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September 28, 2026

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About the position

Art of Drawers is looking for an enthusiastic, kitchen-obsessed sales professional to join our team. Do you love beautiful, functional kitchens? Do you get excited talking about organization, storage, and design solutions? This could be the perfect opportunity to turn that passion into serious income. Our Designers help homeowners solve everyday frustrations — cluttered cabinets, wasted space, outdated kitchens — through custom pull-out drawers, cabinet refacing, and lighting solutions. We'll teach you the sales process, the product knowledge, and the tools. You bring the personality, the work ethic, and a love for great design. You don't need years of closing experience. You need people skills, a genuine interest in helping homeowners fall in love with their kitchens, and the drive to build something for yourself. Full training provided. This can be a great fit for: People with retail, hospitality, or customer service backgrounds looking to move into sales. Design enthusiasts, kitchen/home decor lovers, or anyone who's ever redone a Pinterest board for their own kitchen. Self-motivated people looking for a flexible, high-upside income opportunity. Anyone with some customer-facing experience and strong communication skills who's ready to learn a new trade.

Responsibilities

Help homeowners solve everyday frustrations like cluttered cabinets, wasted space, and outdated kitchens through custom pull-out drawers, cabinet refacing, and lighting solutions.
Learn the sales process, product knowledge, and tools provided by the company.
Utilize personality, work ethic, and a love for great design to succeed in the role.
Build an income for yourself through sales.

Requirements

People skills
Genuine interest in helping homeowners fall in love with their kitchens
Drive to build something for yourself
Full training provided
Retail, hospitality, or customer service backgrounds
Design enthusiasts, kitchen/home decor lovers
Self-motivated
Flexible, high-upside income opportunity
Some customer-facing experience
Strong communication skills
Ready to learn a new trade

Benefits

Bonus based on performance
Flexible schedule
Training & development

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