hardware.
Design consultation is what separates Wickford Kitchen & Bath from big-box retailers, and that starts with the people behind it. Our designers bring years of hands-on experience in space planning, cabinetry design, and materials selection to every project, guiding clients rather than simply processing an order.
Amanda is a seasoned designer with over 15 years of experience in both Commercial Space Planning in Washington, D.C., and Virtual Residential Design Consulting in Rhode Island. She skillfully merges established design principles with the unique needs of each client, creating spaces that are both functional and timeless. Known for her friendly demeanor and strong problem-solving abilities, Amanda guides clients through the design process, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.
Having navigated multiple major remodeling projects herself, she understands the challenges and rewards involved, which allows her to provide invaluable support and insight.
Outside of her professional life, Amanda is an active adventurer. She recently completed a half marathon with her significant other and enjoys kayaking, paddle boarding, and snowboarding with him, as well. She loves remodeling homes and taking her kids on explorative adventures all across New England, further enriching her creative perspective.
With a growing reputation for outstanding service and design excellence, Amanda continues to make a positive impact in her field.
Certified Kitchen & Bath Designer
Meet Brittany, a certified Kitchen and Bath Designer at Wickford Kitchen and Bath, Inc. Brittany has specialized in the kitchen and bath industry since receiving her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design in 2012. She has developed extensive knowledge in product selection, space planning, materials, and finishes, drawing upon this knowledge for the countless elements of design involved in hundreds of projects she has completed.
Brittany is skilled at analyzing her clients’ functional and aesthetic needs and incorporates the basic elements of light, color, form, and space to enhance the designs of each project.
Brittany is an active member of the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA), where she holds the distinguished designation of Certified Kitchen and Bath Designer (CKBD). Before turning 30, she was chosen to participate in the 2019 Thirty-under-30 Class at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS), which reflects her devotion and passion for design. Brittany is dedicated to “everything design” but also has a passion for reading and an affinity for country music.
When she is not working, she cherishes the time spent with her husband and son. One of her favorite family activities is camping in New Hampshire with family and friends. During these trips, she enjoys hiking, biking, ATVing, and relaxing by the campfire.
Most projects begin with a conversation, either in our kitchen design showroom or in your home. Our designers listen first: what’s frustrating about your current kitchen or bath, what you want to keep, and what needs to go.
From there, we move into space planning and cabinetry design, working through door styles, finishes, and countertop selection together. Because our showroom carries everything from semi-custom cabinetry to full custom cabinetry, we can scale the design to your project’s scope and budget without pushing you toward a single product line.
Once the design is set, we coordinate cabinet sales, ordering, and installation timing so there are no surprises. You’ll know what’s arriving, when, and how it all comes together before any work begins.
Choosing the right kitchen and bath designers matters as much as choosing the right cabinets. Here’s what clients across North Kingstown and South County can expect from working with us.
Once your design consultation is complete, these related services help bring the full project together.
A few things clients often ask before their first design consultation.
What happens during a first design consultation?
Do I need to visit the showroom, or can you come to my home?
Can your designers work with semi-custom or production line cabinetry if I'm on a tighter budget?
How is a cabinet design consultation different from just picking cabinets off a floor plan?
If you’re planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel anywhere from Wickford to Narragansett, talk with our kitchen and bath designers before you commit to a single cabinet. A short consultation now can save you from costly layout mistakes later.
