So how accurate are the HGTV shows that focus on kitchen remodeling? What do the actual professionals that design and install kitchens think of these programs? Since this is a frequent topic of conversations among kitchen and bath professionals, I thought I’d share some of their comments from a recent LinkedIn discussion on the topic.
Author: pmcalary
Paul McAlary is the President of Main Line Kitchen Design in Narberth, PA. He's been designing award winning kitchens for 25 years and can be reached at paul@mainlinekitchendesign.com
Philadelphia Inquirer Features Our Main Line Kitchen
The Philadelphia Inquirer featured Main Line Kitchen Design’s 2015 Delcy Award winning kitchen in the February 1st Sunday Real Estate Section.
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Lafayette Hill Kitchen Remodel Featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Main Line Kitchen Design’s, Ray Gardner and his Lafayette Hill Pennsylvania kitchen won the NARI 2014 award for the best kitchen renovation in Bucks and Montgomery counties.
The Best Kitchen Showroom in Philadelphia.
The best kitchen showroom in your area is closer than you think. The four designers are some of the most experienced award-winning kitchen designers in the Delaware Valley.
K&B Design News Recognizes Unique Business Model.
Main Line Kitchen Design is thrilled to be profiled in the May issue of Kitchen and Bath Design News, the most widely read national publication on kitchen design.
Kitchen and Bath Industry Show well worth the trip.
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