The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) is the largest event of its kind in North America for kitchen and bath showrooms, designers, sales professionals and manufacturers. Featuring more than 600 exhibitors and attracting some ...
Fixr has released its 2023 Bathroom Trends Report whose findings are consistent with demands we are seeing among homeowners in Washington, DC. The major trends found are as follows: Homeowners in Washington, DC continue to work full ...
Many homeowners in Washington, DC continue to invest in their homes to make them more functional, enjoyable and valuable. Desire for a better home is particularly widespread among homeowners in Washington, DC who are working part-time ...
Is now the time to start the remodeling project that will add value to your home and family and make your home more enjoyable to use and live in? That’s a question many homeowners in Washington, DC are considering and the vast majority ...
Did you know that a great shower can boost creativity and novel thinking? A 2019 University of California at Santa Barbara study of professional writers and physicists found that 20% of their most creative ideas occurred while they ...
Homeowners in Washington, DC almost always opt for two separate sinks when renovating their primary bath. That makes a lot of sense given the fact that most everyone is extremely busy, and on most days more than one person will need ...
The Kitchen & Bath Industry (KBIS) serves as a primary venue for kitchen and bath manufacturers to introduce new products, showcase innovative technologies and highlight trends that they expect to dominate the future of kitchens, ...
The five biggest regrets of homeowners who remodeled their kitchen, according to a CountryLiving survey, are: not enough countertop space, not enough storage, poorly positioned cabinetry, not selecting better quality materials and not ...
Renovating an existing space or building a new kitchen, bath, closet or laundry room is a major investment of time and resources for homeowners in Washington, DC. The Internet is both our friend and foe. While the Internet provides ...
There are many homeowners in Washington, DC who remember the first energy crisis in the mid-1970s when oil prices skyrocketed 350%, causing the price of gas to exceed $1 per gallon for the first time ever. During the 1980s, lighting ...
