Make Every Room a Showroom
Sometimes it can be hard to envision what style or products will fit best in a specific room. That’s where we come in.
By browsing the spaces below, you’ll discover the latest trends, inspiration and products. After all, every room deserves its time in the spotlight.
Ready to bring the spa home? Explore luxurious fixtures and innovative designs that can create the most refreshing of home escapes.
Whether your taste is bold and daring or sleek and subtle, you’ll find the perfect products to bring out the best in your culinary space.
Create the home you’ve always dreamed about with home accents crafted to fit any style, project or budget.
From festive front porches to beautiful backyard havens, bring your outdoor vision to life with durable accents and products made to wow.
Give your cleaning room a fresh makeover with industry-leading appliances, modern accents and classic accessories that cultivate comfort.
When you’re ready to take the next step, please feel free to schedule an appointment with one of our Showroom Consultants. We will walk through the project with you and ask the right questions to match you with the perfect products.
After booking, download this quick guide to help you get prepared and know what to expect for your consultation.
Interior design by room starts with a simple question: how will you use this space every day? Choose fixtures, lighting, and finishes that suit that routine, then make sure each room works with the next. Coburn’s Showroom groups its displays around five spaces: bath, kitchen, living, outdoor, and laundry, so you see complete room settings instead of isolated products. That makes the displays useful room design inspiration for a single update or a whole-house plan. Still deciding on a look? Take the Style Finder quiz, or browse by style: Contemporary, Industrial, Mid-Century Modern, Modern Farmhouse, Traditional, and Transitional.
Kitchen and bath design carries the most plumbing decisions in a home, which is why these rooms reward a closer look. In the bathroom, you will choose a faucet, shower system, tub, toilet, and vanity. Coburn’s Showroom carries faucets and fixtures from Moen, Delta, Grohe, American Standard, DXV, and Gerber; bathtubs from MTI; and tubs, shower bases, sinks, and vanities from Bootz. Bemis toilet seats complete the setup.
In the kitchen, the sink, faucet, disposer, and appliances come first. Elkay sinks, InSinkErator disposers, steaming hot water taps, and Thermador appliances can all be compared in one place.
In person, the details become clear: how smoothly a handle turns, how high a spout sits above the basin, and how a finish looks beside JVJ Hardware cabinet pulls. See more on the Bath and Kitchen pages, or browse by brand.
Living: A living room comes together through lighting. Good living room lighting ideas begin with layers: ceiling fixtures for overall light, sconces or lamps for reading, and accent lights for art. Kichler and Progress Lighting covers every layer, and Uttermost and Elk Home add mirrors, furniture, and decor. More on the Living page.
Outdoor: Exterior spaces need products made for the weather. Choose an outdoor kitchen faucet approved for outdoor installation, and favor stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant materials in humid Gulf Coast air. A Generac generator keeps the lights on when storms knock out power. Ask a Showroom Consultant to confirm outdoor ratings before you order. See the Outdoor page.
Laundry: A deep laundry room sink with a pull-down sprayer faucet makes soaking and rinsing easier, and Whirlpool washers and dryers complete the room. Browse the Laundry page.
You do not need one finish everywhere. Keep finishes consistent within each room, then let them change between rooms divided by walls or doors. In open layouts, where the kitchen and living area share sightlines, choose fixture finishes that relate, such as pendant lights that echo the cabinet hardware.
Common faucet finishes include polished chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and brushed gold. Mixing metals in a kitchen looks intentional when one finish leads: use it on the faucet and hardware, then repeat a second metal in lighting or decor. Two or three metals per room is plenty, and brushed gold with matte black is a common pairing.
Your style ties the house together. A Transitional kitchen and a Modern Farmhouse bath can share warm metals and simple profiles, while Industrial rooms suit matte black. Tip: bring a finish sample from one room when you shop for the next.
Sequence matters as much as selection in interior design by room. Start with kitchen and bath fixtures, because they set the rough-in plumbing, valve types, and cabinet sizes your contractor needs before walls close. Laundry and outdoor plumbing usually come next. Living room lighting and accents can wait until finishes in the wet rooms are settled, which makes every later choice easier.
Photos cannot tell you how a faucet feels in your hand. At a kitchen and bath showroom, you can operate shower controls, compare finish samples under the same light, and check proportions against your plans. Contractors and designers can also use it as a plumbing fixtures showroom to review selections with clients.
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Coburn's Showroom has locations in Baton Rouge, Alexandria, Abita Springs, Bayou Vista, and Beaumont. Each kitchen and bath showroom displays fixtures you can operate and compare, and you can find the nearest one on the locations page.
Yes. Coburn's Showroom carries all four, plus DXV, Gerber, Elkay, MTI, and Bootz, so one plumbing fixtures showroom visit lets you compare them side by side. See every brand on the By Brand page.
Room by room works well. Keep finishes consistent within each room and let them change between closed-off rooms. In open layouts where spaces are seen together, choose fixture finishes that relate, such as matching tones or complementary metals.
A visit lets you test how a handle moves, check spout height and proportions, and see finishes under the same light; detail photos cannot show. Once you have confirmed a selection in person, or if you already know the exact model, you can shop online.
Transitional blends traditional and contemporary design, pairing clean lines with classic shapes. Modern Farmhouse mixes rustic and refined elements, often with apron-front sinks, warm wood, and brushed or matte finishes. The Style Finder quiz shows which suits you.
Pick one style and a shared finish family for both rooms, then vary product shapes to suit each space. Bringing kitchen finish samples to your bath selections keeps the kitchen and bath design consistent. Compare options on the Kitchen and Bath pages.
Yes. Use one as the lead finish in each room and the other as an accent in lighting, hardware, or decor. The same approach works when mixing metals in a kitchen: limit the room to two or three finishes.
Bring floor plans or measurements, photos of the current space, style ideas or Style Finder results, a budget range, and contact details for your contractor or designer. These help Showroom Consultants narrow options quickly, and you can schedule an appointment online.
A deep laundry room sink with a pull-down sprayer faucet handles soaking and rinsing. Add Whirlpool washers and dryers, storage, and good task lighting. The Laundry page shows products for this space.
Choose an outdoor kitchen faucet approved for exterior installation in stainless steel or another corrosion-resistant material that tolerates humidity and salt air. Confirm outdoor ratings with a Showroom Consultant before ordering, and see the Outdoor page for ideas.
Interior design by room starts with how each space is used, then sets a shared style and finish palette. Plumbing-heavy rooms are selected first, followed by lighting and accents, so every room fits the overall plan.
Layered lighting works best: a chandelier or pendants for ambient light, sconces or lamps for tasks, and accent lights for art, scaled to the ceiling height. For these living room lighting ideas, Kichler and Progress Lighting offer fixtures for each layer. See the Living page.
Yes. The Style Finder quiz matches your preferences to one of six styles: Contemporary, Industrial, Mid-Century Modern, Modern Farmhouse, Traditional, or Transitional. Each style page offers room design inspiration to guide product choices.
Start with the kitchen and bathrooms, since their fixtures set rough-in plumbing, valve types, and cabinet sizes. Laundry and outdoor plumbing come next. Living-space lighting and accents can follow once wet-room finishes are chosen.
Coburn's Showroom offers online appointment scheduling. Bringing your contractor or designer to the appointment lets everyone review fixtures, compare finishes, and coordinate selections for each room in a single visit.
