KITCHEN DESIGNER
padula buildersRed Bank (NJ)
About the role
Kitchen Designer Our firm is seeking a talented Kitchen Designer to join our team full-time. We specialize in refined, high-end interiors that balance craftsmanship, heritage, and timeless design. The ideal candidate brings both creativity and technical precision-someone who understands how to translate luxury and function into beautifully executed spaces.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop custom kitchens that reflect our firm's elevated aesthetic and client lifestyle Create detailed drawings and renderings using 20/20 and AutoCAD Collaborate with designers, architects, and craftspeople to ensure seamless project execution Source materials and finishes that meet the highest standards of quality and durability Participate in client meetings, presentations, and on-site reviews QualificationsMinimum 3+ years of kitchen design experience, preferably in a luxury or custom environment Proficiency in 20/20 Design and AutoCAD (Revit experience a plus) Strong understanding of cabinetry construction, appliance integration, and spatial planning Exceptional attention to detail, with a passion for craftsmanship and timeless design Excellent communication and organizational skills Must be available to work on-site full-time If you're inspired by classic design, quality materials, and thoughtful details, we'd love to hear from you.
Location:
Monmouth County NJ To Apply: Please send your résumé, portfolio, and a brief note about your design philosophy to ginny@townandcountrydesignstudio.com.
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