Cabinet Makeover Kiosk
Art Director
I led the design of an in-store kiosk experience to support The Home Depot’s Cabinet Makeover program, helping translate a complex, service-based offering into a clear and approachable retail interaction.
Cabinet refacing is a compelling but nuanced proposition—it offers a full visual transformation in just a few days while keeping the existing layout intact . The challenge was to communicate that value quickly and effectively within a busy store environment, where customers are often navigating multiple project options at once.
Working with cross-functional partners, I helped develop a modular kiosk system that guides customers through the service in a simple, intuitive way—clarifying the process, showcasing available options, and reinforcing the benefits of a faster, less disruptive kitchen update.
The design balances inspiration with information, using a structured visual hierarchy to support both browsing and decision-making. Physical and environmental constraints—footprint, sightlines, and integration within existing store layouts—were central to the approach, ensuring the kiosk could be deployed consistently across locations.
Below is previous state for this display. It was tucked in a corner and wasn't grabbing customer attention, or conveying a real sense of value or allowing the customer to visualize the impact the program could have on their own space.
