What A Kitchen Designer Really Does: Part 4
Part 4 of “What A Kitchen Designer Really Does” takes you through the installation and follow up of your kitchen projects and then adds up all the hours for an entire project.
Part 4 of “What A Kitchen Designer Really Does” takes you through the installation and follow up of your kitchen projects and then adds up all the hours for an entire project.
Ordering a kitchen project takes more time than you thing. Read on to see how many hours you need to plan for this task.
In part 2 of the series “What A Kitchen Designer Really Does” I cover the hours spent on Design Development.
When designing for a spec home, the design of the bathrooms can make or break a sale. Check out this VESTA Blog to see how these bathroom designs helped sell this project.
Naming your company is an important part of owning a business. Read on to see how VESTABUL came about.
To become a professional kitchen designer, you need to develop skills and knowledge. This VESTABUL SCHOOL OF DESIGN Cornerstone course provides important art, science and business of kitchen design skills and knowledge.
The question of to charge or not to charge for kitchen design has been a hot topic for decades. Read on to see why it is time for kitchen designer to be charging design fees.
Has your client assembled the best team to develop their dream kitchen. Read on to see how they can get it right!
To keep up with trends in the marketplace I take on personal design projects. Check out a recent one here!
A new trend is emerging in kitchen & bath design. Check out this VESTA Blog to learn more.
It’s always fun to look at the trends from a design trade show. Check out my KBIS 2024 trends here.
While walking the KBIS 2024 I observed emerging K&B trends. Check out this VESTA Blog post to read about 3 of them.