Kitchen and Bath Design Assistant
truckee tahoe lumberGrawn (MI)
About the role
Kitchen And Bath Design AssistantA Kitchen and Bath Design Assistant supports designers by creating 2D/3D layouts using software like 20/20, sourcing materials, preparing project quotes, and assisting with showroom client consultations. They manage product ordering, conduct site measurements, and ensure accurate, timely communication between clients, vendors, and construction teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Design & Drafting: Create detailed floor plans, elevations, and 3D renderings for kitchens and bathrooms using 20/20 Design.
Showroom Support: Greet customers, maintain showroom displays, update product literature, and assist with material selection (tile, cabinets, countertops).Project Documentation: Prepare sales orders, project proposals, and change orders while ensuring accuracy.
Administrative Tasks: Schedule client appointments, track orders, communicate with vendors, and follow up on confirmations.
Site Assistance: Measure site spaces and assist designers during client consultations to gather project requirements.
Qualifications: Software Skills: Proficiency in 20/20 Design.
Education/Experience:
Certificate or degree in interior design, architecture, or 1–2 years of relevant industry experience (e.g., cabinet sales, showroom experience).Technical Knowledge: Familiarity with kitchen/bath materials, cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, and basic construction practices.
Skills:
Strong attention to detail, customer service skills, and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Typical Physical Demands Working in a showroom environment, occasionally visiting job sites which may require navigating construction areas. High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) and two (2) years drafting, architectural design or CAD application experience; or equivalent experience and education.
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