If you’re looking to expand or renovate and increase the value of your home, there’s no better space to enhance than the basement. You can create a kitchen, bathroom, home theatre, mancave – or all the above! It all depends on how much time and money you want to invest in this project. Below are a few cool basement ideas for making your basement remodel completely functional and aesthetic!

Basement Kitchen

Having all the amenities just on the main floor of the home is a trend long gone as the idea of having a kitchen in the basement is gaining popularity. This is mainly because people are not using basements as underground storage spaces anymore. People have realized the potential of basements as a living space that enriches the lifestyle of the homeowner and adds value to their real estate. Adding a kitchen in your basement provides convenience also as it allows you to prepare and enjoy meals without having to go up to the main floor of the home. This is a convenience not only for the homeowner, but it is a feature that will appeal to future buyers if they should choose to sale.

The amount of space you have in your basement and your budget are key factors to consider when determining the best basement kitchen layout and size for your basement. The first step is to have a basement kitchen idea ready and figure out where you want it located. Once you’ve figured out where you want this new addition, think about its setup and what kind of features would be useful for cooking down there (if any). You may decide on an island or peninsula that allows extra seating while also providing counter space for meals or snacks throughout the day. If storage isn’t an issue, then having built-in cabinets is ideal because they’ll help keep everything organized without taking up too much room!

Short on space? Why not consider a small kitchenette! Basement kitchenettes give you all the functions of a kitchen but on a smaller scale. It has the fundamental parts of a kitchen like countertop space, minor storage and a sink which still provides convenience but at a lower cost.

Basement Bar

If you’re looking to make your basement remodel really special, then setting up a basement bar is the way to go. With the right blend of creativity and initiative, any dreary basement can be turned into a bar that becomes the life of the party. The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of a basement bar idea is dark wood finishes and dim lighting—but it doesn’t have to be that way! You can easily create a modern basement bar with bright lights for illumination and light neutral walls to create an airy atmosphere. The only thing that matters is that you have all the right elements in place: wine glasses, cocktail shakers, liquor dispensers and libations. No matter your design style, there are endless possibilities that you can incorporate to create a unique design of your own. Your once neglected basement becomes a corner of vibrant activity, and you get to gather the envy of the neighbors. Don’t waste time by going out for a drink; bring the bar to your basement and let the celebrations begin.

Basement Bathroom

Whether you’re turning an unfinished basement into a fully functional area or simply updating your current space, installing a bathroom in the basement will be a vital addition to your remodel. A basement bathroom can help turn your lower level into one of the most desirable living spaces in your home which wouldn’t require pausing the film every time someone needs to run upstairs for a restroom break.

Aside from the practical considerations, bathroom ideas in a basement are also a chance to add style and even add luxury to your home. Because it’s off the main floors of your house, you can step outside the style constrictions of the rest of your decor. Whether you’re doing this on a budget or have some extra cash to spend, there are plenty of ways to design your basement bathroom so that it looks like luxury and feels like luxury! Oftentimes, the basement serves as a home’s guest suite, so why not add a high-end feature that’ll make your nearest and dearest feel like they’re at a posh hotel?

Basements bathrooms can tend to feel a bit cold and industrial thanks to their location so cozy it up a bit and make sure it feels comfortable and inviting by using warm colors, decorative tiling and wall treatments, and friendly temperature lighting. They also suffer from a lack of natural lighting which can feel a bit disconnected from the outside world so introducing links to the great outdoors where you can is essential. Wooden vanity units, natural stone elements and even greenery are all wonderful ways to connect a bathroom basement to nature. 

Basement Home Theater

Lastly, the best way to make your basement entirely majestic is by creating a basement home movie theater. After all, what could be more luxurious than being able to sit back and relax in your own personal movie theater? Remember that this is where people will come together—not just yourself and family members but also friends and other guests so take care when choosing furniture as well as decorations. Your goal should be making everyone feel comfortable while also showing off how much care went into designing this space specifically for entertainment purposes!

Create a brooding and dark environment for your home theater with a total blackout design. Paint the walls and ceiling a dark hue so that you are completely entranced in the movie at the front of the room. Of course, make sure that you add lights to a room that has a total blackout design. Adding popcorn containers, movie posters, and lights on the floor of the staircase can make you feel like you are entering an actual theater while maintaining safety.

You’ll need to do some research for basement home theater lighting ideas, best home theater system for basement and best projector for basement home theater. You can find plenty of information online about which brands are good, but you’ll also want to talk with experts at stores that sell these systems. They can help guide you through the process and make sure everything works properly when it’s installed.

Mancave

If you’re looking for an entertaining place to hang out after work, the man cave is the place to be. It’s the best place to hang out for you, your family, and friends. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this space as the cost of creating a man cave will vary depending on your individual needs and preferences. One of the most effective ways to lower your budget is to go with a design that includes elements you may already have. A large screen TV or projector, LED lighting, memorabilia and a ping pong table sounds like the perfect refuge for a busy working man. When it comes to ideas for the man cave basement, the sky’s the limit!

Basement Remodeling Cost

When it comes to the cost of basement remodel, there are several factors that will determine how much you’ll pay for the project. The size of your basement is one important consideration. If it’s large enough to have separate rooms, then the amount of work involved in turning it into a finished space will be greater than if you’re simply converting an area into additional living space. Larger basements may require adding more electrical outlets and wiring as well as plumbing fixtures such as sinks and toilets which can drive the cost.

Another factor in determining how much it would cost to remodel a basement is whether any modifications need to be made before starting construction. If you want to make changes later after finishing renovations, this can also affect costs because new materials would need purchasing again at that point in time when making updates down the road (and paying someone else!).

Hire a professional, create a game plan and design the dream basement for you without hiccups that can serve you and your family for years to come

Conclusion

You can make your basement more than just a place to store clutter. A basement renovation can be the perfect opportunity to add value to your home and create an entirely new living space that will increase the size of your home. A basement is also a great place to create an entertainment space. Whether you want to add a kitchen or theater room, we have everything you need for creating the perfect entertaining area in the comfort of your own home! The key is knowing what you want and going for it with a little professional help! We hope this article has given some helpful insight into how to make your basement the best basement home theater, basement bar or bathroom ever.   

With help from InDesign Kitchen & Bath, you can transform your basement into a comfortable, usable space. Our designers are ready to meet with you to discuss your dream basement! We work in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Suwanee, Milton, Roswell and the surrounding areas. Schedule your free design consultation to design your dream basement today!

Atlanta-area neighbors – are you as shocked as we are that January is already over??  All of us here at InDesign Kitchen & Bath in Johns Creek are starting to feel the inklings of spring creeping up on us, and there is no better time to think about designing an outdoor kitchen for your home.

The pandemic has kept us all close to home over the past couple years, but it’s also helped us all realize how nice it can be to spend time outside in our own backyard.  Inviting friends over for an outdoor hang has been a less risky way to socialize safely during this crazy time, and investing in a dedicated outdoor kitchen for grilling, cooking, drink-making, and game-watching has more benefits than just slowing the spread.

Yes, you do need an outdoor kitchen!

All right, you got us – NEED is a relative term in this case, but we think after reading this blog, you’ll agree with us.  It’s like having a garbage disposal – if you’ve never had one, you don’t miss it.  But once you have used one, you can’t live without it!

Here’s why you need an outdoor kitchen, and how to go about getting one:

Outdoor kitchens are great for entertaining.

As we already mentioned, the past couple years have kept us home and entertaining outdoors has become the norm.  Hosting gatherings outdoors is fun, but can be frustrating to lug all your stuff outside and then all your stuff back inside when the party is over.  An outdoor kitchen allows you to store cookware, utensils, and supplies outside, not to mention having a fridge or warming oven to keep cold items cold, and warm items warm. 

On top of the pure convenience factor, it also allows the host to remain outdoors with his or her guests, instead of running in and out to keep the food coming and drinks flowing.

Kids birthday?  Invite the neighbors over for burgers and a bounce house.  Big game?  Load up the grill with brats and corn on the cob and set up the projector screen to cheer on the home team.  (Go Braves!)  Just need a date night with your partner?  Put the kids to bed and cook a gourmet meal outdoors, with a chilled glass of prosecco from your outdoor fridge.  There is really no limit to the entertaining options when you have an outdoor kitchen.

The key word here is INVESTMENT.

An outdoor kitchen is more than just convenient when you’re entertaining – it’s an excellent way to increase the value of your home.  It adds a luxurious, unique feature to set your home apart from all the others, and potential buyers oohing and ahhing over your outdoor living area translates to a better offer on your home.  Even if you’re not planning on selling, increased value means more equity and a better financial future.

Do you already have a pool in your yard?  Even more reason to invest in an outdoor kitchen space!  You can spend all day outdoors enjoying the sunshine, with cold beverages and freshly grilled snacks poolside.  No more running in and out of the house, dripping water everywhere!

Cooking outdoors can actually SAVE you money.

Every time you cook outdoors, you’re NOT cooking indoors.  Indoor cooking inadvertently increases the temperature of your home, and therefore kicking on the AC and increasing your utility cost.  In the Atlanta area, we’re already spending a ton to keep our houses cool in the summer and no matter how energy efficient your home is, your cost goes up when the AC kicks on. 

Spend that extra cash on a cool fire pit and some Adirondack chairs!

Now that we have you convinced that you need to invest in an outdoor kitchen, here are 3 things that you need to consider when designing and building your space:

1. Establish your budget.  As we mentioned, an outdoor kitchen is an investment in your home.  But you still need to make sure that the investment is worthwhile for your location and your lifestyle.  Figure out what is most important to you in outdoor entertaining, and be sure you include that when you’re tallying up your expenditures.  Do you need ample seating?  Or are you going to prioritize a state-of-the-art grilling station?  Know what you want and make sure your budget accounts for it.
2. Consider the location.  Make sure you like the views from your house, the outdoor kitchen itself, neighbors’ yards etc when you’re planning your space.  The last thing you want is to invest in a beautiful outdoor kitchen that completely hinders the stunning views from your indoor living space.  Also be sure to take advantage of natural sunlight; know when and where the high sun and shade is going to hit your outdoor cooking space. 
3. Access to utility lines.  Do your best to plan your kitchen where you’ll have accessibility to existing utilities.  This will save you a ton of time and money!

And finally…work with a designer. 

Designing a patio and outdoor kitchen that offers the functionality you need, but also creates an ambiance that is welcoming and relaxing can be pretty overwhelming.  This is an investment in your home and your lifestyle – you want this space to last a long time and bring years of joy to your family and friends.  Be sure that you work with someone that knows what they’re doing.

Outdoor kitchen cabinets come in a variety of styles and finishes such as wood, PVC, and marine-grade aluminum; you’re not limited to stainless steel anymore.  No matter what your personal preference and desired look, you need to be sure you choose weatherproof and waterproof outdoor cabinets.  Don’t try to repurpose your indoor cabinetry out on your patio – you’re in for a major disappointment.  Outdoor cabinet manufacturers specialize in making sure that your chosen style will last you a lifetime, and survive year after year of our hot Atlanta summers and unpredictable winters.  (Who else was really hoping for a huge snowfall this year?  Just us???)

Our team here at InDesign Kitchen & Bath is ready to help you design your perfect outdoor space. We have done the research for you – our carefully selected cabinetry, countertop, and appliance vendors have top reputations in the outdoor kitchen world, and we provide a multitude of door style and color options to make each outdoor kitchen as unique as it’s homeowner. 

Allow us to help you design and build your perfect outdoor living area, and bring your outdoor entertaining to the next level.  Come visit us at our brand-new showroom to get inspired by our outdoor kitchen displays, and receive a complimentary design consultation!

Our brand-new, flagship showroom is opening in April 2022!  In the meantime, visit our website https://www.indesignkitchenandbath.com/ to schedule a free virtual or in-home design consultation.  We renovate and remodel homes in Johns Creek and all surrounding areas: Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Cumming, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Duluth, Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and more.

Here’s what we’re seeing for 2022:

We’re working hard over here designing our flagship kitchen and bath showroom in John’s Creek!  It’s been tons of planning, research, and inspiring travel over the past six months, but the grand opening is finally approaching. 

We’ve compiled the top 5 cabinetry design trends we’ve seen in all our research and travel to inspire you – come visit us to see all these fresh ideas come to life in our new space!

Decorative Mesh Cabinet Fronts.

This is one of our favorite trends that is showing up everywhere for 2022.  Mesh cabinet fronts can offer a layer of texture and added personality that solid doors just can’t match.  Mixing metal mesh with wood or painted door frames adds just enough of a peek into the cabinet interiors without having to worry about keeping everything picture-perfect inside, like you would with clear glass.  There are a multitude of mesh options, from almost opaque to wider grates that highlight your favorite kitchen tableware and glassware.  Add some interior cabinet lighting and you’ll create just the right touch of glamour to your space!  We think this look is also incredibly chic for your at-home bar – mix brass mesh fronts with dark or black cabinets to give it that rich, speakeasy feel. 

Practicality points – mesh doors also offer better ventilation.  We’re using it in the laundry room display in our new showroom to create a unique drying pantry.  Come visit us to check it out! Learn more

European/Contemporary Cabinetry.

Space-saving and sleek, the Euro/Contemporary cabinetry look has made its way to the US in a big way.  We’re seeing this style being used in all kinds of spaces – you can create a super high-tech kitchen with hidden appliances and a huge island, or go retro by mixing wood and solid-color wall cabinets to hit on the mid-century modern trend. 

We love the idea of handle-less cabinetry and clean lines – push-to-open doors and 3-level cabinets are right up our alley.  We’ve designed a beautiful contemporary kitchen for our showroom with on-trend matte grey floor-to-ceiling cabinets mixed with a light wood-look backsplash to soften the lines.  Euro-look kitchens are a perfect canvas for all the newest tech-y gadgets – we can’t wait to see what our vendor partners come up with next!

Walnut Cabinetry and Natural Wood Elements.

It’s no secret that sustainability is top of mind for consumers these days – and bringing earth tones and natural elements into the kitchen has become an important trend we see continuing for a while. 

Beautiful dark walnut cabinets mixed with white and creates an elevated look, and adding touches of shiny stainless hardware can add luxury to any kitchen.  For a more relaxed look, the combination of natural oak and on-trend green cabinetry can bring a feeling of earthiness and coziness to your space. 

We love both of these trends so much that we’ve dedicated two brand-new displays in our Johns Creek showroom to highlight them!  Our fully-customized walnut and white kitchen display with a huge island will wow you when you enter our flagship space; we added details to really up the ante on this one, with stainless framed drawers and top-of-the-line accessories.  Our second display features beautiful natural green inset cabinetry and a gorgeous oak island with all the features and benefits that your kitchen is just aching to have.  The modern farmhouse vibes are strong on this one, and this trend isn’t going anywhere any time soon.

Double Islands.

If you have the space in your kitchen, double islands are the way to go.  This option offers a lot more flexibility in work space, not to mention all the storage options that islands bring to the table.  Matching islands with contrasted wall cabinetry is a striking and popular look.  This combo can vary from traditional to contemporary – we love the idea of glossy white islands with sleek, dark Euro cabinetry.

Use one island for dinner party prep and have your guests enjoy appetizers at the other, or arrange one island as a breakfast area for the family and leave the other to house your microwave drawer and apron sink.  Or, our personal favorite, mix up the island surfaces and use one island as a gourmet butcher block prep station! Learn more

Mudrooms and Utility Rooms.

Gorgeous cabinetry is being highlighted in more rooms than just the kitchen.  Custom utility rooms are showing up everywhere, and add an element of luxury to your home.  Having that extra room to hide all the goodies that you can’t live without but don’t need your guests to see is pretty useful – you can keep all your beautiful vintage glassware on display in the kitchen and hide the pub pint glasses from college behind closed doors.  An extra sink for behind-the-scenes food prep work never hurt either.

Anyone with a family knows how valuable a mudroom can be in your home. Personalized cubbies and storage cabinets can keep backpacks, shoes, jackets, and all that other stuff that comes home from school or work organized and out of sight.  Adding a custom designed mudroom, big or small, to your home is an investment you will not regret.

Honorable Mentions.

White cabinetry – they’re still going strong!  This trend is hanging around and doesn’t seem to be backing down.  Classic, clean, and a perfect canvas for you to personalize the space with your cookbooks, colorful appliances, and greenery.

Floating shelves – we’re seeing these more often now as single shelves, to give a natural place to end a slab backsplash or to break-up a blank wall space. 

Full-sized pantries – As floating shelves continue to be a strong trend, we’re seeing big pantries make a comeback to house all the items that used to live in wall cabinets.  We love all the cool accessories that can be found in the newer pantry designs, an organizers dream!

Pet-centric nooks – With pet adoptions skyrocketing over the past year or two during the pandemic, families are catering to their furry friends by creating custom cabinet nooks for food, water, and toys.  We love our pups and we really love this trend!

These 2022 trends are here to stay – visit our showroom in Johns Creek for inspiration and a complimentary design consultation.  We’re looking forward to seeing you!

Our brand-new, flagship showroom is opening in early 2022!  In the meantime, visit our website https://www.indesignkitchenandbath.com/alpharetta-kitchen-remodeling/ to schedule a free virtual or in-home design consultation.  We service Johns Creek and all surrounding areas: Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Cumming, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Duluth, Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and more. Ready to start and remodel?

Atlanta area homeowners –

What you need to know before you remodel your kitchen!

You’ve fallen in love with kitchen makeover Instagram influencers, your Pinterest page is overflowing with gorgeous inspiration for the latest trends, and you’re standing in your dated, non-functional kitchen dreaming of an upgrade – the first question you will ask yourself is:

How much will my kitchen remodel cost me?

You’ve probably heard the “rule of thumb” that your kitchen remodel should cost around 10% of your home’s value; for example, if your home is worth $500k, you should plan to spend around $50k to remodel your kitchen, all-in.  This isn’t far off from reality, however there are a lot of factors that can affect how much you should spend.  Are you going to sell in the next year or so?  Is this your forever home?  Are you looking to just renovate your existing kitchen to refresh the look, or are you dreaming of a full chefs kitchen remodel?

Before you lose yourself in design inspiration magazines, you need to understand your budget constraints, where your money will be going within that budget, and what the options are for your home in order to get the best return on your remodel investment.  We’ve gathered all that information for you here in one spot, so you can start planning out your budget and start your new kitchen remodel in 2022.

Where is most of my money going?

Your biggest investment for your kitchen remodel will most likely be the cabinetry.  There are SO MANY choices when it comes to cabinetry, and the quality can range from inexpensive imported stock cabinets, to fully customized, American-made cabinetry, and anywhere in between!  Depending on the size of your kitchen and what you’re planning to invest, cabinetry will range anywhere from 20 to 40 percent of your total budget.  This can seem like a large amount, but remember that cabinetry plays an essential role in your kitchen design, aesthetic, and storage capacity.

Keep in mind, there is a significant quality difference between stock (also know as RTA – ready to assemble) cabinets and semi-custom or custom cabinetry.  If you’re planning to stay in your home for 10-15 years or more, we recommend choosing a good quality, American-made semi-custom or custom wood cabinet option.  Most companies provide a lifetime warranty on these cabinets, and the financial investment will be worth it. You’ll get the kitchen of your Instagram dreams, and it will be designed to maximize storage space and create a functional area for your family.  Working with a designer to customize your kitchen can be a rewarding and fun experience, and when your friends admire your gorgeous new cabinetry, you’ll get to brag that you designed it yourself!

What should I spend on appliances and plumbing fixtures?

Selecting the right appliances will likely be your next big expense, after cabinetry.  In almost every kitchen remodel, it’s worth the expense to upgrade your appliances alongside the rest of your kitchen.  Have a dated fridge or ancient oven next to beautiful cabinets and countertops is a serious buzz-kill! 

Your sink and faucet also play a huge part in your kitchen’s functionality, and certainly get the most daily use.  Head-over-heels for the apron-front farm sink?  Or loving an undermount stainless option with a built-in vegetable washing station?  No problem – there are huge ranges of sink and faucet options to fit any budget and style, from contemporary to traditional.  (We do recommend you consider investing in a higher-end sink faucet that will resist potential rust and corrosion damage, though.  With so much daily use, this is a common occurrence with lower-quality fixtures.)

Have a look at the big box stores for some appliance ideas, but talk to your designer about all your vendor options.  Often they can recommend unique ranges, cooktops, and sinks that you won’t find in every other house in your HOA.  You can plan to spend between 10 and 20 percent of your budget on new appliances, and don’t forget to add about 5 to 10 percent to account for any electrical or plumbing work than may be associated with installation.

How much is that gorgeous quartz countertop going to run me?

Coming in hot at number three – your countertop is generally the next large expense in your kitchen.  Countertops contribute to the function, ambiance, and aesthetics of your remodeled kitchen, so it’s important to consider all your pricing options here.  Materials vary from the inexpensive laminate or solid surface, to the pricey and high-maintenance marble, but you’re sure to find something that fits your budget and your Pinterest page.  Natural stone, like granite, has become more affordable in later years, and quartz offers the look of marble without the price tag.  Your designer can show you all the options that would work in your kitchen and your lifestyle, so you can start daydreaming about cooking your gourmet Thanksgiving dinner on your new expansive quartzite island (with seating for 6, a built-in microwave drawer, chef’s butcher block prep station, apron-front sink…but we digress.)  Plan to dedicate about 10 to 30 percent of your budget to your countertops.

How much is labor and installation going to cost?

In all our time designing and installing kitchens, we’ve heard (and seen!) some horror stories from DIYers.  While it IS certainly possible to remodel your own kitchen and install cabinets, there are so many nuances that homeowners don’t see on those remodeling shows that become serious headaches – or worse.  In order to avoid a moneypit, subpar installation quality, or poorly fitting appliances, we recommend you leave your kitchen remodel to the professionals.  All the expertise needed to install cabinets, countertops, flooring, tiles, plumbing fixtures, electrical, specialty items, crown molding, toe kicks, etcetera etcetera…There is so much more that goes into a kitchen install than meets the eye.  Or the remodeling show re-run on HGTV.

Labor cost can run high if there are a lot of unexpected issues, but a good contractor can estimate and prepare for potential unknown expenses up front.  Depending on your location, the features you’re installing, and how customized your kitchen will be, your labor cost can run anywhere from 30 to 35 percent of your total budget.

Where can I save if I need to tighten my belt a little bit?

The most obvious choice when trying to cut your budget down is to go with stock cabinets instead of semi-custom or custom.  You’ll lose the benefits of customizing your space to be exactly what you dreamed, but you’ll save a decent chunk of cash.  Most stock cabinets are offered in popular styles like white or grey shaker, but even within the stock cabinetry world, there are ranges of quality.  We still recommend working closely with your designer to make sure your cabinets are going to hold up with the every day use that a kitchen demands.  No one wants a cheap cabinet door to fall off in the middle of hosting your neighborhood progressive dinner party.  Oh, the scandal!

Smaller items such as cabinet hardware can also be a great place to scale back.  You can find unique and on-trend hardware options for a good price at most big box stores, or online in shops like etsy.com.  Again, we recommend working with your designer here since he or she likely has connections in the hardware world and can help you make a price-sensitive selection.

Your sink basin is another place to save; as we mentioned above, we don’t recommend skimping on the faucet itself, but a pretty standard sink basin can run you as little as $130.  If you have beautiful counters, an eye-catching faucet, and well-chosen cabinets, you can keep your sink cost low and not lose the overall wow factor in your new kitchen.

Do I really need to pay for a kitchen designer?

In a word, yes…but, not exactly!  If you work directly with a kitchen and bath showroom like InDesign Kitchen and Bath, you will get your initial design consultation for free!  Many showrooms will roll their designer’s fee into the total cost of the kitchen, with no incremental cost to you.  You’ll get access to a trained eye and a team member that is focused on making your vision a reality. 

If all the kitchen lingo like backsplash, grout, plumbing fittings, semi-custom cabinetry, countertop fabrication, and functionality hasn’t convinced you, think about bringing it all together to create the vision you have saved on all your social media accounts.  Kitchen designers are typically specially trained, and can provide guidance not only on layout and function but also on trends, design recommendations and pattern coordination, vendor suggestions, quality control, and complementary colors.  These designers live and breathe kitchens, so you can count on them to understand your needs, bring your ideas into a well-thought-out design, and create function in your kitchen that will provide you and your family a central hub for years to come.

The bottom line is that you need to establish a reasonable, realistic budget, and stick to it.  There’s a huge difference on whether you want to simply renovate and refresh, or completely remodel and upgrade your entire kitchen layout.  No matter your style or budget, you can almost always guarantee that a kitchen remodel will be worth every penny!

If you’re ready to begin the kitchen remodel journey, come on by to visit our design team at InDesign Kitchen and Bath.  We specialize in offering our clients a range of pricing options during the design process, so whatever your budget, we will find a way to create a kitchen that works for you and your home.  Come visit us to get inspired for your kitchen project, and get a complimentary design consultation!

Our brand-new, flagship showroom is opening in early 2022!  In the meantime, visit our website https://www.indesignkitchenandbath.com to schedule a free virtual or in-home design consultation.  We service Johns Creek and all surrounding areas: Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Cumming, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Duluth, Buckhead, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and more.