Every year, the month of March is a time for remembering the vital role women have played within the U.S. and all around the world.
Kitchen & Bath Creations (KBC) is proud to join hands with women everywhere as we celebrate the historic contributions women have made and acknowledge their continued impact on the world.
Kitchen & Bath Creations and Carpet Concepts now share a space in the Perry Hall community. The combination of flooring, kitchen and bath cabinetry, and countertops in one location enables an easier approach to create the kitchen of your dreams.
Now, you can see cabinet, countertop, and flooring options all in one convenient showroom! Have fun combining colors, styles, and textures. Get a real sense of how the flooring pattern will match with your favorite cabinet ideas. Consult with the Carpet Concept’s expert to see if you should go with wood strips or whether planks or a parquet pattern will look and work the best.
Learn about the new sealants that can be applied to ensure that your hardwood flooring will last even with the occasional spill in the kitchen or drips of water in the bathroom.
The combination of expert flooring advice and expert cabinetry advice make the new combined Perry Hall showroom of Kitchen & Bath Creations and Carpet Concepts the best place to visit when considering a new kitchen or a kitchen or bath remodeling project.
We have a wonderful post to share with you about the preservation and rehabilitation of a wonderful church on the edge of Patterson Park designed by Urban Design Group. It was in part a preservation as there was significant effort to retain the building’s form and character. It was also a rehabilitation as the interior was drastically altered to meet a new use—residential units.
To preserve the historic character of the neighborhood, the building’s façade remains unchanged. A lot of thought was given to how the interior would match other typical historical Patterson Park homes. So while the interior units provide beautiful modern living spaces, many pleasing features of the original church were preserved and integrated into the new design.
Throughout this restoration and rehabilitation modern features were integrated with care, blending new features well with the old.
Let’s go on a tour…
