John Boryk's experience in the residential construction and remodeling industry extends more than 30 years and includes work with production builders, multi-family construction and large custom homes. For the past ten years, John's focus has been dedicated to the designing and installation of kitchens and bathrooms. It is this hands on experience t...

A graduate of William & Mary College in Williamsburg, VA, Marc started a career in the kitchen and bath industry in 2002. Not long after, he joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2004 as Project Coordinator. In 15 years as a Project Coordinator, Marc learned every aspect of kitchen and bathroom design and remodeling. From managing projects from start to f...

With a combination of design and sales experience developed since 2006, Tricia Jones joined Reico Kitchen & Bath as a Project Coordinator in 2016. Applying her skills on how listen to all customer types, both retail and trade, she successfully worked with builders, contractors and retail in her Project Coordinator role, managing every aspect of pro...

Maggie Walker has been designing kitchens & baths at Reico since 2000. With a strong working knowledge of the products and industry trends, Maggie works diligently to not only meet each client's wants & needs, but also to stay within their budget. She enjoys helping her clients transform disjointed or awkward floor plans into beautiful, functional ...

We are starved for order and organization in our lives, and nowhere is that more present than in our kitchens.  Current kitchen design trends are showing more open looks and storage, meaning organization is more important than ever. Whether it is showcasing decorative items or organization in the kitchen, here are some ideas on how you can utilize ...

After 40+ years, my parents are starting a kitchen remodeling project. While there have been some minor updates along the way (cabinet refinishes, appliances, countertop and floor), it was finally time to pull the trigger. Mom has been the driver of the project but you can see my father start to come around as he sees designs, colors and samples of...

Whether you are a fan of soccer or not, chances are you have heard about soccer’s World Cup starting next week in Brazil. For soccer fans, a little something known as World Cup fever will soon strike with a vengeance, consuming us anywhere from 2 weeks to almost 4 weeks (if you are one of the lucky ones to make it to the finals and raise the Cup).

In my house we all gravitate to the kitchen...for meals, snacks, homework, bills, you name it. We spend a lot of time there. And invariably with that comes our variety of devices, from smartphones and tablets to digital cameras, gaming devices, Kindles and more. With 6 people in my home, it can be like our own mini (or not so mini) electronics show...

A quick search of the internet tells you that this is no ordinary topic. Over 83 million results in Google. Wikipedia discussions that more than double the discussion length of far more newsworthy events and topics. Endless visual images and data. With studies that show we use approximately 15 billion rolls of toilet paper a year in the U.S. alone,...

They would say… • Why did you let the kids use the cabinet drawers as step stools? • Why did you put those scorch marks in the countertop?

Kids. We love ‘em! But leave them unchecked and things can quickly escalate. Adding a kitchen island can help! When starting the thought process for kitchen remodeling and a new kitchen design, a kitchen island might just be the difference between a happy life and constant strife. Not sure what we mean? Here are 3 simple ways a kitchen island “work...

When it comes to kitchen remodeling, we want you to feel lucky…like you’ve hit the jackpot, finally able to remodel and bring your dream kitchen to life. So this Friday the 13th, let’s embrace a lucky 13 kitchen design ideas to help you create that dream kitchen of yours. Put away the ladders, mirrors and black cats and let’s focus on what’s going ...

Normally we would all quick to be answer with an emphatic “NO!” But that’s not the case when you are talking about just checking in to see how everything is going. Most would be afraid to call, thinking they would only “rock the boat” or “stir up something”.