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A clear construction schedule is one of the most important elements of a successful remodeling project. It helps coordin...
09/21/2026

A clear construction schedule is one of the most important elements of a successful remodeling project. It helps coordinate the many moving parts, keeps work progressing efficiently, and gives homeowners a clearer understanding of what to expect along the way. In this Q&A, we answer some of the most common questions homeowners have about construction schedules and what they can expect throughout their remodel.

For the full article, visit:
https://kbhtexas.com/how-long-will-my-remodel-take/

Designer Discussions recently sat down with KBH’s Andrew Risinger to talk about marketing yourself and your company in t...
09/14/2026

Designer Discussions recently sat down with KBH’s Andrew Risinger to talk about marketing yourself and your company in today’s kitchen and bath remodeling industry. He shared a behind-the-scenes look at establishing yourself and your company, developing organic marketing strategies that support long-term growth, and staying current with AI and answer engine optimization.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1d3ZT4c7tQ

A Childhood Favorite, ReimaginedWhen a water leak led to a kitchen remodel, the owner wanted something bold and full of ...
09/09/2026

A Childhood Favorite, Reimagined

When a water leak led to a kitchen remodel, the owner wanted something bold and full of personality. She chose a rich green, which surprisingly was the exact color of her childhood bedroom!

Design enhancements:
1. Replaced the original builder-grade cabinetry with finely crafted custom cabinets
2. Heightened the cabinets to the ceiling
3. Stacked the pantry, microwave, coffee bar and oven in a tower to maximize the limited countertop space
4.Introduced light-stained oak accents for warmth and texture
5. Used leftover materials to frame the hood ductwork inside the cabinet, add shelves and install a custom air vent opening
6. Brightened the area with a Carrera marble countertop and full-height backsplash
7. Replaced the traditional dishwasher with a paneled model
8. Extended a continuous toe kick across the base cabinets for a seamless look

The result is a timeless, character-filled kitchen that transforms an unexpected setback into a highly personal and beautifully functional space.

Photography by Dan Piassick

I'm not going to lie. When I received this article written by my co-worker, my initial thought was, "This is going to be...
08/19/2026

I'm not going to lie. When I received this article written by my co-worker, my initial thought was, "This is going to be way too technical." Then I started reading the article and couldn't stop. By the time I finished it, I wished I had all this information 25+ years ago when I bought my first house. Read it. I promise you won't regret it.

https://kbhtexas.com/beyond-the-trim-what-i-learned-at-the-schluter-innovation-workshop/

When this home was built in 1978, the kitchen featured just about every shade of brown in the 64-count crayon box. Over ...
07/14/2026

When this home was built in 1978, the kitchen featured just about every shade of brown in the 64-count crayon box. Over the years, the homeowners did what many people do—they applied a few Band-Aids with fresh paint, new countertops, updated flooring, and even modified those chunky, ornate cabinet doors. While it looked a little better, the real story never changed: awkward cabinet storage, chopped-up countertops, dated appliances, a pantry that blocked the flow, and a step-down that made the space feel even more disconnected.

The new kitchen is bright, open, and beautifully functional with a modern mid-century aesthetic that's perfect for everything from weeknight dinners to entertaining family and friends. By reimagining the existing footprint, we turned a frustrating kitchen into the favorite room in the house.

Cabinets Custom Wood Products
Hardware Top K***s
Appliances Facets of Dallas
Photography by Ken Vaughan

OUR FAVORITE MUST-HAVE ACCESSORIESWhen planning a remodel, the inspiration phase is often the most exciting—sites like P...
06/22/2026

OUR FAVORITE MUST-HAVE ACCESSORIES

When planning a remodel, the inspiration phase is often the most exciting—sites like Pinterest and Houzz make it easy to explore endless ideas. While browsing beautiful designs, don’t overlook cabinet accessories; they may not be the most glamorous feature, but they can add some of the greatest functionality and convenience to your new space.

Read more at https://kbhtexas.com/our-favorite-must-have-accessories/

Looks like it's time for a new team photo!We've added a few new faces to the crew, and we can't wait for you to meet the...
06/17/2026

Looks like it's time for a new team photo!

We've added a few new faces to the crew, and we can't wait for you to meet them. For now, here's a little sneak peek of our in-house team.

That said, our team is much bigger than the people in this photo. From subcontractors and suppliers to designers and builders, we're lucky to work with so many talented people who help make our projects possible.

We believe great work starts with great relationships, and we're grateful for the partnerships we've built both inside our company and throughout the industry.

Stay tuned—we'll be introducing some of our newest team members soon!

Even the smallest projects deserve the highest level of care.This recent window replacement project may not have been a ...
06/15/2026

Even the smallest projects deserve the highest level of care.

This recent window replacement project may not have been a full-scale renovation, but our commitment to exceptional service, communication, and craftsmanship never changes. Whether we're replacing windows or transforming an entire home, every client receives the same attention to detail, professionalism, and follow-through.

We're grateful for clients who take the time to share their experience:

THE KITCHEN THEY THOUGHT COULDN'T BE SAVEDThe homeowner thought their tiny 1950s kitchen was beyond saving. Challenge ac...
06/12/2026

THE KITCHEN THEY THOUGHT COULDN'T BE SAVED

The homeowner thought their tiny 1950s kitchen was beyond saving. Challenge accepted.

What started as a closed-off, cramped space with limited storage, minimal counter space, a bulky water heater closet, and a laundry setup squeezed into the hallway became one of our favorite transformations.

The first move? Opening the kitchen to the family room, dining room, and den to create a brighter, more connected living space. We removed walls, expanded openings, relocated the water heater to the garage, and reclaimed valuable square footage for cabinetry and storage.

With the added storage, every small appliance found a home in the pantry, leaving the countertops clean and clutter-free.

One of the biggest design puzzles was the island. Every inch mattered. After careful planning and precise calculations, we created the perfect-sized seating island that maximized function without sacrificing flow or visual balance.

To top it all off, the homeowner requested a custom green finish for the island and range hood. Our team color-matched the shade perfectly, creating a beautiful focal point that brings personality and charm to the space.

From thoughtful design to meticulous craftsmanship, every detail was carefully considered. And hearing the homeowner say, “I love my new kitchen!” made every step worth it.

Swipe to see the transformation.

Backsplash: Daltile Design Studio - Dallas Design District
Hardware: Top K***s
Appliances & Faucets: Facets of Dallas
Cabinets: Custom Wood Products
Lighting: Lamps Plus
Countertop: Caesarstone US
Photographer: Ken Vaughan

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Dallas, TX
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