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DON’T CROWD THE COOK
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The kitchen opens up to the hearth room,
then a patio room, and then to the pond
beyond. “The party goes right outside,”
Kim says.
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Kitchen renovation carefully planned
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BY KAREN BRADNER | Photos by Daniel Feldkamp
While there is plenty of room for them, there are no barstools anywhere near the
handsome 9 by 4-foot island in Kim Borcherding’s newly remodeled kitchen. And
there’s a definite reason for that. Kim likes to cook and entertain crowds on a seriously
regular basis and she would prefer her guests not cluster near the island and
fence her in while she is cooking. ➻
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“I like to disperse the crowd so I can
really function,” she says.
The fact that Kim and her husband,
Douglas Gaker, like their space, is evident
as soon as you drive up to their
1,800-foot long driveway to their nearly
200-year-old farmhouse. Sitting on
200 acres, their home affords plenty of
breathing room. Scattered nearby are a
pond, tennis court, two barns, an oversized
garage, a guest home, and plenty
of gardens.
Yours, mine and ours
When the couple married six years
ago, Douglas who is a urologist for the
Kettering Health Network, already
owned the home. Kim was owner of
Borcherding Buick GMC and the two
shared a love of vintage cars—and
seven mostly grown children between
them. The newlyweds quickly got busy
blending their families.
As with most families, much of
the bonding was taking place in the
heart of the home. While the original
kitchen was large and had high-quality
walnut cabinetry, the renovation was
30 years old, the space was dark and
the arrangement wasn’t very workfriendly
for Kim. She used the space as
command central for six years, until it
slowly became apparent the room was
due for an upgrade.
“The appliances began going out one
by one,” Kim says. “We decided it was
time.”
Once the decision to remodel was
made, the couple did not hesitate to
call Carrie and John Bordenkircher,
owners of Kircher Design and Build.
The two had previously renovated the
home’s upstairs bath, and Kim and
Douglas knew they were the right
team for this job.
During the initial planning stage,
Kim was focused on creating a farmhouse
kitchen. As John and Carrie
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2 A beverage station includes two refrigerated drawers, which a friend
convinced Kim to include. She was skeptical at first, but loves having
them now. 3 A pot-filler faucet is positioned near the range, but also
above a second sink, making it handy on multiple levels. 4 The stately
island was custom designed for the space and hand built with walnut and
maple woods. 5 Kim arranges flowers grown on the property. Douglas is
a member of the Dahlia Society of Ohio.
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introduced farmhouse-style elements
Kim began to realize that wasn’t what
she really wanted. “I am more of a
dressy person and I needed to stay
authentic to myself,” she says.
The existing design was an ornate,
Tuscan style which didn’t go with the
Federal style of the home. The challenge,
Carrie says, was taking an already
handsome space and transforming it
into something that would give the
homeowners that “wow” factor.
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Bells and whistles
Another challenge: the sheer number
of appliances Kim wanted in her new
kitchen—including a LaCornue range,
two Miele wall ovens—one steam and
one combination, a standalone freezer
and refrigerator, a dishwasher, two
beverage drawers, an ice maker, a flash
freezer, and a dehydrator.
“There is no toy I didn’t get,” Kim
says with a smile. “These appliances
can make you a master chef even if
you aren’t one.”
While the Kircher team kept the
footprint of the main kitchen the
same, they were able to gather a good
deal of additional space by relocating
an adjacent laundry room to the
upstairs owners’ suite. This new butler’s
pantry serves as a food prep area
with plenty of counter and cabinet
space.
Island of dreams
When it came time to design the focal
point of the kitchen, Kim found a
photo online of an island she liked.
“I gave it to them to show the look
and feel I was after, Kim says. “Boy did
they take it and run!”
“That island is an artistic piece,”
Carrie says. “The photo Kim gave us
only showed a partial end view. It took
John a lot of time to create.”
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Once his design was complete, John turned plans over to the craftsmen at
Peters Cabinetry who custom built it based on his drawing. The final product
resembles a heirloom-quality piece of furniture that introduces form as well as a
good deal of function to the kitchen.
“Have I shown you these drawers?” Kim says. “The storage in this is unbelievable.
Remarkable.”
Chef’s choice
Just a step away from the island, the 48-inch LaCornue range holds court, with
a hammered copper range hood mounted above it between a set of windows.
The dual fuel ovens are two of the four ovens found throughout the space.
“With such a large family, at any given time I’ve got four ovens and the cooktop
going,” says Kim, who admits her favorite appliance just may be her Miele
steam oven.
“The way the heat cooks the food—superior results,” she says. “Doug stocked
the lake with trout. He went fishing a few weeks ago, caught one, cleaned it and
stuck it in the steam oven. We had fresh trout for dinner that night.”
Hello Freddy
Another appliance that gets a lot of accolades is the blast chiller, nicknamed
“Freddy” by its manufacturer.
“We have a garden,” Kim says. “The idea is to bring fresh foods in, do the prep,
flash freeze them, and store them in our main freezer. When we are ready to use
them, they are just as fresh as the day we picked them.”
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Room to roam
Just as in the space around her island, Kim doesn’t want any bottlenecks in the
traffic flow while entertaining. The kitchen flows easily through a wide-open
archway into a family room and on to a four-season patio room—all with a
calming view of the pond.
That archway had to be rebuilt by the Kircher team. “Old houses are tough,”
Carrie says. “Things are out of square.” They also had to shore up and replace the
kitchen and hearth room floors being careful not to damage their radiant heat
system.
The renovation also necessitated a rewiring of the entire space. The team at
Hanson Audio Video took on that task and installed a state-of-the-art security
system along with the latest and greatest television and sound components.
The hearth room got a bit of a facelift as well, with a new Obsidian tile surround
on the fireplace, which picks up the backsplash tile in the kitchen. The
mantel is hand made by John from a piece of walnut wood that came from a
farm in Lebanon. Walls are painted a rich navy blue suggested by the Kircher
team. Kim was hesitant to go forward with the strong color at first, but now
admits, “I’ve become a blue nut!” ➻
6 The pond is a magnet for family and friends when the couple entertains.
7 The dining room table is set with pieces from the couple’s
extensive collection of German Meissen Blue Onion china which was
passed on to them from Douglas’ mother. 8 The hearth room got a bit
of a facelift as well, with new cabinetry, a tile surround, and a Samsung
Frame TV posing as artwork. 9 Formerly a laundry room, this butler’s
pantry works well for party prep and includes a blast chiller and dehydrator,
(on the right) and plenty of cabinetry to house serving pieces.
10 Chairs from the informal dining area, double as extra seating when
pulled into the hearth room and paired up with matching ottomans.
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Respectful update
Despite all of this updating to 21st
century amenities, Kim and Douglas
are incredibly respectful of the home’s
history. A framed newspaper clipping
in their front parlor tells the history of
the home and a bit about its original
owner, Samuel Jeffery. Plus, Douglas
has written a piece titled “Beauty”
about the property and what it means
to be part of its history. The first line
begins “The beauty is not in the bricks.
It is in the story that only they could
know.”
The takeaway from all of their
efforts, Kim says, “Is the privilege it is
to be a part of the history and legacy
of this place.”
After all, she says, “Kitchens will
come and go but the stories that are
created in the kitchen will last a lifetime.”
11 A framed print of the home honors the original owner, Samuel Jeffery.
12 The front façade shows the addition of two front porches that were
added to the home’s original structure. 13 Near the entrance to the dining
room, a freezer is concealed by cabinetry panels. The refrigerator is on the
hearth room side of the space, just inside the archway
RESOURCES:
Design and construction: Kircher
Design & Build, Designer John
Bordenkircher, CKBR, Lead Carpenter
Mike Maddox, CLC Cabinetry:
Peters Cabinetry Countertops: LG
Viatera and Caesarstone, fabricated by
KBR Manufacturing Lighting: Kichler
from Lyons Lighting Appliances:
Miele ovens, refrigerator and freezer,
LaCornue range, Hoshizaki ice maker,
Trinox blast chiller and dehydrator Sink:
The Galley Faucets: Kohler Artifacts,
Ferguson Cabinet pulls: Hardware
Resources Flooring: About Hardwood
Floor Company, Inc. Backsplash
and fireplace tile: Hamilton Parker
Fireplace insert: Dayton Fireplace
Hearth room chairs, rug, dining
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Walls: Sherwin Williams Indigo Batik and
Keystone Landscaping: Jerry Majors
Windows: Marvin Windows and Doors
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The double herringbone backsplash
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Kitchen renovation adds function
and flair to shotgun-style home
BY LEE RHODES | Photos by Samantha Rickman
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As historic homes go, Brad Stoll and Catherine Jopling’s residence in German Village is
not atypical. A quintessential shotgun-style home, the 1880s-era structure has undergone
multiple changes throughout its lifespan. There have been piecemeal updates over
the years. Layers of flooring were added on top of each other, representing literal layers
of history. An addition of square footage took place in the late 1970s.
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Despite the changes, it’s no surprise that
the kitchen, while long on charm, was short
on usable space. For Brad and Catherine,
who are both avid cooks and love to entertain,
a renovation was in order. But the
room’s narrow footprint—one room wide,
half a block long—presented unique challenges.
“The room ahead of the kitchen represented
one time period, and the room behind
it represented another, so the kitchen had
to serve as a transition and connect rooms
that are stylistically very different from one
another,” explains Catherine.
Making the connection
To honor the historic legacy of one space and
maintain the more modern vibe in the other,
as well as achieve continuity throughout, the
couple engaged Tyler Swartzmiller, principal
designer with Haus Studio. Working with
residential contractor DelBiondo Homes,
he was able to maximize functional space,
upgrade cabinetry, incorporate modern
appliances, improve upon items that aren’t
readily visible, like duct work, and enhance
everything that is readily visible, like the
color palette.
Catherine admits she was initially drawn
to multiple colors and patterns, but Tyler
encouraged her to tone it down slightly in
an effort to think of what future buyers may
find appealing. Thus the matte white of the
appliances became the jumping off point
for the cabinetry and the rest of the room,
including the green of the island, Sherwin
Williams’ Shade Grown.
“We wanted to add a bold color but nothing
that would be offensive,” explains Tyler.
“Greens, blues and earthy tones are very
appealing to most buyers. They create an
environment you want to be in.”
Touches of the green can be found
throughout, such as the trim on one window.
The light, bright cabinetry lining the
kitchen’s perimeter is a putty hue and,
though the room has height, the couple
opted against a full second row of cabinets.
Tyler suggested a trey ceiling with beams, as
well as half-cabinets with clear-glass lighting,
creating a feeling of loftiness without
the wasted space that sometimes comes with
high cabinets.
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2 The warm wood of the range hood is a strong focal
point for the space. 3 A three-tiered flatware drawer
features a handsome walnut inset. 4 Interiors of doors
and drawers were designed to maximize function.
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Topping it off
The countertops are Cambria quartz, which is harder than granite or marble,
making it more durable and less likely to scratch, chip, or stain. Tyler worked
closely with the couple to choose the right designs and finishes for their project,
settling on Ironsbridge in a gloss finish, giving the countertops a cream base,
and Charlestown in a matte finish, adding depth.
“Ironsbridge, often used as a marble alternative, has all of the beauty with
none of the maintenance,” explains Marni Cercone from Cambria. “With a
neutral background of whites and creams and veins of grey, Ironsbridge merges
warm and cool tones, so it makes a strong design statement.”
It’s also maintenance free, so it doesn’t require regular sealing and polishing;
homeowners can wipe it down with warm water and mild soap. “Cambria is
nonporous and nonabsorbent so it won’t harbor any harmful bacteria,” adds
Marni. “Especially now, a clean surface is a must.”
The kitchen flooring is comprised of cork, which is comfortable on weary
cooks’ feet. It also serves to bridge the gap between the historic wood floors in
the front of the home to the more modern flooring in the back. The drum lights
above the island create a pleasing ambience, particularly in the evenings. The
under-cabinet lighting is bluetooth controlled and, as Brad explains, “It’s already
on in the morning when we come down, and we can switch to dim light in the
evening when we’re relaxing. It creates a nice contrast.”
Nod to the neighborhood
There are numerous other small details that not only add panache but also
honor the classic details of the original older home. The double herringbone
backsplash, for instance, matches the home’s exposed brick and the sidewalks
that are signature to the German Village. Other details? Some drawers have
multiple tiers, and the pots and pans are separated by dowel dividers for easier
storage. Not to be outdone by functionality, there are unique aesthetic details as
well. For instance, the island drawers contain a walnut accent with a soft grain.
“When you open those drawers, it gives you a warm feeling,” explains Tyler.
“Small details can really bring the entire kitchen together. It’s important to think
outside the box.”
If thinking outside the box is trendy, so too is thinking beyond the countertop.
Marni explains that Cambria is being used for everything from shelving
and shower walls to furniture and fireplace surrounds. Other trends? Using a
“chunkier” edge profile on islands to make a statement. She’s also seeing light
wood cabinetry and flooring, which provides a fresh look; a mix of metal finishes
on hardware, lighting, and hoods; and matte finishes across all materials.
Finally, naturalism is trending. Homeowners are currently eschewing the
white, sterile kitchens and embracing wood tones and earthy hues. “After all,”
concludes, Tyler, “People are spending more time in their houses these days, so
they want them to be inviting.”
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The island countertop adds subtle
variations of whites and creams with
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A trio of opaque metal pendants
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Countertops: Cambria Ironsbridge on island; Charlestown
Matte on perimeter Backsplash: Ragno Bianco in double
herringbone Faucets: Brizo Artesso in Luxe Gold Dishwasher:
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Paint: Island in Sherwin Williams Shade Grown; Trim in Benjamin
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The detail lighting in the theatre can change colors, but
the homeowner prefers the blue setting.
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projectSPOTLIGHT
Ohio homeowner never misses a movie in at-home theatre
BY SARAH J. DILLS | Photos by Dawn M. Smith
Welcome to the new normal. Thanks to sheltering in place, social distancing and business closures, we are all
spending much more of our time inside our homes. As a result of all of this staying at home, the audio-video
industry is booming. Homeowners want faster internet, larger screens, more channels…and Troy Hanson and
his team at Hanson Audio Video can hardly keep up. ➻
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“Connectivity is more important than ever,”
Hanson, owner of the company he started
in 1999, explains. “If anyone has lost their
job due to this pandemic, they should look
into the construction industry. I know of
companies with over year-long back logs.
People are stuck at home, so they want to
be comfortable.”
Theatre closed? No problem.
Luckily one Cincinnati homeowner
completed her home theatre renovation
last year. Hanson was introduced to her
through Doni Flanigan, an interior designer
who was working to renovate the lower level
of the home. While Flanigan is a master
of materials, fabrics and color; he knows
Hanson is the expert of what’s happening
behind the scenes.
“We do a 3D CAD design of the room to
scale, because we know what seating will
work best in the space, we know the best
layout of the room for optimal viewing and
audio; but then we turn it over to Doni for
the finishes,” Hanson says. “Our work is
behind the scenes.”
Where the magic happens
And there is a lot going on behind those
fabric panels. Hanson works with a
company that tests fabrics for their sound
capabilities, and wall material is selected for
the best sound quality. There are also foam
panels behind all of the fabric panels in the
room. And that’s just for the sound quality.
When Hanson sat down with the
homeowner for what he calls a “Dream
Session,” she had an existing, out-dated
system she wanted replaced; but she had
no idea of the capabilities available today.
“We gave her a 160-inch screen with
an 8k projector,” Hanson describes. “4k
technology is eight million pixels. This is
four times that. It is literally like looking
through a window into whatever you’re
watching.”
The homeowner agrees, “Sometimes the
movies look like they’re in 3D.”
As for the theatre’s name, Starlite,
the homeowner’s son selected the name
because of the twinkle light detail on the
ceiling that looks like stars.
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2 Neighborhood friends are invited
over for movie nights once a month.
They play pool, eat and watch a movie.
3 The theatre seats, very comfortably,
up to 12 moviegoers.
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20 Years of Housetrends Showcase
Beautiful Bedrooms and Baths
All year long we are celebrating 20 years of showcasing spectacular spaces
to inspire ideas as you consider a room makeover or whole-home remodel.
In this issue we are sharing some of our favorite bedrooms and baths.
2000-2020
Cincinnati, Ohio
climb the wall
Horizontal planks of engineered hardwood flooring extend a rustic
feel onto the walls in this guest bedroom. Because the boards are
applied to the wall that’s visible from the room’s entry, this warm
treatment creates an immediate, eye-catching focal point. »
Photos by Daniel Feldkamp
RESOURCES
Interior design:
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Walls:
McSwain
Builder:
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Photo by Daniel Feldkamp
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Columbus, Ohio
RESOURCES
Designer:
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Contractor:
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Bathroom sink & countertops:
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Imports
Cabinetry:
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Photos by Daniel Feldkamp
Charm of the Century
Warm pendant lights, neutral colors, and large area rugs soften this charming
bedroom space that is perfectly appropriate for the 100-plus-year-oldhome.
The suite addition also includes space for an oversized bathroom
complete with soapstone countertops, a spacious soaking tub and a large
shower.
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Night Visions
Sliding glass doors off this bedroom lead to an
expansive balcony that is also accessible from the
living room allowing a view of festive homerun
fireworks. Even the accompanying black and white
master bath has a spectacular view, but remote controlled
shades offer privacy when needed. »
Cincinnati, Ohio
RESOURCES
Architect:
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Contractor:
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Window treatments:
David Millet
Photos by Robin Victor Goetz
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Dayton, Ohio
RESOURCES
Interior design:
Sharon Bledsoe Designs
French Flair
The designer’s goal for this guest bedroom, which was featured in
the Dayton Philharmonic 2009 Designers’ Show House, was to create
a restful retreat for relaxing and sleeping. The soft colors, fabric
choices and painted headboard give the space a bit of French flavor.
Photo by Jim Crotty
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Outside In
In this owner’s retreat, a wall of windows facing the woods was
carefully planned to make the tranquil scenery the main feature
of this symmetrically balanced room. The adjoining bathroom
features a floating island vanity—two vanities positioned as
mirror images—and an oversized shower with a high window
that brings in daylight and a bit of green. »
Columbus, Ohio
RESOURCE
Contractor, bathroom design:
J.S. Brown & Co.
Bathroom tile:
Hamilton Parker
Sinks and faucets:
Ferguson
Photo by Dale Clark
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Cincinnati, Ohio
RESOURCES
Interior design:
Designs on Madison
Builder:
High Pointe Custom Homes
Sleepover Special
Four built-in beds with a center staircase provide the perfect set-up
for children to hang out with siblings, friends or cousins. Two full-size
beds on the lower level give an extra bit of wiggle room should bed-time
stories—read by mom, dad, grandma or grandpa—become part of the
evening’s entertainment.
Photo by Greg Grupenhof
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Strips and Stripes
This bedroom’s tall ceiling allows room to play vertically
with architectural elements. A sleek strip of molding lining
the wall and tray ceiling was stained to match the modern
wood headboard. The effect transforms the bed into the
alluring focal point. »
Dayton, Ohio
RESOURCE
Builder:
G.A. White
Interior designer:
Debbie Sykes
Interior trim:
The Hardwood Store
Photo by Dawn M. Smith
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Columbus, Ohio
RESOURCES
Contractor and design:
Dave Fox Design-Build Remodelers
Fireplace and Tile:
Hamilton Parker
Bath Fixture:
Ferguson
Countertops:
Stonemart, fabricated by Konkus
Marble & Granite
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp
Glamorous Getaway
This bedroom got an exquisite facelift with the addition of custom woodworking
on the ceiling, columns and built-in shelving. Elegant touches include a chandelier
replacing a ceiling fan and a wall of draperies serving as a stately backdrop for the
king-size bed. An accompanying 20 x 20-foot bath includes a 7 x 3-foot island.
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Removed original kitchen. Removed wall between kitchen and formal dining room to extend and open kitchen up. Created large dinette space for
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This project brings entertaining to a new level with an outdoor pool house with open air bar and changing room.
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Kitchen and laundry areas were gutted; soffits were removed and new, white Shaker cabinets and Cambria quartz tops were installed.
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A complete transformation of the first floor creating a contemporary, open, active and dynamic space with natural light flowing throughout.
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A charming cottage in Grandview transformed it in a jewel box of home. By opening up the main wall in the first floor, and adding
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Period appropriate renovations to a 100 year old Bexley mansion including a new family room addition with rustic hickory beams, new wine room with a brick
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HOW SMART DO YOU WANT YOUR HOME TO BE?
Today there seems to be a Smart Home product for everything. You can control
your faucet, lights and even your shower from an app on your phone. With so many
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HOW TO SELECT A REMODELER
Word-of-Mouth Referrals are Key
The best way to find qualified, professional help is through
word-of-mouth referrals. The National Association of the
Remodeling Industry - NARI - is a great resource to find
educated professionals. Common sources for qualified
remodelers or contractors include:
■ Relatives/friends/neighbors
■ Business colleagues
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■ Real estate agents
■ Local material supplier (lumber yards, specialty
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WHY HIRE A NARI
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Remodeling a home is a big decision and as a
homeowner you want to be sure the remodeling
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the highest level of professionalism, integrity and quality.
Hiring a NARI Certified Professional Assures:
■ Your remodeling professional has been vetted by the
foremost remodeling industry association.
■ Your remodeling professional has met strict standards
for remodeling expertise, project management and
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■ You are selecting an expert in the field, capable of
completing your project to industry management and
quality best practices.
■ You are entrusting your project to a dedicated
professional who is committed to his/her craft through
continuing education and professional development.
Knowledge Experience
NARI has developed the Accredited Remodeling
Company program to help you easily identify remodeling
companies who have met the industry standard for
remodeling business management and operations.
NARI Certified Professionals have demonstrated their
commitment to excellence and to validating their
knowledge annually. NARI offers eight certifications that
recognize that knowledge.
The experience that remodelers gain from working with
materials, tools and solving problems on a day-to-day
basis is invaluable. A pro can anticipate potential issues
and have a backup plan just in case.
Risk Management
In order to be a member in good standing, NARI
company members must hold the appropriate licenses
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laws. Make sure your contractor company is also bonded
and carries insurance for their crew and staff.
Quality Is Cheapest in the Long Run
It may be tempting to renovate your bathroom or
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may save you money.
Homeowners embark upon a DIY project with the best
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Hot products help create the ultimate escape
BY CHRISTINA KLEINER
Good design tends to start with the simplest of details. Your great room might be designed
around a favorite sofa, while your kitchen’s color scheme might revolve around a treasured
serving piece. Here are a few new products that just might serve as the jumping-off point you
need to create your ultimate bathroom retreat. ➻
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Kohler DTV digital shower system
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Sterling Unwind bathtub
Soak in style
Every bathroom deserves a good tub and there is
something about the rectangular shape of the Sterling
Unwind bathtub that encourages a good soaking.
Kohler DTV digital shower system
Hi-tech shower
Turn your shower into an experience by eliminating the manual
handles and knobs and installing a digital system like Kohler’s DTV.
The one-touch system offers an abundance of customization options
including temperature control and timers to limit water usage.
Robern Vesper vanity mirror
Well-lit
The often-forgotten vanity mirror takes center
stage thanks to built-in lighting. Robern’s Vesper
can add a soft and subtle glow.
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Native Trails Amalfi vessel bowl
Artistic sink
Turn your vanity into a work of art with a glass vessel
bowl like the Amalfi from Native Trails.
Infinity French swing shower doors from Basco
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These Basco Infinity semi-frameless French swing shower doors
are the final polished accent for your bathroom.
Finish with a faucet
Faucets have come a long way. Now
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create the perfect look.
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