Inspired Kitchens & Baths presents magnificent kitchens and luxurious bathrooms from more than 70 leading international design professionals. Stretching from coast to coast, the collection curated within these pages shows off a wide range of layouts in a variety of styles. Arranged in two chapters with nearly 800 photos and separated by contemporary, transitional, and traditional design, this book features everything from grand, tech-savvy kitchens to highly styled galley varieties. You'll also enjoy the range of bathrooms from spa- inspired primary bathrooms to imaginative powder rooms-each one as impressive as the next. All portray smart design stemming from a great imagination with a keen sense of harmony. function, style, and form. Whether you simply enjoy dreaming or you are actively seeking ideas and resources for your own home of the future, the homes, materials, and techniques included in this special collection are sure to exceed expectations. Get to know these experts and a sense of their style, how they work, their perspectives, and the creative Imagination they bring to the drawing board. And when you are ready to move forward, consider taking them on your journey. During your journey through the book, you will notice QR codes that will open up videos and other content for even deeper intermedia dives into the projects and professionals featured within. Simply click the QR code to unlock this additional content. For our print book readers, scanning the code with your smart phone or tablet will open up this content right on your device. If you like what you see and read, feel free to share this book via email or social media by clicking the social media icon in the upper left toolbar. This book is available in bookstores and on Amazon in the Summer of 2024-or visit any of the professionals showcased herein. Inspiration book for Interior design, remodel With more than 30 years of experience in publishing, Brian Carabet is drawn to creating spectacular publications for discerning readers. Founder of Intermedia Publishing and Panache Partners, he has produced upwards of 200 coffee-table books and continues to redefine what it means to create sophisticated publications. Inspired Kitchens & Baths is part of an international portfolio of luxury lifestyle books. The body of work includes a number of architectural and interior design books, including Dream Homes of North America, Inspired Interiors, The Modern Residence, 21st Century Homes, Pacific Northwest Homes, Signature Homes, and the recently released Inspired Outdoor Living. The City by Design, Spectacular Homes, Dream Homes, Perspectives on Design, Art of Celebration, Signature Wines & Wineries, Spectacular Wineries, and Spectacular Golf book series further complement the publisher’s impressive array of titles in the luxury lifestyle genre. When we first envisioned creating our next book, we researched what interior design inspirations people are most seeking. Kitchen and bathroom design topped the list. Studies show that the most important rooms that affect the sale of a home are the kitchen and primary bath. And that statistic was the same whether people were buying a new-build or a previously owned home. Poor design in these two rooms led most to look elsewhere. These two rooms lead the remodeling and rennovation of existing homes by a large margin. So as we embarked on our journey to assemble this book, we began talking to some of the most creative designers on the planet. Many of these people we have worked with on our other books over the years. What we found is not only how important kitchen and bath design is in their individual portfolios, but there is a whole thriving industry subset of designers who solely focus on kitchens and or baths. There are member organizations that provide research, education, and networking, led by the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA), that help fuel industry growth and consumer awareness. Combined, the kitchen and bath industry pumps $180 - $200 billion dollars into the U.S. economy. Like all design topics, kitchen and bath design experiences many trends. New technologies, improved materials, design styles, and color schemes are the trend leaders. In this book, you will witness some. But we also found that kitchens and baths are less “trendy” than other rooms, as they are largely built into the home and not easily changed or removed if trends change. In speaking with designers across the country, we found an overwhelming mantra to install classic, time-tested, and more neutral materials, such as marble, quartz or other natural stones, and wellcrafted cabinetry that can be the base of any future trends. Then utilize paint and accessories (things easily changed) to showcase the current trends. Bathtubs are another example, as freestanding tubs are utilzed in most primary baths, and have become an accessory rather than a built-in. Keep in mind that there are homes, like the one on the left and some o