NYKB Review

Terrific article here for kitchen designers in New York and elsewhere.

… To simplify the work processes in the kitchen, it’s important to be cognizant of the value of energy management. Each person has a finite amount of energy depending on physical heritage, age and general health. Minimizing the efforts needed to cook in the new room is possible if you are familiar with the research and ask the right questions when you first interview your client.

Designing expressly for a client’s needs.  That’s a key ingredient in creating a happy customer base. 

October, thanks to our friends at NKBA.org, is National Kitchen and Bath Month.  It’s wonderful that someone thought enough to enact this month of recognition. Anyone thinking of kitchen remodeling in New York should really should get to NYKB showrooms and see what we’ve got to offer. Start with our simply gorgeous showrooms and go from there.

NYKB officially recognized National Kitchen and Bath Month with a press release, put out today.  We’ll put up a link later.  It touches on a few industry pointers that consumers should think about when mulling over the prospect of home renovation.

Not all good things last; there’s only one remaining unsold kitchen in NYKB’s Kitchen Display Sale.  Just one.  Five whole kitchens were snapped up in less than five weeks.  Why?  Well, not only are they all gorgeous and professionally designed, but they are priced at 25% of their retail price - in order to make room for a wholenew kitchen display.  Unreal.  Well, here are the specs on the final kitchen: 

Maistri White & Brown Lacquer Kitchen

- Maistri cabinetry display

- Gaggenau cooktop and hood

- Entire island includes L-shaped wenge dining counter, legs, and chairs

- White Silestone countertop (includes island)

- Franke double-bowl sink & faucet

SOLD!  3 of the 6 NYKB display kitchens remain unsold in this amazing deal.  This was the “Maistri Oak Kitchen”. 

This kitchen was sold in whole, as per terms of the sale, for $21,250.  It’s pre-discount price would have been $85k, thus saving the fortunate customer $63,750!

And what did she get? 

* Custom Maistri oak cabinetry

* Wolf range and Sub Zero refrigerator

* Silestone quartz countertop

* Franke sink & faucet

* And more gorgeous accessories…

Come on over to our kitchen and bath showroom at 8 W. 25th St. and see the three remaining kitchens for yourself. 

1) Thoughtful design - There are three big components in a kitchen: the stove, the sink, and the refrigerator.  They should be arranged for ease of access for the primary cook, or cooks, of the kitchen.  Also, kitchens that serve bigger households should have “station” space; that is, room enough for more than one to prepare meals.  

2) Quality countertops - Durability matters.  The countertop will take the most beating (’cept for eggs) of anything in your kitchen.  Customers of NYKB rave about the gorgeous quartz Caesarstone countertops.  

3) Storage - Kitchens do not mind themselves and proper storage is essential.  If a homeowner isn’t careful, clutter will become an issue of domestic stress and organized cabinetry design can help nip clutter before it starts.  Good designers, the kind found at NYKB, know good cabinetry and employ ingenuity to maximize space in creating an orderly kitchen. 

4) Pleasing to the eye - Gone are the days when kitchens were rooms of function hidden behind closed doors.  Our households are more open today and kitchens are an extension of the living place.  Fortunately, kitchen design is accommodative to this trend and beautiful kitchens are yours for the taking.  Come into an NYKB showroom and see for yourself! 

NYKB’s downtown showroom is making room for six new kitchens, so existing models in pristine showroom shape are for sale at a remarkable discount.  We’re talking tens of thousands dollars saved on the hardware for high end kitchens.  So far two buyers have made out like bandits - and four kitchens remain!

A customer walked into the showroom unaware of the sale (unpublicized until now) and bought NYKB’s Wenge Veneer Kitchen (actual kitchen pictured above) with appliances by SubZero, Wolf, Asko, Best and Franke.  She saved herself $93,750! 

Four beautfully appointed kitchens remain unsold.  With appliances by Wolf, Miele, SubZero, Gaggenau, Franke, plus showroom craftsmanship these models won’t last long.  NYKB’s downtown showroom is located at 8 W 25th St.  Remember this offer doesn’t apply to bathroom displays or any displays at NYKB’s uptown store. (2nd Ave @ E 79th St)   See you soon!