The Ultimate Kitchen & Bath Design Playbook with Eric G

Season 37 Episode 1983

Eric G is about to drop some serious wisdom on kitchen and bath design that you won’t want to miss! With 35 years of experience under his tool belt and his prestigious certification from the National Kitchen and Bath Association, he’s got the goods to elevate your home game. This hour, we’re diving deep into his top tips and tricks for creating stunning, functional spaces that will make your friends green with envy. From the essential kitchen triangle to the must-have bathroom features, Eric’s insights are not just practical; they’ll save you time, money, and a whole lot of headache during your remodel. So grab your notepad and let’s get ready to turn your home into the oasis you’ve always dreamed of!

Kitchen and bath design might not sound like the most thrilling topic, but trust me, when Eric G dives into it, it’s like watching a master chef at work—if that chef were also a wizard with a measuring tape! Eric, with his 35 years of experience and a badge of honor as a Certified Kitchen Designer, shares his trade secrets in this episode that’ll make you rethink the way you look at your kitchen and bathroom. Ever thought about the kitchen triangle? Well, Eric says it’s outdated! Instead, he’s all about zones—imagine a prep zone, cleanup zone, and cooking zone, all working in harmony like a well-rehearsed band. And don’t even get him started on ventilation—if you think you can skip a proper range hood, you’re in for a rude awakening. He’ll have you believing that proper air circulation is the key to a happy kitchen. Plus, he’s got the scoop on hiring certified designers; spoiler alert: it’s a must if you don’t want to end up with a cabinet catastrophe. Trust me, by the end of this show, you’ll be itching to grab a pencil, a notepad, and maybe even a sledgehammer to get started on your own remodel!

Takeaways:

Eric G emphasizes the importance of hiring a certified kitchen designer to avoid costly mistakes during renovations.
He suggests that kitchen design should focus on creating functional zones rather than just the classic triangle layout.
Proper ventilation and the right exhaust systems are crucial for modern kitchen designs to comply with building codes.
Bathroom upgrades should include adequate electrical outlets, especially for future-proofing with features like bidet seats.

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Companies mentioned in this episode:

Monument Grills
Sherwin Williams
American Standard
Kohler
Toto
Panasonic
Broan Nutone

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The Ultimate Kitchen & Bath Design Playbook with Eric G