With a passion for building and construction discovered in 1999, David Betsy developed a career in the industry that led him to joining Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2021.  With this experience and a B.S. Degree in Economics, David brought his analytical mind to his initial role as Project Coordinator.  Developing skills in design, quoting and project ma...

Since a very young age, Brad has had a passion for architecture and design. He enjoys working with people to develop their vision and seeing that vision come to life. After receiving a degree in Drafting & Design from ITT Technical Institute in 2015, Brad Smith joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2017.  Starting as Project Coordinator, he learned all th...

Starting with Reico Kitchen & Bath as an intern, Megan Alderson joined Reico Kitchen & Bath full-time in 2020 after graduating with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in the NKBA accredited Residential Environments and Design program at Virginia Tech.  Hired as a Project Coordinator, Megan developed her knowledge of products and skills in design and pr...

With a background in sales and carpentry work, Eric Kneller joined the Reico Kitchen & Bath Frederick, MD team in 2021 as Key Business Manager.   With a degree in Technical Theatre from McDaniel College, Eric has a passion for putting together the right scene be it the stage or the kitchen or bathroom.  He enjoys the interactions with his clients a...

Since joining Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2007, Stephanie Taylor has taken her experience as a Project Coordinator and applied it to her design skills as a Key Business Manager. Her depth of experience, combined with a degree in Fashion Design from the University of Maryland and several years working in graphic design allows her to understand her clien...

With a degree in Interior Design, Cindy Juillet embarked on a very eclectic career.  This journey helped her to learn and develop expertise in many areas, from home staging to designing elaborate lobbies and suites for an investment property company to travelling across the country setting up showrooms for trade shows for an international business....

Jeff Rizzi joined Reico Kitchen & bath as a Key Business Manager in 2007, moving his way up to Branch Manager and into his current role as a Regional Manager.  In addition to this role, he is an active member of National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) and participates in a wide variety of industry training both as a student and instr...

Zachary Schiller joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2022 as a Key Business Manager.  Zachary has a passion for designing both kitchens and bathrooms.  For him, being able to help the client’s vision come to life plays a big part in what turns a house into a home and the kitchen into the heart of that home. In addition to a Bachelor’s Degree in Interior...

With over 30 years of creative experience in graphic design and advertising, Susan Steinke joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2021 as a Project Coordinator before moving into her current role as Designer.  While the industry she worked in changed, the opportunity to use her creativity and skills did not.   Susan’s time as Project Coordinator helped dev...

With an industry career dating back to 2014, Sarah Myers joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2022 at a Key Business Manager.  Her first experience was installing kitchens, and her love for remodeling grew from there.  Sarah learned each step hands on from beginning to end, allowing her natural skills to seamlessly blend with experience acquired over the...

With a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and industry experience dating back to 2021, Cameron Cooper joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2022.   Starting as a Project Coordinator role, Cameron was able to learn every aspect of the design and project management process.  This experience helped develop skills in ...

Last week, we shared results on the most desired kitchen trends based on a survey given to Kitchen & Bathroom Designers by the Research Institute for Cooking & Kitchen Intelligence (RICKI). This week we wanted to share the results of what consumers are asking for most when remodeling their bathroom. Here are the top 5 most desired bathroom design t...

One of the goals of clients remodeling their kitchen is for the new kitchen to be more organized and offer storage than the current version. A good designer will ask you to list your most used kitchen items and discuss placement and storage ideas based on your list.

We all want to live responsibly without sacrificing our water experience in the bathroom. Water defines the bathroom experience – not just for its cleaning aspect, but its wellness aspect too. It is both feeling and function.

The Research Institute for Cooking & Kitchen Intelligence (RICKI) gathered feedback from kitchen design professionals indicating what consumers ask for most when they want to start remodeling their kitchen. Here are the top 5:

Its spring time, and nothing ushers in that feeling better than a white kitchen. Timeless in style, white kitchens offer the refreshing breeziness of spring and the opportunity to showcase vibrant colors like those that come from spring’s first blooms. Whether it is from flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables or the colorful decorations and keepsakes...

We’ve all heard the saying “It takes a village…”. With kitchen design, it does not quite take a village but there is no doubt that it is a team effort. Not only a collaboration between designer & client, but with a support team ready to assist to turn great kitchen ideas into great kitchens.

1) Identify all the activities each person uses their bathroom space for – bathing, showering, using the toilet, grooming, dressing...you name it!

One of the early choices to make in kitchen cabinets when remodeling your kitchen is choosing a door style.  There are 3 main kitchen cabinet door styles: traditional, full-overlay and inset.

Store your baking pans and trays with ease Cookie sheets, lasagna pans, pizza stones, large cutting boards….we all have them in our kitchen along with the make shift storage solutions we come up with that either waste valuable space or are located in less than easily accessible locations. A simple solution is to incorporate a kitchen cabinet...