Kitchen & Bath in Ellicott City, MD

“Mimosa did a wonderful job on my bathroom. It looks beautiful and I could not be more pleased. On a personal note, I am an older single woman and in the last several years I have had multiple unhappy contacts with other vendors and service companies.Mimosa was very honest with me and treated me with kindness, respect and honesty. They gave me a good price for top notch work. I can't recommend Mimosa highly enough.”

“Perfect! We could not be happier with the service and quality of the entire process. Communication was excellent throughout the entire process. The estimate and measurements were smooth and very reasonable. The time from estimate to installation was spot-on. The quality of everything was superior and we are extremely happy with everything. Three bathrooms to go and Maryland Frameless Showers will be who we call! Thank you.”

“Beautiful showroom and Tari is so thoroughly knowledgeable about cabinets! She's a true pleasure to work with. Lots of cabinet lines represented from entry level to luxury. The best that the area has to offer!”

“Bottom line: Their designer, Gamze, 5 stars. The best! Their main end product, a complete remodel of our 1985 kitchen and walled-off dining room into one new kitchen, 5 stars. Wife loves it! (Even I, the culinary-challenged half, like showing it off!)We started by contacting 3 contractors, of which Zenith just happened to be last. Gamze’s final estimate fell in between that of the other two, but Gamze simply just outperformed them. One of the two sent a very friendly and competent person to our home and spent quite a bit of time with us, but no drawings of their plan – only paper drawings of someone else’s “similar” task. The other one had to be re-contacted, then finally sent to us a rep who hand-waved their plan, predicting 3 weeks to finish, but no drawings.After Gamze’s first visit to our house and at Zenith’s Ellicott City store (three times there), we sat with Gamze who patiently interacted with us, modifying to our wants her on-screen drawings on-the-spot, sending us soft-copies, then afterward via texts, emails, and phone calls to tweak to what we wanted changed, again. She also helped us, while visiting their store and in-between visits and afterward, in selecting materials to be installed. Gamze also came out to our house a second time at about the 80% project-completion point, checking and taking measurements (to include applying a bubble-level) to ensure that her plan was being carried out.Three of their workers, Jose, Josue, and Caron (sp?) were especially helpful and skillful in their tasks, and their project manager, Oz, ensured that all installations and work happened.For statisticians reading this, the remodeling work began on 10/2/2023, and Zenith removed their lockbox on 12/1/2023 (8-1/2 weeks). This period included the kitchen gut-remodel plus replacing all of the first floor flooring (except for a small office) with LVP, and the first floor powder-room floor with small-stone tile. A lot of work!Truth-be-told, we actually began using our new kitchen on 11/4/2023, when it was about 99% finished, almost one month earlier than lockbox return day. Enclosed is a picture of it in the early morning dark that day, already in-use, plus another with the ceiling lights on. I’ll put in more pictures from different viewpoints if I can also get them in close-to showroom condition – which is not easy to do as my wife has the kitchen in nearly constant use!Am back, adding to the above: Could not get pictures of the new kitchen not in-use! So, 3 more pictures are added, showing it on Christmas Eve, 2 with a folding table added, all ready for 12 expected guests.”