Time and Budget-Friendly Kitchen Design Tips! With Magan Bouriot and Heather Hatton

07/03/23 • 39 min

If you recently purchased an older home, you've probably got the itch to bring life to a dilapidated space. In today's episode, we welcome interior designers Magan Bouriot and Heather Hatton to give us time and budget-friendly design tips for a simple kitchen update.
If you live in the Seattle area and you have a project you’d like to discuss you can find us online at crddesignbuild.com/contact. We’ll be in touch within a day.
If you have any general remodeling questions we have tons of online resources on our website as well that will walk you through design tips, construction costs, lead times, and building codes
Find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Houzz @crddesignbuild and on our website: www.crddesignbuild.com/

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If you feel like you've found your forever home then you've probably decided that it's worth investing the time and money that it takes to make it both functional and stylish. You might have big dreams for your home but a limited budget to start with.
That's where master planning comes into play. Interior designers Leslie Eiler and Lizzie Armstrong share with us what the process looks like and what the potential benefits and drawbacks are to phasing out your project.
If you live in the Seattle area and you have a project you’d like to discuss you can find us online at crddesignbuild.com/contact. We’ll be in touch within a day.
If you have any general remodeling questions we have tons of online resources on our website as well that will walk you through design tips, construction costs, lead times, and building codes
Find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Houzz @crddesignbuild and on our website: www.crddesignbuild.com/

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Design-build companies offer a vastly different approach to remodeling than any independent contractor would. Each remodeling project has a designer, architect, project manager, and lead carpenter. What you don't see is what happens behind the scenes with our unique production team whose purpose is to keep the project on budget and support the team tackling the project.
In this episode we are joined by our strategic operations and plans manager, our home-services production manager, and our design-build production manager to uncover the details of why the design-build approach is so different from others.
If you live in the Seattle area and you have a project you’d like to discuss you can find us online at crddesignbuild.com/contact. We’ll be in touch within a day.
If you have any general remodeling questions we have tons of online resources on our website as well that will walk you through design tips, construction costs, lead times, and building codes
Find us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Houzz @crddesignbuild and on our website: www.crddesignbuild.com/