KBC Blog

Some people are bathtub people, while others love a luxurious shower. A walk-in shower can create the impression that the bathroom is much bigger. Additionally, it can make your bathroom look sleek and modern. 

Designing or redecorating your bathroom can be a daunting task, especially if you are remodeling within a small space. Whether you are working with a big or tight budget, the possibilities are almost endless in any space. For homeowners who love a modern style, the ancient bathroom can be a...

You finally have your dream bathroom after months of dreaming, planning, and construction. But now it’s been a little while, and your shower doesn’t seem so shiny and new anymore. The soap buildup, dirt, and sand that you are washing off your body every day has taken its toll on your shower...

If you want to make a change in your bathroom but do not have the budget for a total overhaul, there are many ways to have minor updates that will count. Small upgrades can make a big impact. There are plenty of home improvement projects that can visually and functionally change the look and...

Kitchen and Bath Center is the only KraftMaid Vantage® Design Studio on the Gulf Coast. This immersive and comprehensive area allows you to explore all the different options for your home. 

We are living in unprecedented times and providing clear answers about the things we should and should not be doing are impossible. No one has the final answers or predictions as to the projects we should be undertaking or avoiding.  

If you enjoy watching home improvements on TV, you are sure to hear plenty of intimidating words that can make a bathroom remodel seem out of reach.

One of the hardest parts of a home remodeling project is visualizing a new floorplan for your space and choosing finishes and colors to complete your look. The growth of augmented reality apps, however, allows you to do just that—overlay information and virtual objects onto real-world scenes in...

Mobility issues or difficulties in physical functioning are a reality for 15 percent of the population in the U.S.—that’s 38 million adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).