This beautiful Prairie Village kitchen snagged the National Association of the Remodeling Industry's gold medal for kitchens in the over $150,000 category.
Clients will often come to Schloegel initially wanting minor changes but then change their plan completely after they see what their space can do for them.
You update your living room, bathroom and bedrooms seasonally or with the latest home trends, but why not your kitchen? Schloegel Property Solutions is here to show you what you can do with minimal time and cost.
Updating a kitchen generally involves cosmetic changes like replacing countertops, backsplash, sink and faucet.
Induction stovetops may not be in every kitchen yet, but they come with serious benefits. Designer Gayle Jagoda breaks down how induction cooking works, as well as the advantages to taking the heat out of the kitchen.
How It Works
Induction cooking is very powerful at heating compared to gas and electric coils, Gayle explained.
Life doesn't stop when you're remodeling your kitchen. And lets face it, neither does hunger. Our Designer Megan Bringman shares some tips of the trade for how to stay sane - and fed - during your kitchen remodel.
The first thing you'll want to do when you lose access to your kitchen is set up a temporary kitchen.
(Editor's note: Welcome to our Design Matters category. Here, you will be able to read blog posts from our expert design staff as it shares the latest design trends, tips and resources. The following is a sample of what you can look forward to seeing more of in the future.
We completed this kitchen and powder bathroom remodel last year in the Brookside area. The new space features prefinished maple cabinetry with a rich sable stain that makes this space very warm and "Mince Gold" countertops were selected for their unusual veining and eye catching gold flecks.
Hello Jake-
We have 3 walls of soffits over our 1989 contractor grade cabinets. Inside there are waste pipes from the 2 baths upstairs as well as 3/4inch copper pipe and electrical. Our ceilings are 90 inches high from the pre-finished hardwood floor, the soffits are 7.5 inches high and they protrude 4 inches beyond the 12 inch deep wall cabinets.
I am interested in removing the soffit in my kitchen. My first step was to drill a hole to look inside w/a flashlight, but when I tried to do this, I realized that the entire soffit is encased in solid wood w/drywall over it. Do you have any suggestions for removing it or design suggestions where I could use the existing soffit and turn it into storage.
Schloegel Design Remodel is proud to be showcasing our Express Custom Kitchens concept for the first time on the NARI Remodeled Homes tour. Come see how we magically transformed this 25-year old kitchen into a beautiful new “living room” in less than three weeks.
Here's a message from one of our Designers, Megan, about a new product from Sub-zero.
I visited Roth Distributing yesterday to take a look at the new Sub-zero columns that have just been introduced to their integrated refrigeration lineup. Currently, they are only available in a 27” width but will most likely be introducing additional sizes soon.
