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Michelle Mallett is an interior designer, but with a specialty: kitchens and bathrooms.
And to prove it, Mallett has been certified through the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA).
Were tested rigorously that we have the knowledge to design kitchens and baths while keeping in mind the local codes and the welfare of the people using the rooms, said Mallet, owner of Mallet Design Works. Can we move the plumbing and what would that entail for my clients?
Currently, hers is the only firm with NKBA certification in Flagstaff.
Mallett started her company four years ago after graduating from Northern Arizona University with a degree in interior design. She has an administrative assistant. She clarifies the difference between interior decorators and interior designers.
There are a lot more interior decorators than designers, Mallett said. The designer has a degree from an accredited university and has to pass a test. The decorator picks colors, window treatments and furniture, the icing on the cake. The designer does that, too, but also much, much more. The designer starts from the beginning and looks at the functionality of a space.
Mallett explains designers consider a clients needs, building codes and how much space is needed for different activities when taking on projects. Designers might help with building construction or a remodeling project.
She has noticed an increase in clients since she has started focusing on kitchen and bath design.
Clients hear about her through referrals, advertisements or on the Internet.
I have several projects in various stages, Mallett said.
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Forty Fort, PA (PRWEB) July 11, 2013
In preparation for its new kitchen department, Rome Enterprises and ReBath Northeast have entered into a partnership with Merillat Cabinets, a brand of Masco Cabinetry.
In the past, ReBath Northeast worked with Aristokraft to provide quality vanities for full bathroom remodels. While they had a great relationship with Aristokraft and liked the quality workmanship on the vanities, Rome Enterprises president, Rich Rome, decided that Merillats wide selection and quick turn-around time was what the company needed as it moves toward kitchen remodeling.
Rome believes that working with Merillat is a great opportunity because the Merillat brand is part of the Masco Corporation, a well-known company that has been around for in some form for over 70 years. Being a part of such a strong, well-known company helps small, local businesses become more successful, by giving them the chance to offer quality products.
The Masco Corporation is comprised of more than 20 companies, including Delta, Masco Bath and Brasstech.
For bathroom remodels, ReBath Northeast will be offering Merillats Classic line to its customers. Customers can choose from 19 different door styles, 5 wood species and 29 finishes. With the enormous variety that the Merillat Classic line offers, homeowners will have no trouble finding a vanity to match their style.
Merillat will be providing vanity cabinets, mirror trim and other types of bathroom cabinets for ReBath Northeast.
The vanities and other cabinets in ReBath Northeast's Forty Fort Design Center have already been swapped out and replaced by Merillat Classic cabinets so that customers can touch and feel Merillats quality craftsmanship.
In preparation for the 1 Week Kitchen showroom, a Merillat kitchen display has also been set up, using many different cabinet and drawer styles, a laminate counter top and stainless steel fixtures. The kitchen showroom will be finished within the next few weeks and estimators will begin visiting potential customers around the same time.
ReBath Northeast offers more than vanity installation. Their installers can complete a full bathroom remodel, including a tub or shower replacement, toilet, wainscoting and the vanity in as little as two days.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --New Old, LLC, a Charlotte area custom home builder, was selected by Cultivate.com, an online resource for kitchen inspiration that is produced by Williams-Sonoma, as their national kitchen of the week for the week of June 26th-July 3rd. Homeowner, designer and builder Mary Ludemann creatively used storage ideas in the relatively small kitchen and caught the interest of Cultivate.com as kitchen remodels in the industry remain popular.
Cultivate.com selected New Old as kitchen of the week because of their innovative approach to remodeling. Ludemann and team took a basic tract home kitchen and transformed it into a functioning yet charming cottage kitchen without changing the imprint of the home. "I wanted to incorporate vintage details but focus on function and storage so the kitchen would meet my family's needs, and I think we accomplished that," said Mary Ludemann of New Old Homes.
Kitchen remodels remain one of the most attractive home investment projects in the industry. Ludemann says that half of her company's business is remodels and additions. "Regardless of new or remodeling, kitchens are the heart of every home where the most time is spent and one of the most important areas to do right," Ludemann said.
About New Old, LLC Whether contemporary or traditional, formal or informal, the homes of New Old are known for their impeccable quality, genuine originality and serious architectural ambition. New Old strives to make each home they build a piece of art that reflects the homeowner not the builder.
Press Contact: Shana Shivel shana@newold.com 704-293-4250 http://www.newold.com
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Smart Storage Ideas Land Charlotte Custom Builder National Recognition
Published: Monday, July 1, 2013, 12:01 a.m.
By M.L. Dehm, The Herald Business Journal
The Designer of the Year Awards recognize outstanding achievement in residential interior design among Interior Design Society members across the nation. Barnecut has also been honored by the Central Washington Home Builders Tour of Homes and was a Reader's Choice award Best of the Northwest Silver Winner last year.
The project that won an award from the Interior Design Society was a speculative remodel for a Seattle firm that flips homes in the $500,000 to $1 million range. The project house was a dated 1950s-era home that had been trashed by the previous occupants.
"The existing floor plan presented fundamental challenges and was in much need of an up-to-date final design," she said.
Barnecut was chosen for the job based on her reputation as an interior designer and her willingness to get the job done quickly. She completed all of the layout drawings, color palettes and plans for the finishes within two weeks.
Barnecut really enjoyed this finished kitchen, she explained, because, although it was in a high-end home, it had elements that people could do in their own homes on a tighter budget. The old kitchen was gutted and a wall removed to offer a more open feeling. The original hardwood flooring was salvaged, but the cabinets had to be replaced and a kitchen island was added.
The finished kitchen caters to today's lifestyle with a much more modern feel, Barnecut said. She offers pictures of the completed work, along with other before-and-after photos, on her Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/tannabydesigninteriors, and website, http://www.tannabydesign.com.
Barnecut has been an interior designer for more than 20 years, although her business is officially just reaching its seventh year. She has been interested in interior design all her life but was advised against it as a career due to financial considerations. Instead, she earned a business degree and spent 20 years working as division director of marketing for a staffing agency and dabbling in interior design on the side.
"That was back at a time when Microsoft was hitting and there was a lot of 'young money' with condos downtown. All of a sudden it had turned into lucrative moonlighting and I didn't have time for anything else," Barnecut said.
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