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Bathroom of the Week: Accessibility and Blue Style for Retirees

An updated bathroom with improved storage and a breezier floor plan gives a couple a stylish way to age in place This Manteca, California, couple built their ranch-style house 35 years ago. After retiring, they had no desire to leave. But a few updates were in order to make the home comfortable for years toContinue reading “Bathroom of the Week: Accessibility and Blue Style for Retirees”

IDS National KBIS Designer Experience

NKBA Welcomes Back ​​IDS National’s VIP Designer Experience to KBIS 2023 VIP Experience brings designers together in Las Vegas for Curated Tours, Educational Programming, & more! BETHLEHEM, PA — (November 18, 2022) —  The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) 2023, owned by the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) announces Interior Design Society’s (IDS) secondContinue reading “IDS National KBIS Designer Experience”

Latest Trends: Mixed metals, Zip Water, bidet toilets

Fresh off the plane from Orlando, and straight to the presses at Stanislaus Magazine, here are the newest and greatest in kitchen and bath from KBIS. It’s the largest kitchen and bath show in the country with more than 70,000 people in attendance and displays covering over 7 million square feet. These were the standoutContinue reading “Latest Trends: Mixed metals, Zip Water, bidet toilets”

KBIS VIP Designer Experience

Interior Design Society (IDS) announces the upcoming KBIS VIP Designer Experience taking place at the show Feb, 08-09, 2022, in Orlando. The planned two-day experience will feature a multi-event program in partnership with National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), including two guided tours to visit leading K&B manufacturers and educational segments with the official tour sponsor Cosentino for added engagement at the brand’s KBIS booth W1411. Continue Reading

Designed for Living

Durability is at the top of client requests for Wendy Glaister, Owner of her eponymous design firm. She only specifies performance fabrics for seating now, and she is seeing a trend towards darker lower cabinets in kitchens that can stand up to more wear and tear. Read More