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Cabinetry for the ‘Win’ – Kitchen & Bath Design News
Product Trends Many of this year’s most-asked-about products showcased within the pages of KBDN and on its website emphasize the importance of cabinetry and its accessories. Creating highly functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces is contingent on much more than design alone. Designers know that finding just the right products for their clients is equally as critical and helps set the stage for ultimate success. Often, they discover some of those products – like the perfect cabinetry, countertop, appliance or fixture that makes a kitchen or bathroom go from ho-hum to spectacular – within the pages of Kitchen & Bath Design
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interior swimming pool by blockstudio emerges as a geometric addition to residence in russia
blockstudio builds minimalist interior swimming pool in russia family run architecture firm blockstudio has built an indoor swimming pool as an addition to a private residence in russia. for this project, the design strives to satisfy the client’s wish to have a clear and transparent outline of their property, while integrating contemporary materials — glass and stainless steel. the resulting structure presents itself as a volume with clean, simple geometries, allowing residents to enjoy swimming all year round. the biggest benefit of having an indoor swimming pool is that you can enjoy it year-round all images © ilya ivanov clean
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5 Ways To Dress Your Living Room With Designer Indoor Planters
Image: Instagram Living rooms are the soul of every house. Whether it is hosting your guests or just spending time with your family, living rooms are the perfect in-house hangout spots. For the last two years, spending more time indoors has certainly created a need to decorate your living rooms in a beautiful manner. Plants are not only a great way to bring a lively vibe to your living rooms, but they also serve other purposes. They purify the air indoors, reduce pollutants in the air, increase oxygen levels, enhance your mood and add a sense of positivity. Kapil V,
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Home Improvement Stocks for The Do-It-Yourselfers
They say that home improvement is a job that’s never truly done. This is especially true now that remote work has quickly become the norm, with this in mind, home improvement stocks are set to soar. People are spending more time at home than ever before. More time around the house means more time spent hanging those shutters, fixing the disposal, or repainting the bathroom. Most of us are constantly spending money on home improvement. 2021 has also been a great year for buying homes. By the time the year ends, Statista expects that 7.1 million homes will be sold.
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WH reveals Christmas decorations as Biden grapples with crises
The White House will be merry and bright this Christmas, even as President Biden faces a series of setbacks. First lady Jill Biden was set to unveil the executive mansion’s 2021 holiday decorations Monday, following the theme of “Gifts from the Heart.” A picture of President Biden and first lady Jill Biden is hung on a tree in the State Dining Room.ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images “As we celebrate our first holiday season in the White House, we are inspired by the Americans we have met across the country, time and again reminding us that our differences are precious
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Wrapping 2021 and Looking Ahead
Trend Spotting Wellness, technology and a connection to nature were prominent themes in kitchen and bath design this year and are expected to gain momentum in 2022. authors Jamie Gold | November 29, 2021 Warm woods are a strong style trend. Photo: Jackson Design and Remodeling 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
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Home designer finds success despite pandemic-related challenges
NIXA, Mo.- The local housing market remains red hot, but the construction industry has only become more uncertain for builders and developers as COVID-19 continues to rattle the U.S. economy. OzarksFirst has followed designer Maria Cass for the last year. She was laid off from her corporate job in March of 2020 and shortly after decided to build her own business at the peak of the pandemic. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Woman gets laid off, starts her own business during pandemic “I went in in a really hard time, and I got through it. I think I did a really good job.
