Have you ever spent hours scrubbing away at a stubborn counter surface, or between tricky tiles? Have you ever scrubbed and scrubbed a floor before concluding that a mark simply WON’T come off? Or maybe you’ve tried everything to keep your shower tile looking fresh, but despite your best efforts, they NEVER look like they
The article I wrote last week focused on the innovations at KBIS (the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show). From sustainability practices to cutting-edge tech integrations, Rob and I truly marveled at some of the big ideas shaping kitchen and bath design. This week’s article shifts to a more intimate look at functionality and the aesthetics
Last week, I wrote about my predictions for KBIS 2024, the biggest kitchen and bath industry show in North America. The title of the article was “anticipate innovation.” I mentioned design innovations that will look sleeker…ones that will elevate your home…and I also talked about innovations in technology with all the appliances smart enough to
Rob and I are about to leave for an expedition across 450,000 square feet of opportunity. It’s called KBIS, or the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, and it takes place every year in Las Vegas. This industry event is a BIG deal for us, and for professionals around the world. There will be over 600
Let’s talk about a bathroom design dilemma that LOTS of homeowners have called us about recently: the outdated inset or Jacuzzi-style tub. These things have been lurking in homeowners’ principal bathrooms since the 1980s…or the 1970s in some cases! You know the one…they come complete with cumbersome steps (that area ALWAYS slick), chilly interiors, and
Recent design trends have merged the past with the present. Traditional-style furniture made with Lucite legs, maximalist patterns, and tassels on footstools are all “in” like we’ve never seen them before…but anyone born before 1980 saw plenty!! Have you ever admired the aesthetic of something and been pulled in by its trendiness, only to realize