SEATTLE, WA — Bathroom remodels are the most popular project for homeowners to tackle, with consumers seemingly willing to pay a premium for “spa-inspired” bathroom
Month: December 2021
KBIS Plans Proceeding Amidst Strict Virus Protocols
HACKETTSTOWN, NJ — The National Kitchen & Bath Association and its partners for February’s Design & Construction Week continue to consult with Epistemix, a third-party
Domestic Cabinet Sales Termed ‘Healthy’ Through November
RESTON, VA — Major domestic kitchen cabinet/vanity manufacturers continued to report “healthy” sales through November of 2021, according to the latest in a series of
Collaboration Transforms Kitchen
Rowayton, CT — Karen Berkemeyer and Leslie Dunn often work together to create their clients’ dream kitchens and baths, with the former focusing on kitchen/bath
Gains in Single-Family Housing Expected to Increase in 2022
WASHINGTON, DC — Breaking an eight-year trend, there have been more single-family homes under construction in recent months than multifamily units, according to the National
Demand Seen Strong for Aging-in-Place Remodeling Projects
FOSTER CITY, CA — A significant percentage of American homeowners across multiple home-improvement trades plan to explore aging-in-place projects for themselves or a loved one
Wellness Features Termed a ‘Necessity’ for Today’s Homes
INDIANAPOLIS — Wellness features, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and an elevated awareness of indoor environments’ impact on physical and mental health, are no longer
Kitchen of the Month Winner for Cabinet Refacing for June
Kitchen Transformation by Kitchen Solvers of Columbus Project Location: Dublin, Ohio Remodel Style: Traditional Remodel Type: Cabinet Refacing Type of door style: Glen Haven Door
Kitchen of the Month Winner for New Cabinets for June
Kitchen Inspiration by Kitchen Solvers of Raleigh Project Location: Apex, NC Remodel type: New Cabinetry Type of door style: Simple Shaker Remodel style: Contemporary Color:
2021 Home Spending Continued at ‘Dizzying Pace,’ Report Finds
DENVER — Not only did homeowners spend more on their homes in 2021, but they also completed more projects, according to a new report by
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