After many years in business we’ve found that we spent lots of time in our clients’ kitchens and bathrooms. These are actually two of our favorite spots in the home because they are where everyone does most of their living and because they play so heavily in the resale value of your home… and these days that’s more important than ever! 

We’re certifiable…

Our long time obsession with tile, paint, and cabinetry has presented us with some great opportunities in this field. We are proud members of the NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association) and are working diligently towards the highly respected Certified Kitchen Designer (CKD) and Certified Bath Designer (CBD) accreditations through this leading industry organization. We never thought we’d care about the degree of slope in your water pipes or why P-traps were invented, but it’s strangely fascinating and very relevant to our design recommendations. In addition, our clients have been appreciative to have someone like us who can explain these things in “human”, rather than “contractor” language. And for those of you who have ever remodeled, you know how priceless that can be.

We’re three dimensional…

Another one of the nifty tools we’ve added to our tool belt is three-dimensional electronic model building. We found that the most common reason clients struggle with planning room arrangements is because they can’t visualize what it will look or feel like once everything is installed. So we offer several ways to provide 3-D computer room models for our clients which create the luxury of seeing their space from any angle they wish. As a result, our clients feel more confident in their buying decisions. Good-bye buyers’ remorse!

We’re amazingly unstoppable…

We also pride ourselves in having relationships with some of the best contractors, vendors, and trade organizations in the Pacific Northwest. We are downright picky about whom we recommend to our clients and we select our partners based on their quality of work, technical skill and knowledge, organization, and above all, customer service skills. Novel concept, isn’t it? We work so well with our contractors that we finish each other’s sentences. But rest assured, we have no financial arrangement with any of them. We pass leads back and forth because we enjoy problem solving together, we are highly respective of each others’ professional capabilities, and we always end up with happy clients when we team up on projects. Can you say that about your co-workers?