Podcasts about kitchen renovation

Expert Tips on Kitchen Renovation & Bay Area Real Estate InsightsIn this episode, Vito shares his expert advice on kitchen renovations based on his personal experiences. He discusses the importance of choosing the right materials, conducting thorough research, and understanding the financial implications of kitchen upgrades. Vito also delves into the real estate market, highlighting recent high and low property sales in Santa Clara County, and providing insights on factors affecting home prices, such as air conditioning and property updates. Whether you're planning a home renovation or looking to buy or sell in the Bay Area, this episode is packed with valuable tips and market analysis.How to Save on Kitchen CabinetsGet Your AC CHECKED NOWSanta Clara County Highs and LowsLos Gatos Home of the Week Santa Clara County Price Reductions FREE HOME BUYER CHECKLIST HERE https://abitanogroup.com/HomebuyerchecklistHome Inspection CHECKLIST HERE https://abitanogroup.com/homeinspectionchecklist00:00 Introduction and Overview00:06 Saving on Kitchen Cabinets04:13 Air Conditioning Tips05:38 Los Gatos Home of the Week07:33 Market Analysis and Insights10:33 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Suzi and Gary retire to Tucson and find the perfect house with a less-than-perfect kitchen. They love to cook and entertain, so they put their energy and money into renovating their dream kitchen. Construction starts and is going smoothly until the payment for cabinets is due. The designer requests immediate payment by wire transfer, but a week later they discover that the designer never received the payment. Suzi and Gary discover that they are the victims of a BEC (business email compromise) scam.

In this special episode of The Design Duet, we tackle one of the most important spaces in any home—the kitchen! Join us as we take a deep dive into a recent client project involving a full kitchen demolition and rebuild, all while sticking to a $70,000 budget.We'll walk you through the client's renovation scope, discuss how to allocate funds effectively, and reveal the hidden costs you may not be aware of when tackling a kitchen renovation. From materials and design choices to unexpected fees, we've got everything you need to consider before diving into your own project. Whether you're planning your own kitchen makeover or just curious about the process, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

In this episode of the State 48 Homeowner podcast, we explore the top 4 home improvement projects that offer the best return on investment (ROI). Whether you're prepping your home for sale or simply enhancing your living space, our guest Nat Stout shares expert tips on upgrades that can dramatically increase your home's value. From refreshing your kitchen to creating an inviting outdoor space, you'll learn which projects are worth the time and money. Plus, we'll give you 4 easy DIY projects that anyone can tackle to boost their home's appeal. Join us as we break down: · Kitchen/Great Room Update – How to modernize your most-used space and what buyers are looking for. · Outdoor Living Enhancements – Transform your backyard into a functional, resort-style oasis. · Simple Hardware Replacements – The small changes that make a huge difference, including door handles, faucets, and light fixtures. · Primary Bathroom Updates – From luxurious showers to fresh lighting, make your bathroom a retreat that adds serious value. In addition to these top ROI projects, we cover 4 DIY improvements that will give your home an edge: · Fresh coat of paint with neutral tones. · Installing under-cabinet lighting for a modern touch. · Smart thermostat installation for energy efficiency. · Adding taller baseboards for a sleek, contemporary look. Key Takeaways: · Discover how simple updates can transform your kitchen and great room. · Learn budget-friendly ways to enhance outdoor spaces, even in desert climates. · Understand why swapping out old hardware can instantly modernize your home. · Get practical advice for upgrading your primary bathroom without breaking the bank. · Easy DIY projects you can start today to increase home value. About Our Guest: Nat Stout is one of the Klaus Team's seasoned real estate experts. Listen and Learn: Whether you're a first-time homeowner or a seasoned investor, these tips can help you get the most out of your home projects. Subscribe to the State 48 Homeowner podcast for more expert insights on maintaining and improving your Arizona home. Hashtags: #HomeImprovement #ROIProjects #DIYHomeUpdates #RealEstate #HomeRenovation #HomeMaintenance #NatStout #State48Homeowner #ArizonaHomes

Homeowners spend a lot of money on renovations each year, and a lot of that money is spent on the heart of the home … the kitchen. If you're thinking a kitchen renovation is in your future, then there are some things you need to know before you get started. There will likely be some unexpected things happening during the renovation, but the more you are prepared, the fewer surprises you'll encounter. We will share with you our top 10 tips for what we feel you need to know before you get started on your dream kitchen renovation. You can find complete notes for this episode here on our blog. We welcome your rating on this episode, and look forward to having you follow our podcast. If you live in the Durham Region or Clarington area, and are interested in booking a quotation with us, click here to contact us or book your preferred appointment time.

They say the kitchen is the heart of the home. But as Singaporean homes shrink every decade, how do you find the right balance between having a place that's functional but also a reflection of your personality? Because the reality is this: spending more on renovations doesn't always mean a better outcome for the average Singaporean homeowner. So, is your kitchen renovation a good investment or a waste of money?  Xin Lin Woo, Brand Manager and Founding Member of FURNIC weighs in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Home Improvement Show presented by Mosby Building Arts! Join our expert host, Rich Oris, as he guides you through a world of home maintenance and remodeling solutions. Whether you're dealing with a pesky leaky faucet or dreaming of a stunning kitchen renovation, Rich has the insights and tips to transform your ideas into reality. Don't miss the chance to engage with the show - call us at 314-436-7900 or 800-925-1120 and be part of the conversation.

Aspirational mid-century kitchens influenced the kitchens we live in and love today. The kitchens that served as backdrops for our favorite mid-century TV families often included features missing for the builder basic kitchens of the time (and still missing in many of our ranches!). In Today's Episode You'll Hear:When the kitchen shifted from work zone to social space. All about features of some of the OG aspirational mid-century kitchens.How aspirational kitchens of the past can inform your kitchen remodel. Get the full show notes with all the trimmings at https://www.midmod-midwest.com/1603

In the FIRST episode of House Call, we cover:five things to consider before you start a kitchen renovationcreating a kid and pet-friendly kitchenrealistic budgets for a kitchen renovationaspects that affect your kitchen renovation timelinehow to be future-oriented0:00 Introduction2:10 Are you ready to tackle a kitchen renovation?2:49 Considering lifestyle 3:21 Layout considerations4:06 Material considerations6:29 Kids and pets in the kitchen8:28 Be future-oriented9:58 Aging in place10:39 Realistic timeframe11:02 Timeline factors12:10 How to help your timeline13:07 Realistic budget14:14 Don't cut costs16:50 Finding the right team18:03 My advice18:52 How interior designers can helpResources + LinksInquire here to work with Caroline Klein DesignCaroline Klein Design on InstagramCaroline Klein Design on PinterestResources + Links Inquire here to work with Caroline Klein Design Caroline Klein Design on Instagram Caroline Klein Design on Pinterest

Interior design expert Karl Lohnes is editor-at-large for Style at Home. He spoke to Ken Connors about new winter trends.

Dreaming of a kitchen that blends elegance with universal accessibility? You've come to the right place! Today we're joined by Jake Spurgeon, Senior Design Consultant at Mosby Building Arts.

Recently, Matt and his wife, Danielle, embarked on a kitchen renovation journey. Danielle, like many customers, feared being taken advantage of during the process. These concerns may seem illogical to some, but the fear of not getting our money's worth is real and relatable. While listening to Danielle's worries, Matt was reminded of the movie "My Fair Lady." The character is willing to pay a shilling to learn how to speak eloquently. While a shilling may be insignificant to some, it represents a significant portion of the character's financial worth. It's all about understanding what services or products mean to different individuals.This extends to the automotive industry - empathy and understanding toward customers' financial situations is crucial. Clear communication and setting realistic expectations are key. As professionals, let's strive to not just under-promise and over-deliver, but align expectations with the actual outcome. Show NotesProfessionalism and the Kitchen Renovation (00:00:11) The topic of professionalism and shares his wife, Danielle, has anxiety and fear about their kitchen renovation project.Issues with Cabinet Alignment (00:02:14) A gap in the cabinet alignment caused by the placement of the microwave and how they addressed the issue with the company.Anxiety about the Garbage Receptacle (00:05:32) Danielle's worry about not receiving the garbage cans with the sliding garbage receptacle and her fear of not getting value for the money spent.The shilling is a high percentage of her worth (00:08:51) Discussion about the value of a shilling to different individuals and the importance of understanding financial worth with reference to "My Fair Lady."Setting realistic expectations in kitchen renovations and vehicle repairs (00:11:00) The importance of setting realistic expectations in both kitchen renovations and vehicle repairs, and the potential challenges that may arise.Lack of Professionalism and Empathy (00:26:21) Exploring the importance of being empathetic towards customers and delivering a professional level of service.Building Reputation and Demonstrating Quality (00:27:18) Highlighting the significance of small gestures, such as returning the vehicle in good condition, building a positive reputation, and demonstrating the quality of service provided.Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Autotech napaautotech.com Email Matt: mattfanslowpodcast@gmail.comDiagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z YouTube Channel HEREAftermarket Radio Network: https://aftermarketradionetwork.com/

Recently, Matt and his wife, Danielle, embarked on a kitchen renovation journey. Danielle, like many customers, feared being taken advantage of during the process. These concerns may seem illogical to some, but the fear of not getting our money's worth is real and relatable. While listening to Danielle's worries, Matt was reminded of the movie "My Fair Lady." The character is willing to pay a shilling to learn how to speak eloquently. While a shilling may be insignificant to some, it represents a significant portion of the character's financial worth. It's all about understanding what services or products mean to different individuals.This extends to the automotive industry - empathy and understanding toward customers' financial situations is crucial. Clear communication and setting realistic expectations are key. As professionals, let's strive to not just under-promise and over-deliver, but align expectations with the actual outcome. Show NotesProfessionalism and the Kitchen Renovation (00:00:11) The topic of professionalism and shares his wife, Danielle, has anxiety and fear about their kitchen renovation project.Issues with Cabinet Alignment (00:02:14) A gap in the cabinet alignment caused by the placement of the microwave and how they addressed the issue with the company.Anxiety about the Garbage Receptacle (00:05:32) Danielle's worry about not receiving the garbage cans with the sliding garbage receptacle and her fear of not getting value for the money spent.The shilling is a high percentage of her worth (00:08:51) Discussion about the value of a shilling to different individuals and the importance of understanding financial worth with reference to "My Fair Lady."Setting realistic expectations in kitchen renovations and vehicle repairs (00:11:00) The importance of setting realistic expectations in both kitchen renovations and vehicle repairs, and the potential challenges that may arise.Lack of Professionalism and Empathy (00:26:21) Exploring the importance of being empathetic towards customers and delivering a professional level of service.Building Reputation and Demonstrating Quality (00:27:18) Highlighting the significance of small gestures, such as returning the vehicle in good condition, building a positive reputation, and demonstrating the quality of service provided.Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Autotech napaautotech.com Email Matt: mattfanslowpodcast@gmail.comDiagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z YouTube Channel HEREAftermarket Radio Network: https://aftermarketradionetwork.com/

Today I am interviewed by neighbor Regine La Biossiere & we discuss all things kitchen renovations. I want to thank my sponsors for their AMAZING products: Monogram Appliances, Emtek, The Tile Shop, EcoDomo, Blanco, Fabuwood, Kravet & Phillip Jeffries. Special shout out goes to the AMAZING construction team The Zorel Group!!

FINALLY!!! I am going to share about my kitchen renovation. It was suppose to be 7 weeks & turned into 8 months! But let me tell you that it was very well worth it. The photo shoot has already happened & the video with House Beautiful will take place today! I am sooooo in LOVE with my kitchen & couldn't be happier!

If you have been following along with our home renovations via Instagram, you know we have been working on a kitchen renovation! In this episode, I share all the details of what I chose, from paint colors to backsplash to cabinets and more. Episode At A Glance: If you have been following along with @family_savvy on Instagram, you know that we have been undergoing a kitchen renovation. My primary goal in this renovation was to maximize storage and have the best setup for cooking and entertaining. To hear more details about our home renovations, stay tuned by following @family_savvy on Instagram and subscribing to The SavvyCast!  Questions Answered In This Episode:  Why did I choose inset cabinet doors? What color did I choose for the whole house? What color did I choose to paint the island? Do I regret choosing marble countertops? What kind of backsplash did I choose and why? Why did I choose to just have a cooktop and not a range? Do I actually use my pot filler or is it just for looks? Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Courtney Myrick (from Triton Stone Group): cmyrick@tritonstone.com, @courtneymyrick (contact for backsplash) Merry Margaret (from Surface One): merrymargaret@surface1.com, @merrymargaret52 (contact for marble) Surface One Pelham  Triton Stone Group Cabinet Hardware and Kitchen Lighting  Gold Mesh (Kent Design Wire 286S in Satin Brass) - order through Renee at Restoration Hardware  I hope you enjoyed this episode! As always, if you have time to rate, review and subscribe to The SavvyCast on Apple Podcasts, it would be SO appreciated. If you would prefer to watch the podcast interview, check it out on YouTube. Blessings to you! If you like this podcast, check these out: I Chose ALL Marble for my Renovation: Would I Do It Again? Sleep Number vs Dream Cloud Mattresses: My Honest Review

In her fantastic new book, The Lazy Genius Kitchen, Kendra Adachi lays out a system for creating a kitchen that has and does everything you need. The lazy genius kitchen isn't really a book about remodeling. Nor is it explicitly a cookbook or an organizing book or a lifestyle guide. It's some of all of those things. And, perhaps, it's better than any of them could be on their own. Adachi's advice is to think about the way you want to live in your home.  And if you know me at all, you know this is absolutely where I believe every project in architecture should begin. So, let's talk about how you can be a lazy genius about your kitchen update. And create the kitchen that's perfect for YOU. Get the full show notes with all the trimmings at www.midmod-midwest.com/1101And sign up RIGHT NOW for the Mid-Century Kitchen Clinic to get the early bird price on the live, two hour workshop happening January 14th at 2pm central!

The five Mid Mod Kitchen Update Essentials are key to creating a fabulous and functional kitchen regardless of style, but are extra important when updating a mid century kitchen. We love mid century homes for many reasons - they are right sized, they were made with quality materials, they tend to have a simple beauty, and they still function pretty well for modern families.  But often mid century kitchens are missing important design elements necessary for a functional modern kitchen. Understanding and incorporating these elements into your kitchen remodel will transform your space and ensure you end up with a mid mod kitchen you love. Find the full episode with all the trimmings at http://www.midmod-midwest.com/1012.

In episode 146 Prep Dish founder, Allison Schaaf, shares details of her recent kitchen remodel including favorite parts, decisions on countertops and lessons learned. Instant Hot Water: You have to be careful to warn people but it is so useful! It's wonderful for tea, hot water with lemon, etc. I also use it a lot when washing stainless steel pots and pans as well as the kids' water bottles to sanitize them. Countertops: We went with quartzite and, so far, are really happy with it. It's more durable in terms of staining but has a beautiful look similar to marble. Built-in Trash & Recycling: Aesthetically, it's nice to have it hidden but it is nice to be able to pull out the trash can during meal prep for efficiency purposes. Second Dishwasher: This hasn't been installed yet but my favorite brand is Miele. I love that they have a cycle for wine glasses! They also have a quick cycle that I love. Lighting: We updated these to be more our preference. New Island: Having more workspace near the refrigerator has been really nice, even though I didn't know I needed it! It feels like a more efficient setup. Connect with Allison: PrepDish.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prepdish/ Get your FREE mealplan at PrepDish.com/podcast OR text the word mealprep to 33777 Resources mentioned in this podcast: Get your free trial at prepdish.com/mpm for two weeks of free meal plans! Episode 130 - My Dream Kitchen: https://prepdish.com/podcast-show-notes/ep130/  

How to Improve Your Ability to Listen to Yourself? + I have lead poisoning from my kitchen renovation + The Problem with Labels​   In this episode of the Wiggle Room Podcast, a participant asks a great question: “When doing The Work of Byron Katie, we are listening to ourselves… how can we improve this ability?” And a second participant brainstorms with me to identify some stressful thoughts around getting lead poisoning from her kitchen renovation.   Timeline   1:17 — Intro 03:51 — Question: How to Improve Your Ability to Listen to Yourself? 18:40 — Finding Thoughts to Question: I have lead poisoning from my kitchen renovation 38:21 — Newsletter: The Problem with Labels 46:03 — Outro   Open Session Recording   Listen to the Open Session recording as we talk about The Work of Byron Katie.  A participant asks about how to improve the ability to listen to oneself and another participant looks for the stressful thoughts to question after she got lead poisoning from her kitchen renovation.   Be a participant in Open Sessions each week to do The Work with me or ask your questions.   Newsletter Text   In the second part of the recording, I read my article, The Problem with Labels Subscribe to the newsletter to get new articles like this one each week.  Bonus Videos   If you prefer video, you can watch the following sections of the podcast in HD video.   How to Improve Your Ability to Listen to Yourself?​   I have lead poisoning from my kitchen renovation   The Problem with Labels   Learn The Work Of Byron Katie   If you enjoy listening and thinking about The Work of Byron Katie, you may want to explore it further. For this, I recommend  The Work 101, my in-depth, online course for learning and deepening your practice of The Work.   I also offer private sessions for one-on-one work with me.

K. Lee and his wife are currently at odds. Why? Because she wants their kitchen to be renovated. K. Lee knows that it's going to be expensive and doesn't think it's necessary. Who's right, who's wrong? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Couples Court: K. Lee vs. His Wife In The Case Of The Kitchen Renovation  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

discussing the part of your kitchen and how they connect to better understand your future kitchen renovation

Kitchen Renovation by Fr. Michael Denk

We all know that insurance is really important for your home, your car, your life... but when it comes to dealing with an insurance company if something goes wrong, it can be a huge headache! This week, Dave and Brenda tackle how to approach your insurance company for restoration work if something goes wrong in your home. If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

A kitchen renovation is a big project. Evernote made it easier. This Evernote use case scenario shows the beginning to end process. For more, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/evernote-kitchen-renovation/

As a kitchen remodeling contractor, one of the most important things you can do is close the sale. Without a successful close, you'll never get the job. But how do you close a deal on a kitchen remodel? In this episode of The Kitchen Remodeling Podcast, we talk to Chris Turner, a kitchen remodeling sales expert, about his top strategies for closing the sale. Chris has closed thousands of deals, and he knows what it takes to get the job done. Here are some of the highlights from our conversation with Scott: - The importance of building rapport with your prospective client. - How to handle objections and keep the conversation moving forward. - The power of questions in closing the sale. - And much more! If you're looking for ways to close more deals on your kitchen remodels, this is the episode for you. Tune in now and learn from the best!

A new season of the podcast is back and we're starting off with a life update episode!  The past few months have been a whirlwind after having a complete renovation done to our kitchen and den. Today I chat about how we survived living in our home while part of it was torn about. I discuss the issues we faced and how I cooked without an actual kitchen!  Topics Include: cooking without a kitchen meal delivery services what I learned during the renovation what I would change  air purifiers ultimate lifestyle transformation transitioning to more raw food my favorite superfood company and more! www.therefinedhippie.com IG: @therefinedhippie 

Join us for a very special grab-bag episode where Dave and Brenda discuss a bunch of different topics that aren't long enough for their own episode, but important enough to share!If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

At Renovation Made Right, we get a lot of questions along the lines of: "can I run/general contract/organize my own project?", because how hard can it be? We're here to tell you, YES, you can, but we strongly recommend giving this episode a listen first! Dave and Brenda discuss what it really means to be your own general contractor—from organizing subcontractors and figuring out your town's permitting process to ensuring you're safely approaching electrical and plumbing needs.If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Kitchen renovations don't have to cost a fortune. There are many ways to renovate your kitchen while staying within a budget. We explore 6 ways you can have a budget friendly kitchen renovation and still have a kitchen you can love. You can find complete notes for this episode here on our blog. We welcome your rating on this episode, and look forward to having you follow our podcast. If you live in the Durham Region or Clarington area, and are interested in booking a quotation with us, click here to contact us or book your preferred appointment time. Visit our blog at: https://www.multitradebuildingservices.com/news

Curious about what goes on at a home improvement industry event? Do you have an interest in uniquely-colored plumbing products? Join Dave and Brenda as they interview Trish MacNeil, Designer from Blackdog Design/Build/Remodel. They discuss the kitchen and bath design show "KBIS", what home design trends are popping up for 2022 and beyond, scary-smart fridges, and more!KBIS website: kbis.comNKBA website: nkba.orgIf you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

While it looks easy on HGTV, a home renovation can be one of the most stressful projects a couple can undertake. Everything boils down to communication: making joint decisions, working as a team... but that doesn't always come easy! This week, Dave and Brenda discuss how to protect your relationship while you remodel your home. If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

If you're in the kitchen renovation business and have a green or eco-friendly approach to remodeling kitchens, then this podcast is for you! In it Katharine Macphail, from the Talking Kitchen Renovations with the House Maven will share her top tips on how to market your sustainability services and engage with your local audience I hope these videos help you in your business!

Kitchen design: How hard can it really be? As it turns out, there's more to them than you'd think. In most homes, kitchens serve multiple purposes: as a place to cook, a place to eat, a place to socialize... they are often the heart of a house, which requires special care and design consideration. Dave and Brenda (mostly Brenda) offer their sage advice when it comes to thoughtful kitchen design, and how to ensure what you are working on with your contractor really works well for your kitchen's needs.If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Welcome back to this week's edition of Renovation Made Right, where Dave and Brenda answer your questions! Is it advisable to attempt your own bathroom remodel? Can an existing crawlspace be converted into a full basement? If my older home still has horsehair plaster, should I remove it? Tune in to find out!If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Welcome back! The pandemic has changed the dynamics of how we live, and our living spaces are no exception. As personal space comes back into style, Dave and Brenda speculate if this spells the end for open concept living. If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

In the first two episodes of the "Kitchen Chronicles" series, we shared our recent experience with our kitchen renovation. Today, we have the pleasure of introducing our guests, Janice Harvey of Janice Harvey Designs, and Shereen Farahani of Premier Floors and Home, who worked with us on this project! In this conversation Shereen and Janice share how they started working in design and what makes a renovation like this work so well. They also explain how trusting the innovation of your team can result in a genuinely individualized space. You won't want to miss hearing them discuss some of the creativity and trends used in home renovations and how one of the things that made our experience go so well is the working relationship they have with each other.Thank you so much for listening! To see the bonus “Before and After” photos of our project, please visit our “Officially Fenner” channel on YouTube. The images are at the end of the conversation.To keep up with us between podcasts,  follow us here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officiallyfenner/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/officiallyfenner To talk to Janice and Shereen about YOUR next project, reach out to them here: Janice HarveyJanice Harvey Designs, LLC Linktree: https://linktr.ee/janiceharveydesignsShereen FarahaniPremier Home Center45714 Oakbrook Ct #140Sterling, VA 20166 Phone: (703) 421-4339 Products used: Cabinets - @designcraftcabinetry and @waypointlivingspaces Dishwasher - @mieleusa Refrigerator - @dacorkitchen Microwave - @lgusa Double Oven - @geappliances Sink - @kraususa Faucets @kraususa Cooktop - @fulgormilano_na Floors – Lexington

This week we are talking about some common design mistakes and the best materials for your kitchen renovation. Takeaways are thinking about clearances , creating smart storage and aesthetics to create a higher end look and feel. Want to hear more? Click here for an interview with a kitchen design specialist for real life examples about mistake others made so you don't have to. We are trying out something new, subscribe monthly and receive free gifts, special event and exclusive episodes. We would love to hear from you! Send us an email at hello@teaoverinteriors.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teaoverinteriors/message

Picture this: an expensive problem is discovered hiding within your walls or under your floorboards. The project's budget doesn't include the problem, so what is the remodeling contractor to do? You've likely seen this drama unfold on renovation shows, but it happens in real life, too! In this week's episode, Dave and Brenda chat about how remodeling contractors and homeowners often tackle these surprises.If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

1:20 TiAndra on high end and cost-conscious kitchen and bathroom designs1:25 understand how you want to use the space and how you'll use it in the future2:10 great resource is Bob Villa from This Old House  for residential design2:44 11,000 for a high-end bathroom renovation up to whatever your budget allows3:30 bringing in designers and consultants and contractors will add to the cost3:46 pulling permits to do a new bathroom may require permits and this will add additional costs and time5:50 move around in the space to know how you use the room and make sure the room flows the way you use it6:22 think of the flow and how you want to start your day7:15 how to renovate to age in place consider clearances for wheelchair use, walk-in shower without a curve, built-in benches9:00 supply delays right now residential and commercial lasting weeks and sometimes months due to the pandemic10:27 as soon as you know you love something put your order in10:44 Caitlin on more budget-conscious ideas for bathrooms11:33 watch for sales from the big box stores to save on sinks, cabinets, and more12:15 wallpaper that is humidity proof can be used in a bathroom for an update13:00 have a contractor in mind as your backup in case you start a project that gets too complicated13:50 typical cost to renovate a basic kitchen14:30 the open kitchen concept is changing and separate rooms are more popular now during the pandemic15:00 How will you use the space? Need space for all family members?15:35 panel ready appliances and windows and doors may work for your space16:20 When houses are staged it creates the stagers idea for the space, not the home buyer17:43 cost-conscious ideas for a kitchen18:10 painting cabinets and lighting makes a big difference and fits on a budget18:59 buy wet rated fixtures for bathroom fixtures and UL listed products19:45 more lighting ideas    

Welcome back to another round of listener questions! This week Dave and Brenda answer questions about aging-in-place and home accessibility.If you are looking to fund your home renovation, talk to our friends over at RenoFi! Visit renofi.com to learn more.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Have you tried to purchase windows lately, but been told they're out of stock? Or hire a contractor, and been told you'll have to wait 6+ months? Join Dave and Brenda as they chat about the pandemic-related challenges we're experiencing in the remodeling industry that are just now hitting us. From crazy lead times, to carpenter shortages, to supply chain issues, we're seeing it all!Hosted by David and Brenda Bryan. Produced and Edited by Merrill McNally.Find us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

For our latest lesson in the Better Baking Academy with Bob's Red Mill, we bring you an instant Italian favorite: delightfully dimpled and pillowy soft Summer Focaccia. Whether sweet or savory, focaccia comes together with just a few simple pantry ingredients creating a lofty flatbread that can be customized with an array of toppings. We take things to the next level by talking with Karlee Flores of the blog Olive and Artisan about her edible flower twist on the original. Then we jump into the world of kitchen renovation. Question of the episode: What does your dream kitchen look like?  Special links from this episode:Sign up for the Better Baking Academy with Bob's Red Mill to get our Focaccia recipePurchase Bob's Red Mill Artisan Bread FlourKarlee's Recipe for Flower Pressed Summer Focaccia  Follow Bake from Scratch: Instagram: @thebakefeed Website: bakefromscratch.comFollow Brian on Instagram: @brianharthoffmanFollow Karlee on Instagram: @oliveandartisanFollow Bob's Red Mill on Instagram: @bobsredmill

The benefits of selling luxury kitchen remodeling and the process are many. Luxury kitchen remodels typically sell for more than $100,000, which is a great return on investment for homeowners looking to upgrade their space. The process can be complicated but it's worth the effort because you'll get so much back in return! Listen to this podcast to find out more about this lucrative market.  There are few things as rewarding as seeing your clients happy during their new kitchen reveal day after all that hard work you put into designing and building them one-of-a-kind luxury kitchens. Read on to learn how we help our clients turn their vision into reality with ease!

Season 6 Show Notes:S6 E3: A Home you Love to Love - Your Perfect Fall KitchenIn todays episode we talk about a kitchen overhaul and getting your kitchen ready for you and all things coming up in your life for the seasons ahead. We want to see everything. Pull it all out. Really look it over. Do you need it? Do you love it? Do you even use it?This is a great time to sort through it all and find your comfort zone in your space.Create fun new stations within your kitchen to better use your kitchen and home. What are your favorite things to do in your space? Maybe you can create a station for that so you can easily find everything you want when you need it!Don't forget… Use the Good Stuff!Savory Spice ShopHere is a great place to start looking for fun spices! This is a favorite place to browse, sample, try small amounts of new spices and stock up on my favorites. We are not affiliated, we just happen to shop there and love it! https://www.savoryspiceshop.com/Thank you so much for joining us.Blessings from,  Alicia Bolton Adventures of You and Me Podcast  Instagram/youandmefarm http://www.adventuresofyouandme.com/TheFarmhouse@adventuresofyouandme.com

Find Jordan Hill at:Facebook: Facebook.com/JordanHillElectricalServicesEmail: jordanhillelectric@gmail.comPhone: (603) 765-7643---Hosted by David and Brenda Bryan. Produced and Edited by Merrill McNallyFind us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Kitchen remodeling company Leo Lantz Construction has released an article titled 'Designing A Kitchen with Your Children in Mind' in order to provide useful information for people designing a kitchen who have or plan to have children. The entire article can be found at https://leolantz.com/designing-a-kitchen-with-your-children-in-mind/ (https://leolantz.com/designing-a-kitchen-with-your-children-in-mind/)

One of the biggest challenges our kitchen renovation clients face is how they are going to deal with meals without a kitchen. It can be very expensive to eat out at restaurants all the time. It can also be quite a challenge to figure out what to feed the family, washing up dishes and even how to cook or where to prepare. In this podcast, we offer solutions to those problems to ensure you feed your family great meals. Want some great recipes for some freezer meals to help you through your renovation? Click here to download 14 of our favourites. You can find complete notes for this episode on our blog at: 6 Ways to Prepare Meals during a Kitchen Renovation We welcome your rating on this episode, and look forward to having you follow our podcast. If you live in the Durham Region or Clarington area, and are interested in booking a quotation with us, click here to contact us or book your preferred appointment time. Visit our blog at: https://www.multitradebuildingservices.com/news

Sunny & Sunmarie share the process of a kitchen renovation, and tips to pay attention to if you are trying to do it on a tight budget and while living in the house. https://www.famvestor.com/082

In everything we do, we're always balancing the cost against the outcome. So, in this 2nd Kitchen renovation series, Bernadette Janson is sharing her experiences and knowledge about looking for that Nirvana in your kitchen project where you can produce a stunning outcome while keeping your budget to an absolute minimum. Highlights: [00:00:31] How To Replace Your Income With Renovating [00:03:04] Resourcing your kitchen renovation project [00:04:04] My first recommendation in sourcing your kitchen reno project [00:05:13] The difference between made to order and flat pack kitchen [00:06:07] Why ordering from a kitchen company will cost you more [00:06:30] Getting the rock bottom price for kitchen renovation [00:07:43] The beauty of going directly to the cabinet maker [00:08:25] The best way to get a custom kitchen [00:09:11] Why I love the flat pack kitchen [00:10:28] How to install flat pack kitchen [00:11:23] The day I decided to not let a builder go near a flat pack kitchen [00:11:23] Renovating a low-budget kitchen [00:12:52] You can get a really good quality kitchen with a $500 budget [00:14:17] Don't involve a 3rd party in renovating your kitchen [00:15:19] Where to source your kitchen appliances [00:16:20] What appliance to use for cooking [00:18:10] The dishwasher that would suit your kitchen style [00:19:26] It's best to buy wholesale kitchen appliances [00:20:27] Wine fridge can add value to your kitchen reno [00:21:12] Install a double sink in your kitchen [00:22:16] It's best to use composite stone in your kitchen [00:23:19] Why I don't use natural stone for kitchen benchtops [00:24:29] Ceasarstone is just a composite stone with good marketing Resources:   How To Replace Your Income with Renovating https://members.theschoolofrenovating.com/theleap The School Of Renovating https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/ She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast She Renovates on  iTunes  https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/she-renovates/id1452762885 IKEA  http://www.ikea.com/ Bunnings  http://www.bunnings.com.au/ Harvey Norman  Commercial  https://www.harveynorman.com.au/ 2nds World  https://www.2ndsworld.com.au/ Did this episode inspire you? If you have any thoughts or comments about the show, head over to She Renovates on iTunes and leave us a review. Also, don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Connect with The School of Renovating Subscribe to She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow  on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating Follow  on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernadette-janson-3411652b She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates

In everything we do, we're always balancing the cost against the outcome. So, in this 2nd Kitchen renovation series, Bernadette Janson is sharing her experiences and knowledge about looking for that Nirvana in your kitchen project where you can produce a stunning outcome while keeping your budget to an absolute minimum. Highlights: [00:00:31] How To Replace Your Income With Renovating [00:03:04] Resourcing your kitchen renovation project [00:04:04] My first recommendation in sourcing your kitchen reno project [00:05:13] The difference between made to order and flat pack kitchen [00:06:07] Why ordering from a kitchen company will cost you more [00:06:30] Getting the rock bottom price for kitchen renovation [00:07:43] The beauty of going directly to the cabinet maker [00:08:25] The best way to get a custom kitchen [00:09:11] Why I love the flat pack kitchen [00:10:28] How to install flat pack kitchen [00:11:23] The day I decided to not let a builder go near a flat pack kitchen [00:11:23] Renovating a low-budget kitchen [00:12:52] You can get a really good quality kitchen with a $500 budget [00:14:17] Don't involve a 3rd party in renovating your kitchen [00:15:19] Where to source your kitchen appliances [00:16:20] What appliance to use for cooking [00:18:10] The dishwasher that would suit your kitchen style [00:19:26] It's best to buy wholesale kitchen appliances [00:20:27] Wine fridge can add value to your kitchen reno [00:21:12] Install a double sink in your kitchen [00:22:16] It's best to use composite stone in your kitchen [00:23:19] Why I don't use natural stone for kitchen benchtops [00:24:29] Ceasarstone is just a composite stone with good marketing Resources:   How To Replace Your Income with Renovating https://members.theschoolofrenovating.com/theleap The School Of Renovating https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/ She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast She Renovates on  iTunes  https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/she-renovates/id1452762885 IKEA  http://www.ikea.com/ Bunnings  http://www.bunnings.com.au/ Harvey Norman  Commercial  https://www.harveynorman.com.au/ 2nds World  https://www.2ndsworld.com.au/ Did this episode inspire you? If you have any thoughts or comments about the show, head over to She Renovates on iTunes and leave us a review. Also, don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Connect with The School of Renovating Subscribe to She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow  on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating Follow  on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernadette-janson-3411652b She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates

Kitchen renovation doesn't always mean blowing your reno budget.  I created a series episode about Kitchen Renovation with a renovating for profit approach in order for you to get the maximum value of your kitchen project for minimum costs. I'll also share how you can map out your kitchen goals, your designs, what shapes of kitchens you can use, and some advice about kitchen styles. Highlights: [00:01:22] Maximum value for minimum costs [00:02:07] The heart of the home [00:03:16] Island bench has become more upmarket [00:04:20] Homes are expressions of who we are [00:05:26] The hangout value [00:06:16] Open up the wall between your kitchen and living space [00:07:42] We're always balancing the budget against the design [00:09:01] Cooking is coming back into fashion [00:09:42] The common shapes of a kitchen [00:10:52] Keep your walkways generous [00:11:49] What you need to put in the kitchen [00:13:35] Appliances [00:14:51] The hub of activity in a home [00:16:07] Do you want to go for the cooktop and oven configuration? [00:17:25] Allow air to circulate through those vents [00:18:10] 3 categories in styling your kitchen [00:19:17] Channeling nature [00:19:45] The Aspiring shifts [00:19:17] The Character Kitchen [00:21:52] Hamptons on holidays [00:22:22] The porcelain butler's sink [00:23:16] Choosing colours [00:23:24] You need to have some imagination if you're going to put a white kitchen in [00:25:43] Have some professional help to design the kitchen [00:26:12] The Renovator's Concept session [00:27:06] A lovely review [00:27:48] Arncliffe project is on the market   Resources:  Renovator Concepts https://www.renovatorconcepts.com.au/ She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast She Renovates on  iTunes  https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/she-renovates/id1452762885 Podcast Episode 114 – Post Covid Opportunities For Renovators https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts/post-covid-opportunities/ Podcast Episode 86 – 10 Trends For Modern Wet Areas https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts/86-10-trends-for-modern-wet-areas/ She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates Caroma  https://www.caroma.com.au/ Tips And Tricks For Apartment Renovators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngEhLb1TlXY Bright Green Lights  https://brightgreen.com/ IKEA http://www.ikea.com/ Did this episode inspire you? If you have any thoughts or comments about the show, head over to She Renovates on iTunes and leave us a review. Also, don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Connect with The School of Renovating Subscribe to She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow  on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating Follow  on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernadette-janson-3411652b She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates

Kitchen renovation doesn’t always mean blowing your reno budget.  I created a series episode about Kitchen Renovation with a renovating for profit approach in order for you to get the maximum value of your kitchen project for minimum costs. I’ll also share how you can map out your kitchen goals, your designs, what shapes of kitchens you can use, and some advice about kitchen styles. Highlights: [00:01:22] Maximum value for minimum costs [00:02:07] The heart of the home [00:03:16] Island bench has become more upmarket [00:04:20] Homes are expressions of who we are [00:05:26] The hangout value [00:06:16] Open up the wall between your kitchen and living space [00:07:42] We're always balancing the budget against the design [00:09:01] Cooking is coming back into fashion [00:09:42] The common shapes of a kitchen [00:10:52] Keep your walkways generous [00:11:49] What you need to put in the kitchen [00:13:35] Appliances [00:14:51] The hub of activity in a home [00:16:07] Do you want to go for the cooktop and oven configuration? [00:17:25] Allow air to circulate through those vents [00:18:10] 3 categories in styling your kitchen [00:19:17] Channeling nature [00:19:45] The Aspiring shifts [00:19:17] The Character Kitchen [00:21:52] Hamptons on holidays [00:22:22] The porcelain butler's sink [00:23:16] Choosing colours [00:23:24] You need to have some imagination if you're going to put a white kitchen in [00:25:43] Have some professional help to design the kitchen [00:26:12] The Renovator's Concept session [00:27:06] A lovely review [00:27:48] Arncliffe project is on the market   Resources:  Renovator Concepts https://www.renovatorconcepts.com.au/ She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast She Renovates on  iTunes  https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/she-renovates/id1452762885 Podcast Episode 114 – Post Covid Opportunities For Renovators https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts/post-covid-opportunities/ Podcast Episode 86 – 10 Trends For Modern Wet Areas https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts/86-10-trends-for-modern-wet-areas/ She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates Caroma  https://www.caroma.com.au/ Tips And Tricks For Apartment Renovators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngEhLb1TlXY Bright Green Lights  https://brightgreen.com/ IKEA http://www.ikea.com/ Did this episode inspire you? If you have any thoughts or comments about the show, head over to She Renovates on iTunes and leave us a review. Also, don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Connect with The School of Renovating Subscribe to She Renovates podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcast Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow  on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating Follow  on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernadette-janson-3411652b She Renovates Facebook Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/sherenovates

Hosted by David and Brenda Bryan. Produced and Edited by Merrill McNallyFind us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Hosted by David and Brenda Bryan. Produced and Edited by Merrill McNallyFind us @renovationmaderight on social mediawww.renovationmaderight.comwww.blackdogbuilders.comSend us your questions at renovationmaderight@gmail.com!

Bliss Bath & Kitchen, kitchen suppliers Canada, known and available all over the US and Canada advise you to hold your horses and plan renovations for your new home, and of course kitchen! In fact, that's where we'd like to start. Here are all the tips you need to keep in mind.

4+1 Bedroom Two Storey Brick Home On Quiet Court With Premium Irregular Lot, Stunning Backyard Oasis with In-Ground Pool and Cabana, Kitchen Renovation 2017, Furnace 2017 And Shingles 2016. Thoughtfully And Professionally Designed Kitchen With High End Finishes And Upgrades, Quartz Counters, Centre Island Breakfast Bar, Abundance Of Storage, Open Concept To Dining Room with Built In Seating & Walk-Out To Pool Area. Large Master With Walk-in Closet And 4 Pc Ensuite. Finished Basement With Large Rec Room, Included Pool Table, Granite Bar, R/I Wet Bar And 6 Person Sauna. Pool Liner, Salt Water Chlorinator, Kodiak Auto Pool Vacuum and Pump Motor All In 2020. California Shutters, Hardwood Floors, Metal Roofed Gazebo, Washing Machine 2017, Garage Door Openers 2018, Recessed Lighting And Much More! www.flaherty.ca/11_natureway_court_bolton_real_estate_listing

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Today, you will be getting a tour of my green kitchen. No, we did not paint the walls green, we did a sustainable renovation! About 15 years ago, we embarked on a journey to overhaul our kitchen, not only to improve the aesthetics and functionality of the space but also to improve its overall sustainability. You will hear about how we established our priorities, along with how we managed to achieve a low-impact renovation and find non-toxic, locally sourced materials. I also talk about some of the fantastic energy-efficient appliances we have, like our refrigerated drawers. We are so proud of the sustainable space and the sustainability of the renovation itself. One of our desired outcomes of the renovation was to educate and share, so we entered our kitchen into a local magazine’s renovation competition, and we still talk about the process whenever we can. If you would like to green your kitchen but feel overwhelmed or stuck, this episode is a perfect place to find some inspiration. Key Points From This Episode:Hear more about our home, including some of the benefits and drawbacks.Our approach to our renovation and why we decided not to expand our kitchen footprint.The priorities that we came up with after considering the impact of our renovation.Some of the different hurdles we experienced: finding a contractor and sourcing materials.Different materials that we used, such as strawboard and older wood, from our house.Various energy and water-efficient appliances that we bought. Details and benefits about refrigerated drawers, an alternative to standard refrigerators.Why we decided to go with a smaller-than-usual stove and oven.Our floor and countertop decisions and the materials we ended up going with.How we tackled our windows and created a sense of cohesion with the rest of the house.Insights into an engineered wood product called Parallam which we used as a structural beam.The final touches and how we managed to avoid using any new material.Why I am so proud of the reclaimed space that came with the renovation.How we communicated and shared our green renovation with others.My mini-course that can help you green your kitchen, just like we did. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kristina Hunter FlourishingKristina Hunter Flourishing ResourcesThe Unexpected Gift BoxGreen Home Renovations Mini CourseMy Green Kitchen RenovationHabitat for Humanity Manitoba ReStoreGillis Quarries

With the kitchen completely gutted, we talk about how we're planning for countertops, flooring, lights, and appliances. For example, we're doing an island and we want to make sure people can get past it. Brian also tells the story of installing the beam, which he can laugh about now. Plus, updates on some other parts of the house. See the video version of this on An Oregon Cottage YouTube channel.

David works at Stater Bro's and has a daughter in college. We started their kitchen and right in the middle, COVID19 shut down our world. David helped us to get toilet paper and eggs to our grandma and we got their kitchen done in 2.5 minutes. Thank you, David and Kim, for your business and we wish you guys all the best. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janelle-maluenda/message

Being knowledgeable about the process and having the answers to the right questions is key to a successful and stress free kitchen renovation. Knowing what questions to ask is a great place to start. We explore the top 10 questions we feel you should know the answers to before you start your renovation and before you pick the contractor you want to build your dream kitchen! You can find complete notes for this episode on our blog at: 10 Questions You Should Ask Before you Start Your Kitchen Renovation We welcome your rating on this episode, and look forward to having you follow our podcast every week. Visit our blog at: https://www.multitradebuildingservices.com/news

A Kitchen renovation can be a big undertaking. Careful planning is the key to having a stress free and successful renovation. We explore the steps required to start the planning process and walk you through key areas to consider when planning your dream kitchen. We'll discuss things like expanding your kitchen versus redesigning the layout, maximizes counter space, lighting and wants vs. needs. Follow some of the suggestions we discuss to reduce the stress and increase the probability of success for your kitchen renovation! You can find complete notes for this episode on our blog at: Steps to Planning and Designing a Kitchen Renovation We welcome your rating on this episode, and look forward to having you follow our podcast every week. Visit our blog at: https://www.multitradebuildingservices.com/news

➡️Grab your FREE Essential Kitchen Design Checklist here. ⬅️Catch the Bust Out of Boring show LIVE on the Lesley Myrick Art + Design Facebook and Instagram every Monday at 9amET. Got a design question and need help busting out of a boring home? Send me a DM.Interested in starting a design project together? Learn more about working with Lesley Myrick Art + Design.

In this episode, I'm sharing the total cost for our farmhouse kitchen renovation. Get all of the before and after photos and all of the sources for items found in my kitchen here- https://www.farmhouseonboone.com/victorian-farmhouse-kitchen-reveal

We dive into the behind the scenes realities of a full kitchen renovation. Learn kitchen reno tips and mistakes to avoid.Our guest Kate Toon renovated her kitchen, and the results are stunningly gorgeous. In fact, it would be fair to say that Kate’s kitchen is Nigella Lawson worthy.However, the process wasn’t quite so glamourous.Kate shares why she renovated her kitchen, what the process involved, and what she learned from the process.Plus, find out why every kitchen needs a #PoshBinIf you’re thinking of embarking on a kitchen renovation this is a must listen.If you’ve already completed a kitchen renovation, Kate knows your pain, tune in for a totally relatable giggle.Finance Segment – Why you need to get your mortgage sorted BEFORE you bid at an auctionFinance Segment is presented by Carl Violeta - Violeta FinanceProperty Geek-Out – Property market updateProperty Geek-Out is presented by Tara Vandeligt – Founder of Building Dreams. Mornington Peninsula**This episode of the Dream Home Movement was recorded live at the RPPFM**Follow Kate ToonFacebookInstagramWebFollow the Dream Home MovementFacebookInstagramWebFollow Carl & Jo VioletaFacebookInstagramWeb Follow Tara Vandeligt FacebookInstagramJoin the conversation in the Building Dreams. Mornington Peninsula Facebook GroupGuest BioAbout Kate ToonKate Toon is an award-winning SEO copywriter and SEO consultant with almost two decades of experience in all things advertising, digital and writing. Originally from the UK but now based just outside Sydney.Kate is also the founder of The Clever Copywriting School and The Recipe for SEO Success eCourse, the co-host on the Hot Copy Podcast and the host of The Recipe for SEO Success podcast.

There are so many things you need to consider when it comes to kitchen renovation in New York. For your kitchen remodeling project, choosing the right kitchen sink is important. You should consider the functionality and aesthetically pleasing design for kitchen sink.

To renovate, or not to renovate: that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the fees and budget of outrageous designs, or to take hammers against a wall of troubles, and by opposing demolish them? To renovate: to measure; no more; and by a renovate to say we end the appliance-ache and the thousand natural blemishes.Weigh on on Barbara and Teja's renovation thoughts on their Facebook Page: Date Night with Barbara & TejaWe're also on Instagram @ourdatenightIf you know someone who you think would love our show, please let them know!

Find out whether you should put your floor or your cabinets in first while renovating your kitchen. Learn why laminate flooring is cheap enough that you can just do the entire floor and then put the cabinets on top. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Find out whether you should put your floor or your cabinets in first while renovating your kitchen. Learn why laminate flooring is cheap enough that you can just do the entire floor and then put the cabinets on top. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Surviving a kitchen renovation can be a challenge. Feeding your family takes extra planning and effort. Here are a few tips to make it a little easier. Prepare -Start by purging your current kitchen. Donate unused kitchen gadgets and recycle your cottage cheese and yogurt containers. Get rid of chipped plates. Clean out your old spices. Look in the back of your cupboards. If there are foods that you bought but your family didn’t like them, donate them or pass on to a friend. You want to start your new kitchen with food you enjoy. -Make ahead some freezer meals. Cooked chicken and taco meat, ground beef, and casseroles are all good things to prepare. -Start packing up your kitchen early. Do not leave this task for the day before the contractor arrives. As you pack, separate into 3 categories. Toss and donate Storage Temporary Kitchen -Store things for the temporary kitchen in clear plastic tubs. Things you want in your temporary kitchen include: Slow Cooker Electric Griddle or Skillet Coffee Maker Toaster Oven Microwave (if it is a countertop style) Blender (ONLY if you are a big smoothie family, otherwise pack it away) 1-2 knives Cutting Board (The biggest one you own) Basic utensils – Tongs, vegetable peeler, spatula, serving spoon, slotted spoon, ladle -Pack up food processor and large stand mixer and blender, (unless you are a regular smoothie family) Set up a temporary kitchen in a place away from the construction dust. You want to be as close to a sink as possible. Basement bars, laundry rooms, or even the dining room can all work. Try to have your refrigerator close to the temporary kitchen. You are in food survival mode. Now is the time for simple meals. Use your slow cooker with liners to eliminate cleanup. BBQ Beef is a good recipe. You can use your Instant Pot to boil pasta, but you will need to use a slotted spoon tongs to remove it from the pot. Consider getting a hot plate, just make sure it is not induction unless you have magnetic cookware. Use paper goods. Buy paper plates, silverware, cups and napkins in bulk. It is hard enough to wash the cooking dishes without a kitchen sink. Eliminate the need to wash more dishes by using disposable. Buy pre-washed veggies. Buy lettuce that is pre-washed and get pre-washed and cut up veggies. Frozen veggies are great too. They are cleaned and chopped too. Use the salad bar at your grocery store for cleaned and chopped fruit and veggies. Use your grill. Simple grilled meats and veggies are great even in the winter. Keep your food very simple. If your family can survive on cereal and yogurt for breakfast, do it. Simple soups in the slow cooker and sandwiches and salads. So often when we eat out we are getting sandwiches and salads. Eat those at home and eat more complicated food out. Plan to eat out. Budget for it and put it on your meal plan. Maybe you have “pizza Fridays” and “Sunday Dinner Out.” Rather than getting takeout, go to the restaurant and eat there. Your life will be a little chaotic and having time to sit together as a family around a table will be a nice break from the construction and the dust.

Once a huge renovation is finished, there are always lessons learned. Our massive kitchen remodel is no different! We wanted to share everything we learned and answer reader and listener questions about the choices we made, any regrets we have, and all the lessons we learned along the way.If you are a new listener to Colorful Conversations, we would love to hear from you. You can find us 24/7 on Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscope and on Facebook at Kaleidoscope Living. You can also check out our YouTube channel. As a thank you for listening, we have an awesome FREE guide called “5 Easy Steps to Design A Room You Love.” Text “DESIGNTIPS” to 44222 and you will get the guide in your inbox!In this episode:0:35 - Today, we’re talking about the big Agruso kitchen renovation! Joe and Tasha are going to share the lessons they learned and answer questions from social media.0:58 - Before we get started, let’s get an update from the homefront. It’s pool and swim practice season, but Tasha’s also getting the kids to exercise their creative side with an online Watercolor for Kids class by fellow blogger Emily of Jones Design Company!5:07 - It’s time for Thea’s favorite game, the test of how well Tasha and Joe know each other! Thea’s question for today is: What was your biggest compromise in the kitchen? Tasha guesses that Joe compromised on the overall amount of stuff in the space - if it were up to him, she thinks there would be more empty, clear space (and he agrees). Joe thinks that Tasha’s biggest compromise was that they didn’t open up the wall to the living room. However, Tasha feels her big compromise actually was not tiling the entire wall - that was a hard vision to let go of!9:25 - You know this is no ordinary, regular podcast. Make sure you’re following us on Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscope where we announce our upcoming topics and you can submit your questions for us to answer. We also love your reviews and feedback on iTunes, so leave us a 5-star review! If we pick your question or share your review, we’ll send you some great, free swag! (Keep listening to hear a sneak peak of what this sweet swag is!)13:05 - Today, we’re diving into the questions, challenges, and lessons of the Big Agruso Kitchen Reno. The first lesson is: be prepared, have a plan, and be organized at the beginning! Joe and Tasha had a great contractor with specialized knowledge of kitchens and bathrooms, and he really helped them create a solid plan to move forward with. 15:00 - Tasha and Joe had to live with and use their kitchen for over 6 years before the reno, which really helped inform them of the changes they wanted and needed to make. The lesson learned is: the longer you have to actually live in and use a space, and understand how your family uses it, the easier it is to plan for big changes that work best for you long-term.16:45 - Joe wants to change his answer to the NewlyWed Game! He thinks his biggest compromise was actually deciding to use a contractor for the renovation from the very beginning of the project. 20:55 - The next lesson learned along the way is to pay attention, which sounds super obvious, but when life gets busy and the room reno gets underway, it gets harder to remember to check-in daily and get progress updates. Tasha remembers the can-light situation, where a plan had been laid out for where the lights would go, but they were actually installed in the wrong place. It wasn’t a big deal to move them because they checked and caught it early!24:50 - Lesson #3: Never underestimate the power of the hunt! And by hunt, we mean the hunt for knowledge and research to make informed decisions. This is crucial in catching small details, like where a microwave door hinges and how that will impact the space where it is positioned. Do your research and you’ll find options that work for you (and always check out IKEA)!29 03 - One thing that Tasha and Joe have questioned is if they wish they had done an appliance garage to hide some of the kitchen gadgets? While an appliance garage is great at clearing some counter space, it can sometimes be a functional hinderance. 31:30 - Other mistakes can come with the stressful situation of appliance shopping. Tasha and Joe made the decision to stick with the same brand for their kitchen appliances to ensure consistency in quality and appearance - this works great for the kitchen and the overall look! However, while loading up the brand new fridge with food, Tasha noticed there was no meat & cheese drawer… something they didn’t even consider while shopping. Small details are still important when you’re making big decisions.36:35 - Joe talks about the dishwasher - their old dishwasher had a utensil basket right at the front, where they could just slip in their dirty utensils. Now, the new dishwasher (and most new dishwashers, it seems) have these utensil baskets on the side. Not a major issue, but another one of those weird inconveniences you don’t think about while shopping.37:30 - Sponsor break! Today’s episode is brought to you by Article. If you’ve seen pictures of our kitchen on the blog, you’ll know that one of our favorite things about it is the colorful seating nook we created - it’s perfect for us to have some time to connect over coffee or wine! Article helped us find the perfect, mid-century modern furniture to create a beautiful seating nook at a super reasonable price. Check out our navy blue velvet and walnut armchairs and round, leather ottoman, and grab some quality pieces for yourself! Ordering from Article.com is simple and easy, has reasonable shipping fees and even offers fast, free ground delivery for orders over $999, and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee to really see if a piece is the right fit for your home! Check out all they have to offer at kaleidoscopeliving.com/article.40:50 - It’s time for listener and reader questions! The first question is “Why did you get rid of the eat-in area in the kitchen?” Joe explains that there were just way too many sitting areas in the space, and Tasha points out that they now have four seats at the island, as well as open access to the dining room. The eat-in area just wasn’t necessary anymore!43:27 - Next question is “What is your favorite thing about the kitchen remodel?” Tasha says her favorite thing is the tile, which is surprising because she didn’t expect to love it so much! It was a bit of a struggle to make a decision about the tile and she didn’t feel super excited about it, but once it was installed, it felt like a big win! For Joe, his favorite thing is opening up the kitchen and dining room because they actually use the entire kitchen-seating-dining space. Additionally, Joe loves the garbage disposal (importantly, a batch-feeder disposal) from Build.com! It was a little bit of a mistake-turned-ideal purchase, and the way it works is super safe and efficient.49:00 - Next question: “How long did the renovation take?” It was a really quick renovation, only taking about 5 ½ weeks! The contractor wrapped up the build at that point, leaving Tasha and Joe to add some finishing touches to the floor, adding the quarter-round, the vent hood, and putting up some shelving.49:30 - “What DIY projects did you tackle?” The backsplash, the flooring (in the kitchen, dining room, and foyer), open shelving, and the custom vent hood were all done by Tasha and Joe!50:35 - Another interesting question is “Are you glad you didn’t use IKEA cabinets?” This, as Tasha says, is the great debate. The cabinets they chose to go with are very high quality, made with solid wood and dovetail joints, and just felt like the right choice for the renovation. However, IKEA cabinets are still a good go-to choice, have a great aesthetic and function, and Tasha and Joe do still have them in another spot in the house.53:55 - Some people want to know “What is the best thing about working with a contractor?” The greatest thing was being able to come home and, instead of putting in a couple of hours of reno work, just seeing the progress made every day. Things were also able to move a lot faster because the contractor and his staff dedicated full days to getting things done. Tasha feels especially lucky that she didn’t have to deal with the permits and licenses to green light the construction! Another perk is having access to sub-contractors who could come and address challenges quickly.56:52 - Last question! “What are your money-saving tips?” For Tasha, the best tip that comes to mind is really to hunt for the things you want. The most expensive things will be the easiest to find, but you can take your time to explore options to find something both beautiful and affordable. It took a long hunt for Tasha to find the kitchen backsplash tile, but it was so worth it! Also, don’t think you’re stuck with having only one or two options (like with a left-hinged microwave) - what you want is out there, you may just have to dig for it! Joe says they saved money by listening to their contractor and learning from his expertise. His honesty and transparency helped Tasha and Joe make solid decisions without breaking the bank. 58:37 - Make sure to like and subscribe to Colorful Conversations wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a review so we know what you love about the podcast! Remember, if we read your review, you can get some free swag! And don’t wait to get in contact with us! You can always find us on Instagram and Facebook. Join the ConversationOur favorite part of recording a podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our social media and in our comments section. You can find us 24/7 on Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscope and on Facebook at Kaleidoscope Living. You can also check out our YouTube channel.Get Social With UsInstagram @tasha.kaleidoscope Facebook Kaleidoscope LivingYoutube Tasha-Kaleidoscope Living This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.As Mentioned in this EpisodeCoffee tableturquoise benchBar stoolsVelvet sofaMohawk fabric guard I love and how I use itIKEA Trofast storage systemgirls art tableFlor rug tiles Ruggable washable rugsOur favorite affordable rugsSee our custom vent hood tutorial here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Organisation is hands-down one of the biggest challenges you will face mid-renovation. So, if you’re undergoing a kitchen renovation how do you function if you’re living in the house? Well, today I have Marissa Roberts from Beautifully Organised to discuss how to simplify and streamline your kitchen reno.

Retail design galleries can charge upwards of $40,000 or more for a kitchen renovation. On today's episode we provide a detailed budget breakdown of how to completely remodel a kitchen for under $15,000 without cutting any corners. In fact, it can easily be done for even less.

The new Ketovangelist Kitchen in Connecticut is almost complete so it's time to talk about the process a bit. Tips, tricks, secrets from the mind of the pro herself. Let us know what your tips and tricks are when doing a kitchen renovation in the comments section below or on Facebook. Show Notes: 5:45 - […] The post Episode 75 – Kitchen Renovation appeared first on Ketovangelist Kitchen.

Lately, we’ve been seeing five kitchen trends stand out as having real staying power. If you’re planning on doing a renovation soon, you should consider them.Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value reportWant to buy a home? Search all homes for saleHere are five of the latest kitchen design trends with legitimate staying power: 1. Fewer upper cabinets. This doesn’t necessarily mean that people want less storage. It means, rather, that they want a less cluttered look to their cabinets. What we’re seeing is you have to be a little more creative in finding other spaces to store the kind of important things that upper cabinets use to store. 2. Comfortable seating areas. We all know that everyone hangs out in the kitchen when you’re entertaining company, so we’re seeing the addition of more “soft” spaces or seating areas in kitchens where people can relax while others are entertaining or cooking. 3. Steam convection oven. With everyone on a health kick because we’re still near the beginning of the new year, we’re seeing more of these types of ovens, which allow you to steam your food. “All homes are being connected to devices in one way or another, and we’re seeing kitchens follow suit. ”4. Induction cooktops. These have been popular in Europe for many years, but they’re just now catching on in America. Induction cooktops have a glass-metal surface with coils underneath. The coils don’t heat up until they have a magnetic connection with your cookware, so when you take your cookware off, the surface is cool again and you don’t have to worry about a lingering hot stove. These also allow you to save energy. 5. Smart kitchens. All homes are being connected to devices in one way or another, and we’re seeing kitchens follow suit. Some of the more popular additions we’re seeing are refrigerators with cameras inside them to remind you which groceries you need and touch faucets. If you have any questions about renovating your kitchen or you’re thinking of buying or selling your home, give me a call or shoot me an email. I’d be glad to help you.

The kitchen roam, the fridge staredown and the pantry graze- we have all been there.  Wandering the kitchen hoping something good to eat will magically appear!  In this episode we talk you through mindless snacking and setting your kitchen up for a healthy new year.  Plus, Emily’s tips for getting organized!

James talks about the typical time allowances needed for renovating your Kitchen.   Don't forget there is far more free and valuable information on our website www.propertyrenovationpodcast.com

      What does a Laundromat Owner do day to day? That varies a lot between owners and their business plans.       In this episode we look at a few weeks of activity in and around the laundromats. LaundromatHowTo.com/PodCast P.S. Here is a link to the book mentioned on AmazonWant a free copy? Email a screen shot of your iTunes Review to Ken@WashinCoinLaundry.com and I'll send you a copy. 

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  If you’re dreaming of a gleaming new kitchen with granite, but can’t quite handle the price tag, learn about new options in laminates that mimic the look of granite without the price.  Discover a stone wool insulation product that can protect Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and Matthew reveal their redesign ideas for Mike in Pennsylvania’s kitchen. Here’s Mike’s original message to us: “Hi there! I bought my first home about 2 years ago. I got a really good deal on it, and I adore the neighborhood. Its a very small home on a very long/narrow lot. Unfortunately, it lacks [...]

October is the most popular month for kitchen renovation, just in time for the holidays. But even a minor renovation can cost $20,000! What if you could change the feel and efficiency of your kitchen – and have a big impact on your life – for little or no money at all! It is often said that the kitchen is … Read more about this episode...