Scott Moshimer
Scott began his journey into the Kitchen and Bath industry in 1984 while drafting perspectives for a local kitchen and bath showroom. In 1986 he attended the Wood-Mode training center in Kramer Pennsylvania, where his passion for Wood-Mode cabinetry started. In 1997, Scott was approached by Bill Schaefer to work for a start-up company, which would have Wood-Mode as its main cabinetry line. Twenty-three years and counting Scott is our longest tenured designer with the company.
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Rebecca Firdaus
Rebecca has been designing kitchen and baths for the last 14 years and many of her projects have been featured in multiple publications including a collaboration that was featured in the New York Times. A graduate of the Art institute of Colorado in Interior design, Rebecca has a strong background in design, space planning, and color and material selection. Rebecca is also certified with the National Kitchen and Bath Association, which help her continue her education and stay up to date with the latest codes and trends in the industry.
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Sam Hofferbert
Sam has been designing in the kitchen and bath industry for over 25 years. He was certified by the national kitchen and bath association 15 years ago which helped him get a good foundation on national codes and basic design concepts. However, in the years that followed working with some of the finest designers and products on high-end projects, Sam has developed a “outside the box” thinking to carry his clients dreams into a realized project.
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Leigh Crawford
Leigh has been a kitchen and bath designer for 26 years, the last 20 spent at Rhinebeck Kitchen and Bath. Her journey into the industry began remodeling homes, while putting herself through college to obtain her Master of Fine Arts Degree. Leigh’s design background helps her identify what is unique about her clients – their interests and tastes being the jumping off point for their projects. All in all, Leigh believes that your project is all about you the client.
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