Everything and the Kitchen Sink

Remodel Your Kitchen Without Losing Your Mind

Everything and the Kitchen Sink is a timely, lighthearted, and indispensable guide for homeowners considering improvements to that all-important room where body and spirit are fed.

As Americans hunger for home improvement, Lowe’s and Home Depot have risen to the status of weekend hotspots. Home-design shows are flourishing up and down the television dial, mirroring the national nesting craze. And the most-remodeled room in the nest is the kitchen.

While remodeling can be a stressful experience, Everything and the Kitchen Sink demystifies the kitchen design and remodeling process with a humorous, down-to-earth, and candid approach that lets readers know exactly what they’re in for–and how to triumph.

Savvy homeowners really need to be involved in every step of a kitchen remodel, whether they’re leaving the labor to the pros or rolling up their sleeves to tackle the project solo. Planning and foresight are crucial to a successful and (relatively) painless remodeling project.

Researching design options, hiring contractors, budgeting, making smart purchases, cutting costs, financing, surviving the chaos of installations, and effective problem-solving are explained in straightforward, user-friendly detail.

While learning how to successfully navigate the process, readers will also explore hundreds of exciting and innovative ideas for creating a dream kitchen at any price point. Floor plans, diagrams, and beautiful four-color and black-and-white photographs help readers visualize their own finished projects.

About the Author

Janice Costa is editor of Kitchen and Bath Design News and is an internationally recognized expert in the home-design industry. She also edits design books for the National Kitchen and Bath Association. She lives in New York.

Daina Manning is a contributing editor for Kitchen and Bath Design News. She also writes for entertainment magazines. She lives in California.

 

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