Laura Arciuolo-Harper • June 3, 2020
Summer Upgrades & the New Normal
We are excited to welcome you again
Since we began adapting our lives to the “new normal” in 2020, The Kitchen Design Center of Maryland (KDC) has let “care” drive our decisions: care for our customers, care for our team members, and care for our community.
We are excited that doors are back open and that we are able to welcome you again, just at the peak of spring. But we do not take this lightly and are using the finest on-staff trades and trusted professionals to tightly monitor conditions: the health and wellness of our staff, prep your job site with devices such as plastic barrier walls, exhaust & ventilation systems, blankets, and sanitation systems.
This gives you the opportunity to create the best out of your indoor and outdoor spaces and entertainment solutions.
We are excited that doors are back open and that we are able to welcome you again, just at the peak of spring. But we do not take this lightly and are using the finest on-staff trades and trusted professionals to tightly monitor conditions: the health and wellness of our staff, prep your job site with devices such as plastic barrier walls, exhaust & ventilation systems, blankets, and sanitation systems.
This gives you the opportunity to create the best out of your indoor and outdoor spaces and entertainment solutions.
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We’re proud to share that our Owings Mills kitchen renovation has earned top honors for Best Mid-Century Modern Renovation in the Baltimore Magazine Home & Design Awards . The project will be featured in the magazine’s April 2026 issue. What began as a necessary plumbing repair beneath the slab quickly evolved into something much larger—a full reimagining of a 1959 kitchen that the homeowners already loved. Rather than starting over, the vision centered on preserving the spirit of the original space while elevating its performance, materiality, and experience.
We are honored to share that one of our recent projects has been featured on the cover of Kitchen & Bath Design News as part of their April feature, Next-Level Showers . This issue explores how the modern shower has evolved beyond utility into something far more experiential. A place for restoration, efficiency, and daily ritual. We are proud to see our work included in this broader conversation around how thoughtful design can elevate even the most routine moments. Led by designer Stephanie Twarowski, the featured primary bathroom reflects a shift we are seeing across many of our projects. Clients are placing greater emphasis on the shower as the focal point of the space, prioritizing both performance and atmosphere.
Gramophone Design Build wins the 2026 NKBA Innovative Showroom Award, showcasing a fully immersive space where lighting, design, and technology transform how we live.
We’ve rebranded! Maryland Kitchen Design Center is now Gramophone Design Build. Same trusted team—new name, expanded services, and a reimagined showroom.
