If you are planning to remodel a kitchen, you will need a floor plan design. The design should address the basic functions of a kitchen including:
Neal's Home Remodeling and Design Blog
4 Design Options for Kitchen Floor Plans
Posted by Connie Hampton, CKD on Tue, Oct 9, 2012
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas, Kitchens
Our Picks for Best Bathroom Design Ideas
Posted by Neal R. Hendy on Tue, Oct 2, 2012
Bathrooms should be tailored to the needs of users and reflect the homeowner’s lifestyle. The basic elements of full bathrooms are the sink, tub, shower, toilet, fixtures, storage and lighting. With this in mind, if you’re planning a bathroom remodeling project, you may want to consider some of the following bathroom design ideas and products to update your space.
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas, Bathrooms, Walk-In Showers, Universal Design
See Us at the 2012 Cincinnati Kitchen and Bath Show – September 28-30
Posted by Steve Hendy on Tue, Sep 25, 2012
Every year those of us at Neal’s get excited as we prepare for the Greater Cincinnati Kitchen, Bath and Remodeling Show. It’s a great way to meet people who are thinking about home remodeling projects and it gives us an opportunity to showcase and present the latest trends in home design.
Please stop by and see us at Booth #113. Our project consultants will be available to speak with you about your home remodeling projects. We will also be displaying some of the latest styles, designs and products we’re using in our customers’ homes. And, plan to attend one or both of our seminars (see details below).
Topics: Bathrooms, Kitchens, Home Shows
6 Tips for Designing a Functional Laundry Room
Posted by Cyndi Kohler on Tue, Sep 18, 2012
Laundry is one of the essential chores we all do and a well-designed laundry room is an asset in any home. Many of us have lived in homes where the washer and dryer were placed in a basement near a utility tub. Basements really were the perfect spot to hook up a washer and dryer because of the mechanicals – outlets, plumbing and gas lines – located there and the fact that if a hose leaked or water spilled it could be contained and easily cleaned up. Plus, the noise of the machines could be muffled and dirty clothes were out of sight.
Topics: Laundry Rooms, Lighting, Storage










