Kitchen & Bath Design

Your space. Your routines. Your design.

Good design starts with understanding how you use the room. Extrohome helps turn your needs, ideas and inspiration into a kitchen or bathroom plan that balances function, storage and style.

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Kitchen design

Plan around how your kitchen actually works.

Cooking, groceries, kids, entertaining, coffee stations, countertop appliances, pantry storage—those everyday details matter.

We can help think through cabinet placement, appliance locations, islands and peninsulas, work areas, pantry solutions, clearances and the overall relationship between the kitchen and the rooms around it.

Things we can plan around

Cooking and prep workflow
Island size and seating
Appliance placement
Pantry and food storage
Trash, recycling and everyday convenience
Small-appliance storage
Family and entertaining needs
Cabinet style and finish direction

Bathroom design

Make the room easier to use every day.

Bathrooms need to fit real routines while making the most of limited space.

Extrohome can help plan vanity configuration, storage, fixtures, showers, tubs and circulation around the people who will use the room and the priorities that matter to them.

Things we can plan around

Single or double vanity layouts
Linen and personal-item storage
Shower and tub placement
Toilet location and privacy
Useful clearances and circulation
Lighting and mirror considerations
Easy maintenance
Cabinet and finish selections

Example Extrohome 3D kitchen model with island, cabinetry and appliances — **3D WALKTHROUGH VIEW**A design model lets you look around the room instead of relying only on a flat drawing.

3D design experience

More than a floor plan.

Your design experience goes beyond a simple paper layout.

With a 3D walkthrough, you can visualize how your kitchen or bathroom could look in real life before making decisions. Instead of trying to imagine the finished room from a 2D print, you can see the layout, cabinetry and overall direction from inside the space.

This makes it easier to talk through changes, compare options and make decisions before construction or installation begins.

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From plan to perspective

See the layout—and then step inside it.

The technical plan is still important. The difference is that you do not have to stop there. We can move from cabinet layouts and elevations into a 3D view that is easier to understand at a glance.

Cabinet elevation drawing used in the Extrohome design process — **LAYOUT + ELEVATION**Cabinet sizes, placement and room relationships are planned first.

3D rendering of the same kitchen design with island and cabinetry — **3D VISUALIZATION**Then you can view the design as a room and better understand the overall feel.

From planning to finished space

See the idea before the work begins.

The goal is not just to make a drawing. We work through the layout, turn it into a 3D view you can understand, and use that process to help you make decisions before installation begins.

Real project example

Layout → 3D visualization → finished kitchen.

Extrohome cabinet elevation drawing for a kitchen project — **01 · LAYOUT + ELEVATION**Cabinet sizes, appliance locations and room relationships are planned first.

Extrohome 3D kitchen visualization for the same project — **02 · 3D VISUALIZATION**Then you can step into the design and better understand scale, flow and selections.

Finished white kitchen from the same Extrohome design project — **03 · FINISHED KITCHEN**The completed room shows the design translated into the real home.

Another real project

Explore the look in 3D before seeing it in the room.

Extrohome 3D model of a green kitchen — **3D DESIGN**Cabinet color, wood counters, appliances and the overall layout can be viewed together before installation.

Finished green kitchen photographed after installation — **FINISHED KITCHEN**The finished room gives customers a real-world reference for how a planned design can come together.

Design examples

Explore the room from more than one angle.

Different viewpoints can reveal things a single drawing cannot—traffic flow, countertop space, appliance relationships, storage walls and how finishes work together.

Green kitchen 3D design example with range wall and window — **COLOR + FINISH DIRECTION**Explore cabinetry, countertops and the overall mood of the room.

Green kitchen 3D design example showing peninsula, sink and dining area — **FLOW + FUNCTION**Look at work areas, seating and how the kitchen connects to nearby rooms.

Warm wood kitchen 3D design example — **COMPARE OPTIONS**Trying another cabinet finish or design direction is easier when you can actually see it.

The conversation matters

We want to know what you want the room to do.

Your wish list does not have to sound like a design brief. Tell us in normal terms what is not working and what would make the space better.

“We never have enough counter space.”

That can affect appliance placement, cabinet configuration, island planning and how work zones are arranged.

“Everything ends up on the counter.”

We can look for intentional storage for the things you actually use instead of simply adding more cabinets.

“Two people cannot get ready at the same time.”

That becomes a layout, storage and fixture-planning question—not just a vanity selection.

“I know what I like, but I cannot picture it together.”

We can use your inspiration to create a more cohesive direction for cabinetry and finishes.

What to send

Start with whatever you already have.

You do not need a complete set of architectural plans to begin.

Photos

Current room photos help us see walls, windows, doors, fixtures and existing conditions.

Measurements or plans

Room dimensions, builder plans or even a clear sketch can provide a useful starting point.

Inspiration

Cabinet colors, rooms you like, screenshots and saved ideas help communicate your style.

Your priorities

Tell us what matters most and what you definitely do—or do not—want in the finished room.

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Location & installation

We can design from a distance. Installation stays local.

You do not need to live in Northern Michigan to work with Extrohome on your kitchen or bathroom design.

Remote design services and cabinet coordination are available for projects outside our local area. Cabinets can be shipped to your project location. If you would like Extrohome to handle installation, on-site installation is limited to our Northern Michigan work area.

Service availability

Remote kitchen designRemote bathroom designCabinet shippingNorthern Michigan installation

Not sure whether your project is inside our installation area? Send your ZIP code with your consultation request and we will confirm.

Not sure where to begin?

You do not need to have it figured out first.

The purpose of the design process is to work through those decisions with you.

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