Karen Alcorn
Karen has a degree in Interior Design, with a focus on kitchen and bath design. As a designer, Karen enjoys the challenge of making each kitchen unique to each homeowner. She believes that the kitchen is the heart of the home and should be special no matter how big or small. Karen listens well to the customer to help them get what they are looking for. She has a positive attitude and will go the extra mile to serve her customers.

"I like creating new spaces that are more efficient for the customer - and I especially love seeing what we have created together."

Berta Campbell
Berta has both a Bachelors and a Masters degree in Fine Arts. She has been a kitchen designer for over 14 years. From speculative houses or small renovations to fine custom residences, Berta brings enthusiasm to every project. In her spare time, Berta enjoys creating mixed media sculptures.

“I love working with spatial relationships and enjoy the collaborative process it takes to make a fabulous kitchen!”

Jeremy Carpenter
Jeremy has a true passion for his work as a kitchen and bath designer. He thoroughly enjoys the design process starting with the initial meeting with the client and wrapping up with the final job site visit upon completion. The most satisfying feature of the job for Jeremy is seeing the excitement of the customer at the end of the project. Every project, large or small, is unique in it’s own way and Jeremy enjoys the challenges that are presented in each project. His ideal personal kitchen would be a raised panel door style in the Rustic Cherry wood.

“It is the attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which, more than anything else, will affect It's successful outcome”

Bob Chevalier
When it comes to key qualities of a kitchen designer, Bob possesses the winning tri-fecta. Bob holds an Associate's degree in Building Construction and spent part of his career designing and building custom homes, has experience in installing kitchens and baths, and began designing kitchens in the Portland area in 1990. Extremely methodical, attentive to every detail and a true compassion for what his customer wants, Bob is sure to produce the kitchen and bath of his clients' dreams. In his free time, Bob and his wife ride their Gold Wing motorcycle as Chapter Directors for the Gold Wing Road Riders Association.
 
“I get the most satisfaction from seeing a project all come together - from the hand sketched drawings to the finished product with my clients saying, 'Wow, this is exactly what we envisioned and dreamed of!'”

Noelle Gauthier
Form, function and beauty... what everyone wants in a kitchen; Noelle aims to deliver this to each and every customer no matter what size budget. With Hancock Lumber's great lines of cabinetry, Noelle welcomes the opportunity to guide you through your kitchen transformation. 


“Together, we can make a beautiful & functional space that will serve at the heart of your home."

Dan Hanley
Dan Hanley worked as a remodeling contractor for 13 years, bringing a very valuable point of view to kitchen design. Over the past 12 years, he has been applying his skills exclusively to kitchen and bath design in the Midcoast area. Dan appreciates the value kitchens hold in our homes and steps up to the challenge that each unique space brings. Having the construction background really helps Dan key in on the importance of functionality needed in a kitchen space.

“I always look forward to seeing the finished kitchen and the customer getting just what they were looking for.”

Sherry McFarland, CKD, CBD
Sherry brings 15 years of experience to her designs with certifications in both Kitchen and Bath Design by the National Kitchen & Bath Association. With a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Design and Psychology, Sherry has a unique way of viewing the projects with which she is presented. Sherry’s design principles and drafting skills help clients reach their design goals. Sherry has taught an adult education class on “Enhancing Your Kitchen,” has designed a custom bathroom for the 2004 York Historical Society Designer Showhouse and was published in the Portland Press Herald for her kitchen design work.

“I firmly believe that efficiency, as well as aesthetics, makes the kitchen the heart of the home.”

Steve Pratt
Steve Pratt has been designing kitchens and bathrooms for nearly 18 years, including almost 16 years at the Church Road location in Brunswick, first for Marriner Lumber and later for Hancock Lumber. Steve likes working with customers on all size projects, and particularly enjoys remodels on older homes. Call Steve when considering new kitchen or bath cabinets, or if it is time for new countertops, flooring or hardware to spruce up your kitchen or bathroom.


“I love the challenge of working within an existing space. Working on older homes is like uncovering a story just waiting to be told.”

Jennifer Yeaton
Jennifer Yeaton has over 20 years experience in the building industry including over 10 years specifically in Kitchen Design. Jennifer truly believes that there is no problem that can’t be solved. That is what drives her to think outside the box and step up to any design challenge. Recently, one of Jennifer’s clients wrote to say, “We felt that we were respected and treated with quality every time we dealt with Jennifer. Hancock Lumber is fortunate to have a customer-oriented, experienced person like Jennifer working with its customers and supplier partners.”

“The most important thing to understand is that people not only want a beautiful kitchen, but a kitchen that works.”