Remodelers in Cleveland County, Shelby, NC

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Home Remodeling & Custom Design in Cleveland County, NC

At Greenbrook Design Kitchen & Bath, we proudly serve homeowners and remodelers throughout Cleveland County—including Shelby, Kings Mountain, Boiling Springs, Fallston, Lawndale, Waco, Casar, Belwood, Mooresboro, Patterson Springs, Earl, Polkville, Lattimore, and Grover—as well as high-end neighborhoods like Moss Lake, Riverbend Acres, Johnsfield, Noble Oaks, Deer Brook, and Kings Pointe, offering everything you need to remodel your home from start to finish. Whether you’re dreaming of a custom kitchen with handcrafted cabinetry, a spa-inspired bathroom retreat, or updated finishes like countertops, tile, flooring, and window treatments, our design center brings it all together under one roof, making your remodeling process easier, smoother, and more enjoyable. We’re more than just a showroom—we’re your local partner for personalized home design, trusted by Cleveland County remodelers and homeowners alike for our quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the custom cabinetry we create with our sister company, Walker Woodworking. From helping you choose the perfect materials and layouts to delivering custom solutions that maximize your space, Greenbrook Design makes it simple to create a home you’ll love for years to come.

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Interior Design Services in Cleveland County, NC

Your home should feel as good as it looks, and that’s where our interior design services come in. At Greenbrook Design, we go beyond cabinetry and remodeling to help you create spaces that are inviting, functional, and tailored to your lifestyle. From selecting colors, textures, and finishes to choosing furniture, lighting, and décor, our design team helps pull every detail together so your home feels complete. Whether you live in Shelby, Kings Mountain, Boiling Springs, or the surrounding area, we make it simple to bring professional design guidance right into your home. With thoughtful planning and access to quality products, we help you achieve a cohesive look that reflects your personal style.

Make an Appointment to Stop By Our Showroom

Address: 112 N Lafayette St, Shelby, NC 28150

Phone: 704-434-0823

Hours: Mon to Thurs. 9 am to 5 pm

Fri. 10 am to 4 pm

We encourage you to make an appointment; however, we are open to the public. We also have events that are open to the public, if you would like to stop by and visit our showroom in a more social environment. Upcoming Events.

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How To Tackle A: DIY Bedroom Remodel

Given how busy and chaotic life can be, sometimes we all need a comfortable space to decompress at the end of the day and get a good night’s sleep. While the kitchen and bathrooms may be the rooms that affect your property value the most, showing your bedroom some love could prove valuable. You may be thinking that a bedroom remodel sounds stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. These DIY bedroom remodel tips from Greenbrook Design will help you give your bedroom a makeover while ensuring the process goes smoothly.
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What You Need To Know: Buying a Rug

When redoing a room in your home, several key elements are considered, including color, furniture, and accent pieces. One piece that can often be overlooked or become an afterthought is a rug. Usually, a rug is selected based on something we like about it, or we hate a bare floor and need something to cover it. Rugs, however, are more than just something fuzzy under your feet; there are multiple benefits to having a good rug in your space, but what is a good rug? Let’s discuss what you need to know when buying a rug for your home.
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How to Design an Outdoor Space

Outdoor spaces are trending this year as homeowners realize the amazing potential they hold, as well as the value they can add to their property. Having an outdoor area also means you have additional square footage for your family to use for various purposes.
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Connecting Spaces with Character

Connection has become a priority in the home over the last couple of years. It can be considered the most basic function of the home, as this is where we gather with family and friends to celebrate, congratulate, and comfort one another. Designing with socializing opportunities has been at the forefront of design for decades, exemplified by spaces such as sitting rooms and large dining tables. This need for connection has made a strong comeback, and designers are once again looking for ways to bring families together. We want to have a home where we can relax and easily engage with one another, but many homeowners also desire spaces that are unified while still retaining a unique character of their own. Let’s talk about how to create a home with connecting spaces. 
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Why use tile in the home?

Several variables are involved in selecting the perfect tile, including material, pattern, and color, as well as factors that influence style and placement. Tile is also a versatile and durable design element, making it a suitable option for frequently used areas. Let’s explore how you can incorporate tile in the home.
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Top 5 Kitchen Design Mistakes

The kitchen tends to be one of the busiest areas in the home, and over the last year, it has become more than just a place to cook food. It has evolved into a multifunctional space where everyone gathers to perform a wide range of tasks. With so much at stake, planning a renovation requires careful thought and well-designed plans. Many designers caution against following the latest trends, but there are a few additional design mistakes they also encourage their clients to avoid. If you are considering a renovation or a new construction project, here are our top five biggest kitchen design mistakes to avoid.