Cape Coral · Kitchen & bath showroom
Cabinets, floating vanities, freestanding tubs, porcelain slabs and fluted wall panels — on the floor, in stock, open to the public and to contractors. Bring your measurements; leave with a price.
“Quality, variety, exclusivity — and the prices. The owner took the time to listen, search, select and offer exactly what I needed. His wife is very kind. 100% recommended.”
“Excellent quality in every product and good service. 100% recommended.”
“Incredible service and attention — great prices and great quality.”
The showroom
Home Luxury Design is a kitchen and bath showroom on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral that sells retail and wholesale from the same floor. Walk in and you will find floating vanities, freestanding tubs, one-piece toilets, cabinets and TV units, workstation sinks, LED mirrors, large-format porcelain slabs and a wall of fluted panel samples — the pieces builders buy, at a price a homeowner can buy too.
It is a family-run store. Bring a photo of your kitchen or your bathroom measurements and the owners will sit down with you — in English or Spanish — to find the vanity that fits, the slab that matches, the panel color that works. Reviews say the same thing three times: they listen, then they find it.
Catalog
Seven categories, one showroom. Prices depend on size, finish and quantity, so every block opens WhatsApp with the category already written — send your measurements and we answer with a price.
Showroom
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Full kitchens and TV walls in high-gloss white, light oak and black — shaker and slab doors, tall pantry units and island bases.
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Floating and floor-standing vanities in light oak, matte white, black and fluted fronts, with integrated ceramic tops and handleless drawer fronts.
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Acrylic freestanding tubs in glossy white, matte black and fluted white, with the floor-mounted filler to match.
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One-piece toilets in white and black, plus shower panels and complete shower systems.
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Workstation kitchen sinks with cutting board and drying rack, pull-down faucets, bathroom faucets and anti-fog LED mirrors.
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Large-format porcelain and sintered-stone slabs in marble looks — calacatta whites, greys and blacks with gold veins — plus floor and wall tile.
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WPC fluted slat panels in dozens of wood tones and solid colors, 3D wall panels and lightweight stone veneer — for TV walls, headboards, ceilings and storefronts.
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Builders, remodelers, flippers and property managers: send the list for your next job — vanities, toilets, cabinets, panels, slabs — and get wholesale pricing on volume from the same showroom your clients can visit.
Lookbook
Photos from the floor at 1202 NE Pine Island Rd, plus a few renderings of how the pieces look once installed — those are marked.
Visit
No appointment needed.
FAQ
Who we sell to, how quotes work, what is on the floor. Anything else — WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsAppBoth. The showroom is open to the public with retail pricing, and contractors, builders and remodelers get wholesale pricing on volume. Same floor, same products.
No. Walk in Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM or Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM. If you want to be sure the owners are free to sit down with you, message us on WhatsApp first.
Yes. Send the category you need, your measurements or a photo of the space, and we reply with options and pricing. Any of the “Ask for a price” buttons opens WhatsApp with the category already written.
Kitchen cabinets and TV units, floating bathroom vanities, freestanding bathtubs and tub fillers, one-piece toilets and shower systems, workstation sinks, faucets, LED mirrors, porcelain tile, large-format slabs and sintered stone, and fluted WPC wall panels and stone veneer.
Yes — the showroom is run in English and Spanish.
Credit and debit cards are accepted, as well as cash.
Right in front of the store at 1202 NE Pine Island Rd, Unit 1B, in the plaza on the north side of Pine Island Road. The parking lot and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
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