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6 Popular Kitchen Remodel Ideas That Will Refresh Your Kitchen

There are many small kitchen remodel ideas out there to choose from, so it is a good decision to get as much information about them before starting a small kitchen remodeling project. Small kitchen ideas can be really exciting to think about, and there are a lot of benefits to doing a small kitchen update. […]

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Top 15 Gorgeous Small Bathroom Remodel Ideas for Every Taste

Just because you have a bathroom that is a bit on the small side, does not mean that you can’t make it an incredible space, you just need the right small bathroom remodel ideas. A good small bathroom design will make it seem bigger than it is after a small bathroom remodel. When preparing to […]

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Millennials’ Impact Seen Increasing for 2022 Kitchen, Bath Designs

HACKETTSTOWN, NJ Millennial clients – particularly those with children – are increasing in influence while the impact of Baby Boomer clients is gradually declining and Gen X is remaining constant, according to a 2022 Design Trends Forecast released this week by the National Kitchen & Bath Association. The NKBA’s annual design trends forecast points to […]

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VA-Based Supplier Dave’s Cabinet is Acquired

CHESAPEAKE, VA — Dave’s Cabinet, a leading cabinet manufacturer in the Mid-Atlantic region, has announced that the ownership interest of company founder David Alderman CMKBD, has been purchased by John K. Morgan, CEO of Green Forest Cabinetry. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Dave’s Cabinet, founded in 1980, occupies three manufacturing buildings on approximately […]

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William Ohs Acquires PA Luxury Cabinet Supplier

DENVER — William Ohs, the Denver-based manufacturer of luxury cabinetry and furniture, has acquired Draper DBS, a Bucks County, PA custom cabinet supplier, “merging two companies that are well-established and respected in the luxury cabinet industry,” the companies announced. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “The combination of Draper DBS and William Ohs brings […]

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Challenges Persist as 2021 Winds to Close

The U.S. housing and residential remodeling markets continued to post gains as 2021 wound to a close, although COVID-related supply chain disruptions, coupled with labor and materials shortages, continued to put a crimp on more-robust growth. Among the key statistics and forecasts released in recent weeks by government agencies, research firms and industry-related trade associations […]

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Wrapping 2021 and Looking Ahead

What a long, strange year it’s been! Let’s take a look back at the dominant 2021 trends and anticipate what 2022 will likely bring. While it’s hard to predict with clarity, given some major unknowns, here are some hot takes from across the industry and the country from unique perspectives: San Diego-based designer Tatiana Machado-Rosas, […]

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Builder Confidence Reported Up Despite Market Challenges

WASHINGTON, DC — Despite inflation concerns and ongoing production bottlenecks, builder confidence edged higher in December for the fourth consecutive month on strong consumer demand and limited existing inventory, the National Association of Home Builders reported. Builder sentiment in the market for newly built single-family homes moved one point higher to 84 in December, according […]

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Battling the Supply Chain Woes

Qianyan Cheng has felt the sting of the industry’s historic supply chain disruptions. The co-founder of INOX – the Sacramento-based supplier of decorative hardware and door locks – Cheng has reported lengthy shipment delays of international goods since the onset of COVID-19. Shipping costs, Cheng tells Kitchen & Bath Design News, have risen exponentially in […]

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Examining the Origins of Creativity

Have you ever been asked, “Where did you get that idea?” Have you ever wondered what creativity is, and where ideas come from? I have – all my adult life. While there are many answers, I think a great one is, “It’s a gift to be shared.” What I’m talking about specifically here are unique […]

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