Showroom
A German kitchen showroom near you, in Glendale
Our kitchen showroom on West Colorado Street in Glendale is where projects begin: Nolte fronts and fittings to open and touch, stone, parquet and tile samples to compare side by side, and designers to plan with — ask which are currently on display. We are open seven days a week.
Illustrative image — not a photo of the Glendale showroom
01Plan your visit
Visit the showroom
- Address
- 614 W. Colorado Street, Glendale, CA 91204
- Monday – Friday
- 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Saturday
- 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Sunday
- 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Phone
- +1 (213) 776-0000
- info@novahausdesign.com
- Appointments
- Recommended: call or book ahead so a designer can reserve time for your project
02Inside
What you will find in our kitchen showroom
The showroom covers three areas: kitchens, bathrooms and flooring and surfaces. In the kitchen area you can open Nolte drawers and doors and compare front, worktop and handle samples in real light rather than in a catalog; ask us which fronts and features are currently on display.
Bathroom vanities and fixtures, German parquet, WoodMax laminate and SPC vinyl plank, tiles and natural Brazilian stone, including Taj Mahal quartzite, are shown nearby. That lets you build a whole-home palette in one visit: a kitchen front against a floor plank, a stone top against a vanity, all under the same light.
If you are comparing kitchen showrooms near you, bring your floor plan. Seeing your own room take shape with a designer is the fastest way to understand what a German kitchen can do, and it gives the visit a concrete outcome.
03See and touch
Materials you can compare side by side
Photographs flatten texture and color. In the showroom you can hold samples next to each other in daylight and under warm LED light.
- Matte lacquer fronts
- Oak fronts and floors
- Walnut
- Taj Mahal quartzite
- Marble looks
- Tile
- Matte lacquer fronts
- Soft-touch finishes in Nolte’s coordinated matte lacquer colors
- Oak fronts and floors
- Real-wood veneer, wood looks and German parquet
- Walnut
- Dark wood for islands and accent units
- Taj Mahal quartzite
- Brazilian natural stone for worktops and backsplashes
- Marble looks
- Veined surfaces for walls, tops and tile
- Tile
- Floor and wall tiles to pair with cabinetry
04Why visit
Why a German kitchen showroom beats a brochure
Some qualities only show up in person: the weight of a fully loaded drawer that still closes softly, the slim, even joints between fronts, the way a matte lacquer takes a fingerprint or does not, the color shift between warm and cool LED light. These are the details that separate a European kitchen from a standard cabinet line.
A visit also makes the conversation about budget concrete. Seeing a slab front next to a frame front, or laminate next to stone, shows where the money goes and where you can save without losing the look. Our design services page explains what happens after your visit.
05Before you come
What to bring to your visit
A floor plan or measurements
Even a hand sketch with wall lengths, windows and doors lets us start planning on the spot.
Photos of the room
Views from each corner show ceiling height, light and how the space connects to the rest of the house.
Your appliance list
Models you are keeping or considering; they shape the cabinet plan more than anything else.
Inspiration
Saved images, a material you love, or a design you made in our 3D configurator.
06Your visit
How a showroom appointment runs
- 01
Walk the showroom
Start with the kitchens, then bathrooms, flooring and stone, noting what draws you.
- 02
Sit with a designer
Talk through your room, routines and budget range, with your plan on the table.
- 03
Shortlist materials
Pull the fronts, worktops and finishes that fit, and compare them in different light.
- 04
Agree next steps
Usually measuring and a first 3D design, explained clearly before any work begins.
Find us
Getting to the showroom
614 W. Colorado Street
Glendale, CA 91204
614 W. Colorado Street, Glendale, CA 91204
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Consultation
Plan your project with a NOVAHAUS designer
Bring a floor plan, a photo or simply an idea. We will walk the showroom with you, talk through layout, materials and budget, and map out the next steps.