Kitchen cabinets
Kitchen cabinets in Baltimore, MD: what they cost and where to buy
You don't need a design showroom nearby to get a kitchen drawn properly. Send us your measurements and a fixed $299 buys production-ready drawings in 3–5 business days — floor plan, elevations, 3D renders, and an itemized cabinet list carrying real manufacturer part numbers — then hand them to whichever cabinet shop, dealer, or installer around Baltimore you'd actually hire.
Kitchen design: $299 fixed · 3 free revisions · 3–5 business days · the files are yours
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Baltimore?
Two things move a Baltimore kitchen price more than anything else: how many cabinets the room needs, and whether the sink, range, and fridge stay put. Full remodels nationally tend to run about $15,000 to $60,000 installed, and the honest answer for your kitchen sits somewhere in there until it has been measured and drawn — which is what the design settles before you take a single quote.
The one figure we can fix in advance is the design itself: $299, flat, with three revision rounds included and a full refund if you change your mind before the first draft lands.
What actually moves the number
Cabinets
Usually the biggest line. The same layout in a value line versus a semi-custom one can change the cabinet total several times over, which is why an itemized list beats a lump sum every time.
Layout changes
Leaving the sink, range, and fridge where they are keeps plumbing, gas, and venting cheap. Moving them is where budgets quietly double.
Counters and appliances
Priced separately from cabinets and easy to leave out of a budget. Decide the range and the hood early — both change the cabinet run above and beside them.
Local labor
Varies by market more than materials do. Installed quotes from a few shops around Baltimore are the only reliable way to learn your local rate.
Where do I get cabinets in Baltimore?
Cabinets in Baltimore come from four kinds of seller: independent cabinet shops and cabinet makers who build or order to your drawings, kitchen and bath dealers carrying one or two manufacturer lines, lumberyards and home centers stocking a value line, and online wholesalers who ship flat-packed boxes to your driveway. All four will quote from a drawing, and none of them will hand you the same number.
Every packet carries a QR verification mark: any shop can scan it to confirm the packet is genuine and consult our design team about design intent.
Where cabinets actually come from
Independent cabinet shops and cabinet makers
Build or order to your drawings, and often the best value on anything the catalogs don't cover. Bring dimensioned elevations and most can quote quickly.
Kitchen and bath dealers
Carry one or two manufacturer lines and usually offer design free — in exchange for keeping the drawings. A fine place to get a quote once you already own a design.
Lumberyards and home centers
Stock a value line and can special-order more. Convenient and competitive on standard sizes, generally slowest on anything modified.
Wholesale and online cabinet sellers
“Wholesale kitchen cabinets” usually means ready-to-assemble boxes shipped to you, with install left on your side. Cheapest per box, and only safe if your list is exact — a wrong width is your problem once it's on the truck.
Do I have to use the shop that designs my kitchen?
No. The trade hidden inside free kitchen design is that the shop invests the design hours and keeps the only quotable version of your kitchen; in Baltimore or anywhere else, that is lock-in, and it is why so many remodels get bid exactly once. A design you own is a fixed, one-time cost that turns every cabinet shop in the area into a competing bidder on the same drawings.
How it works
Measure and order online
Pick kitchen, pay the fixed price, and measure your space with our guided steps — a tape measure and about 20 minutes. No site visit, no showroom appointment.
We design it in a real catalog
Your in-house designer lays out the kitchen in a real cabinet catalog and a senior designer checks every page. Three free revision rounds are included.
Quote it at local shops
Your finished packet arrives in 3–5 business days, owned by you. Take it to the cabinet shops and installers near you and compare real installed prices on one identical kitchen.
Common questions
Can I pay someone to design my kitchen without buying the cabinets from them?
Yes — that is exactly what this is. A fixed $299 for the design, with no cabinet sale attached and no commission on whatever you end up buying. We don't sell cabinets, so the layout we draw is the one that fits your room rather than the one that moves inventory.
Do I have to measure the kitchen myself?
Yes, and it takes about 20 minutes with a tape measure and our guided steps — there is no site visit. Before anything is ordered, the shop or installer you hire verifies the measurements on site, which is standard practice and keeps a mis-measure from becoming a mis-order.
What do I actually receive?
A measured floor plan, dimensioned elevations of every cabinet wall, 3D renders, and an itemized list of cabinets and hardware with real manufacturer part numbers — together, the Design Packet. It arrives in 3–5 business days, in your name, with three free revision rounds included.
How long does it take?
Three to five business days from the moment your measurements are in, plus a day or two per revision round if you use them. Rush delivery is available as a paid upgrade if your install date is already booked.
Kitchen cabinets in other Maryland cities
Same fixed price, same drawings you own — anywhere in the state:
Get your Baltimore kitchen drawn, then get real quotes.
$299 fixed, delivered in 3–5 business days — and the drawings are yours.