Drawing is second nature to Wendy Lial, having come from a family who excelled in sketching and painting and always challenged her to work harder at it. Earning her Associates Degree in Architectural Design in 1995, Wendy Lial put her drawing and degree immediately to work in the commercial steel and concrete sector. Wendy moved to residential and ...

Since 1988, Sheryl Manning has been developing a career in the cabinet business. Starting as a cabinetmaker, she worked her way through college, and then continued a career in the industry after completing her Bachelor’s degree in Business from LSU-Shreveport. She continued that career, developing knowledge and experience in project planning and im...

Honing her passion for design, Kelsey McDaniel successfully completed an internship with Reico Kitchen & Bath during her senior year of college. She then graduated with Magna Cum Laude Honors from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University with a Bachelor’s in Residential Design and a Minor in Real Estate. Kelsey’s studies focused on whole...

Kristen Prado found her passion for kitchen and bath design along her own unique journey. After a 16-year career training and managing racehorses, she was looking for something more “stable”. Working in the home center environment, Kristen relied on her own knowledge of home improvement to learn quickly. She worked in various roles from customer se...

With a wealth of experience in construction and design she began developing in 2000, Caroline’s passion has always been to help her clients develop their perfect living spaces. Her work as a project manager has given her the hands-on training needed to anticipate unforeseen issues as well as take care of issues efficiently when they do occur. Carol...

Catherine "Cat" Neitzey joined Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2021, bringing with her a wealth of kitchen and bath industry experience. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Communications, Art and Design from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1994, she jumped right into design in 1995. To this day, Cat continues exploring new trends and learning how t...

According to recently released survey results from members of the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), here is a quick look at the most significant trends for kitchens and baths in 2013:

Easy to clean, light reflective and stain resistant, Ceramic Subway Tile may just be the hardest working tile in the world. Whether as the wall covering for subways…or as a kitchen or bathroom backsplash, these ceramic tiles bring style and sanitary together in a near endless assortment of wall covering and backsplash ideas for kitchens, bathrooms ...

In 2012, Reico Kitchen & Bath recycled 406,940 pounds of kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, laminate, cardboard, paper, cans, bottles and metal. This was a 101% increase over the 202,840 pounds we recycled in 2011.

Sometimes a little inspiration is all you need to get started on a kitchen remodeling project. For one lucky person, that inspiration may have come in the form of a new pink Kitchen Aid mixer courtesy of Reico Kitchen & Bath’s drawing, held for consumers signing up on via the Reico website for our quarterly newsletter.

Trying to decide on a new kitchen faucet? My family recently replaced our old kitchen faucet with the new Moen MotionSense kitchen faucet. The hands-free functionality of it really impressed us, but not as much as it impressed the youngest member of our family.

Most often seen in bars and exterior applications, copper kitchen countertops are not out of the question for those who really want it. Its distinct look can provide an exciting focal point to any kitchen. Here are some basic things you should know about using copper in your kitchen:

We all get caught up in it….the emotional rollercoaster of highs (all new stuff!) and lows (it will cost how much?) when planning a kitchen remodel. But taking time to consider all the options and costs is one of the most important things you can do before finalizing a new kitchen design.

The hottest trend in in cooking today is induction cooking. As technology continues to improve and costs come down, more and more people are discovering this form of cooking.

Floating vanities continue to be one of the more popular bathroom design trends out there, offering a custom look to even the smallest of bathroom spaces. These wall-mounted vanities create the illusion of more space in a tight bathroom with its’ open underside.

..you would look so much nicer if your trim could match the finish of your faucet. And I just learned you can.