The 2022 Product Source Guide by Cosmopolitan Home magazine

VOLUME XXXIV ISSUE 171

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Grand Rapids Cosmopolitan Home PRODUCT SOURCE GUIDE 2022

APPLIANCES

C A B I N E T RY

C O U N T E RTO P S

D E C O R AT I V E H A R D WA R E

CURB APPEAL

FLOORING

G L A S S & M I R RO R S

LIGHTING

HOME TECH

H O M E O R G A N I Z AT I O N

Product photos by Ashely Avila

SMART, EASY, HEALTHY

APPLIANCES

How a home lives for its inhabitants is clearly showcased in its kitchen and utility spaces. A kitchen that functions well might be the most importantly designed space of the home. Everyday life is more comfortable when there’s ease in the necessary daily tasks. And of course, nothing helps us more than our appliances. Today’s appliances are more helpful than ever due to the increasing connection with smart technology. From smartphones to smart refrigerators, there are more ways than ever to stay connected to your kitchen. A fresh new wave of tech-based trends, including a built-in vacuum sealer and the ability to control your stovetop without ever needing to turn a knob are just some of the latest advancements. And, if you’re excited about staying connected over Wi-Fi, you can look forward to several new functions that allow you to set everything up and sync with your smartphone. Many of the large appliance manufacturers, like GE and Whirlpool, are making it easier than ever to keep everything communicative so you can access it wirelessly. These devices are adding tremendous ease and efficiency to the overall kitchen cooking and cleaning experience. Another important lifestyle shift in the kitchen is the increased effort to eat healthier. And it’s not just the food we eat, it’s also the way the food is prepared. Multi-cookers are advanced new appliances that allow homeowners and food enthusiasts to prepare their meals in a variety of different ways. From the famous slow cooker to a variety of steam-based and air-based options, you can now enjoy your favorite meals without having to dip into the oil or butter to heat up your cookware. Simply add your ingredients and fill the cooker with water, and you’ll have a healthy, and delicious steamprepared meal in no time.

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QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Gerrit's Appliance www.gerritsappliances.com https://www.facebook.com/gerritsappliance https://www.instagram.com/gerritsappliance/ https://www.pinterest.com/gerritsappl/ Synergy Appliances https://www.facebook.com/synergyappliances/ https://www.instagram.com/synergyappliances/ https://www.pinterest.com/synergyappliances/ Decker and Sons https://www.facebook.com/pg/deckerandsons/reviews/? ref=page_internal https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgv2iufCQO7h9g x6as0S0ZQ Northgate Appliance https://www.facebook.com/northgateappliance

IT’S GETTING PERSONAL

CABINETRY

Personalization is what it’s all about for 2022 (and most likely beyond).The appreciation for good design isn’t limited to the hottest trend or the favored style of the season, but rather, it’s about what speaks to the homeowner. A well designed space that meets the needs and wants of its users and has the look they love means endless optons for custom kitchens that are unique and personal. That being said, here’s what we’re seeing more and more of as late:

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Open Shelves Open kitchen shelves instead of wall cabinetry has become a steady trend. While you may find it hard to go without your beloved, closed-door wall cabinetry, open shelving has plenty of benefits. It introduces a light and airy feel, offering the illusion of more space which is especially great in smaller kitchens. It’s efficient, since you can see and grab what you need without taking the time to open cabinet doors to look inside. However, considering everything is out in the open, be thoughtful about whatever you place on the shelves. Every utensil, bowl or glass has an impact on the overall aesthetic of your kitchen’s look and feel. Double Islands Island living has become such a staple in kitchen design that it’s become common place to have more than one. Doubling your island space means one may be used solely for dining while the other is for food prep. If spaces allows, two is definitely better than one. Oak Cabinetry Starting in the 1970s and extending into the early ’90s, oak, with its strong grain and honey-stained color, dominated cabinetry lines — so much so, we never wanted to see it again. But, guess what? It’s starting to creep back into the kitchen and bathroom marketplace with cerused and driftwood finishes. Homeowners are seeking connections to their past and a renewed attention to vintage. However, today’s oak cabinets barley resemble their predecessor. Current oak is being crafted in a variety of door styles — from recessed panels to flat slabs. It’s raw, neutral color, dimension and texture offers a soft luxury that can be layered into almost any space. And, it’s usually given a coat of paint or stain in shades of black, blue, green and grey — all popular selections for today’s homeowners.

Minimalism As the heartbeat of the home, the kitchen serves its users best when it’s organized, clean and efficient. It’s no wonder then, that minimalist design in the kitchen is increasingly on the rise. It enables clear, clutter-free surfaces and stylish and sleek materials. This does not mean the area needs to be empty. The appearance must be clean but loaded with luxe stone, gorgeous finishes, and smart appliances.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Gallery Interiors https://www.facebook.com/GalleryInteriors/ Houtnerf Cabinet Co. https://www.facebook.com/HoutnerfCabinetCo/ https://www.instagram.com/houtnerfcabinetco/ Standale Home Studio https://www.facebook.com/standalehomestudio/ https://www.instagram.com/standalehome/ TruKitchens https://www.facebook.com/TruKitchens https://www.instagram.com/trukitchens Village Custom Interiors https://www.facebook.com/VillageCI/ https://www.instagram.com/village.custom.interiors/ West Michigan Kitchen Studio https://www.facebook.com/WestMichiganKitchenStudio/ Williams Studio https://www.pinterest.com/williamskitchen/ https://www.facebook.com/williamskitchen/ https://www.instagram.com/thewilliamsstudio/

7440 Clyde Park SW Byron Center, MI 49315 616.281.6684 NEW SHOWROOMS IN GRAND RAPIDS AND LUDINGTON www.wmkitchenstudio.com www.westmichiganlumber.com/kitchen-studio

West Michigan Lumber & Kitchen Studio has been providing our community with building materials since 1999. In 2005, we expanded our offerings to include kitchen and bath products. We have since been a source for many building materials to homeowners, designers, and builders alike. When homeowners come in looking to do a project, we are able to connect them with one of our many contacts to help them make their dream a reality. Your kitchen designer works closely with whomever will be doing the install to ensure a smooth flowing project; whether that be yourself as a DIY homeowner, or builder. Our goal is to help you create a space that you enjoy with the products you love. What sets the Kitchen Studio apart from other home centers is our people. Our design team is made up of industry professionals with diverse background in all facets of interior, kitchen, and bathroom design. No matter how big or small your project or budget may be, our team is here to assist and advise every step of the way.

As part of the design process, our designers meet with you to discuss what your needs are for the space. It’s very important to us that we understand how you work in your home, how the people in your home use your space, are you entertaining often, or simply need your kitchen for your daily family routines. With having a complete understanding of this, we are able to guide you through the design process and be sure you have everything that you will need to make your kitchen and/or bathroom more efficient and user friendly. When it comes to products offered, we carry several quality cabinet lines like Decora, Kemper, Kitchen Craft, Dura Supreme, Omega, Legend and Aristokraft. We are also able to complement your new cabinetry with fine quartz counters from top manufacturers like Cambria, Silestone, Dekton and LG Viatera. Our eagerness to provide you with great customer service has encouraged us to open two new stores in Grand Rapids and Ludington. Stop in today and let us help you with your next kitchen and/or bath project.

AT A GLANCE • Complete Showroom • Experienced Design Team • Personalized Service Offering cabinetry, countertops, cabinet hardware ESTABLISHED: 1999 EMPLOYEES: 46

6744 Cascade Road SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546 P 616.957.1969 F 616.957.2030 trukitchens.com www.houzz.com/pro/trukitchens www.facebook.com/trukitchens www.instagram.com/trukitchens

Established in 2007,

TruKitchens is a boutique kitchen and bath dealership specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, closets, outdoor kitchens and home remodeling. We value more than exquisite design; we value the relationships built with our clients. With a full spectrum of design expertise, commitment to a seamless process, and the highest quality products, we are certain that if our clients can dream it, we can do it. Our process is as unique as our clients, tailored to fit their specific needs and design aesthetic. It all starts with an initial consultation in our showroom during which we listen to the ideas, requirements, and style preferences of each client to guide them through the many options and considerations for the space. Every one of our designers is passionate about what they do and enjoys helping our clients turn their ideas into a design they can envi-

sion in their home. Our most treasured moment is experiencing the excitement alongside our clients when walking into their finished living space for the first time … this pivotal moment where dreams meet reality is so very special.

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... the results were even better than I imagined.

AT A GLANCE Kitchens, bathrooms, closets, outdoor kitchens, home remodeling ESTABLISHED: 2007 EMPLOYEES: 11 MOTTO: Your dream, our expertise. CLIENT COMMENTS: “TruKitchens was absolutely wonderful to work with! Our kitchen was done in a timely fashion, the contractors were all extremely professional, and the results were even better than I imagined. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking at remodeling their kitchen.” – Sarah Guthrie; Ada, Michigan

COUNTERTOPS

COMING TO THE SURFACE Could it be that the perfect countertop surface has come to be? Of course we’re talking about quartz as it remains, once again, year after year, the number one choice for countertops. Today’s technology has allowed quartz to replicate any natural stone or any color or pattern you could possibly desire. Add to that: It’s hygenic, stain resistant, extremely strong and durable. Did we mention that it’s low maintenance and doesn’t need re-sealing — it’s got it all. Marble, butcher block, concrete, and soapstone continue to be options for the chefs who prefer these surfaces for the attributes that are harder to duplicate: ideal chopping surface, a cooler temperature for pastry dough, or naturally aging beauty. These surfaces will always be on the list for various reasons and their beauty is undeniable. Finish choices also play a big role in the look and maintenance of a countertop, mainly: polished, honed or leathered. Textured and tactile surfaces are still all the rage and countertops play into this nicely. Honed and leather surfaces have become the number one option and can be applied to many different materials such as granite, marble, and quartz. A honed finish is a matte finish with little to no shine. The overall look will vary depending on the stone type but, it should have a low sheen and a smooth surface. A leathered finish has a soft sheen that is less glossy from a polished slab and to the touch has a different feel. The leather finish retains the stone’s natural color which can give it a more sophisticated look than honed. It also camouflages water spots and fingerprints nicely. Choosing a countertop made from sustainable materials is always a great choice. It’s a feel-good choice that reduces your carbon footprint and as of 54 | PSG 2022

late it’s becoming easier to find options. Made up of a combination of recycled glass and white cement., sustainable countertops are free of VOCs and plastic resins. Recycled glass surface colors range from neutrals to bold jewel tones. The material is durable and will bring your vision to life visually and responsibly. Concrete designs are continuing to meet the ongoing demand for a refined urban aesthetic. Instantly recognizable, even though texture, colors, and patterns offer great variety — from a cloud-like patina to multi-layer monochromatic tonal variations, or with flecks of contrasting colors, concrete is a statement-piece choice. And, like quartz, there is no need to reseal to avoid stains, cracking, or fissures over time, making it easier to keep clean and maintain.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Great Lakes Granite Works https://www.facebook.com/Great-Lakes-GraniteWorks-109217255792578/ https://www.instagram.com/great_lakes_granite_works Hard Topix https://www.facebook.com/hardtopix https://www.instagram.com/hard_topix/ Standale Home Studio https://www.facebook.com/standalehomestudio/ https://www.instagram.com/standalehome/ Williams Studio https://www.pinterest.com/williamskitchen/ https://www.facebook.com/williamskitchen/ https://www.instagram.com/thewilliamsstudio

616.785.3088 • greatlakesgranite.com Known for its quality stone, expert craftsmanship, and exceptional customer service, Great Lakes Granite Works has served builders and homeowners throughout West Michigan since 1992. The largest fabricator and installer of granite and quartz in West Michigan, the company designs and installs dramatic countertops, vanities, fireplaces, and tabletops to client specifications.

Great Lakes Granite Works has access to more than 500 spectacular granite colors, as well as an extensive variety of other natural and manmade materials, including a variety of quartz and porcelain products. You’re welcome to visit their showroom, located in Comstock Park, and choose your color or inspect your slab and approve it prior to the cutting and polishing process. In addition to their continued access of new material, the company maintains an inventory of over 1,500 remnants for use in various smaller projects.

Great Lakes Granite Works takes great pride in their hard earned reputation, and works tirelessly to maintain it. Their entire team, from sales to installation, cares about each project.They acquire the best material for each project, and invest in the area’s finest craftsmen and machinery.You can find comprehensive information about granite on their website: www.greatlakesgranite.com.

VISIT US AT OUR SHOWROOM: 3970 West River Drive, Comstock Park, MI 49321

AT A GLANCE GREAT LAKES GRANITE WORKS Established in 1992 Family owned and operated 30 full time employees OFFERING: granite, marble, quartzite, engineered stone, and porcelain. LARGEST OFFERING OF REMNANTS IN WEST MICHIGAN.

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At Great Lake Granite Works, customer loyalty is about exceeding expectations.

COSMOPLAY

CONCRETE

KITCHENS INTERIOR DESIGN

6585 Belding Rd NE Suite A Rockford, MI 49341 MARY BURNS P: 616.874.7000 E: galleryinteriors@aol.com

galleryinteriors.com

Twenty five years in the making, our team of experienced designers and craftsmen partner with our suppliers so we can create innovative design, and overcome any challenge to execute the project of your dreams. Our staff is not only knowledgeable, detailed and energetic, but most importantly, fun to work with. Our philosophy has always been one of service and integrity. We strive to offer practical solutions that are not only visually pleasing and meet the needs of our clients, but stay within their budget. Targeting retail shoppers, potential new home buyers, existing homeowners and builders, Gallery Interiors is also a 'home experience' retail store that allows consumers to design, decorate and furnish their homes all in one place. Our design team can assist you with everything

from paint colors to window treatments, home furnishings, accessories, lamps and wall art. Gallery Interiors also houses the award winning Rockford Kitchen Design Studio. Featuring Fieldstone semi-custom cabinetry (www.fieldstonecabinetry.com) as well as hand-crafted custom. With the emphasis on interior space planning, from concept to execution we can identify your needs, wishes and budget to create your perfect space.

AT A GLANCE GALLERY INTERIORS AND ROCKFORD KITCHEN DESIGN specialize in full-service design and project management, including :

Interior design Kitchen Design Space Planning Remodeling and Building Services Lighting Flooring Window Treatments Furniture Home Staging

DECORATIVE HARDWARE

GRAB AHOLD

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Although it’s been said many times, many ways: Details make the difference! The spaces that we love are designed with attention to every component and decorative hardware might be the most important “detail’ to consider. Beautiful cabinetry hardware can take your kitchen to the next level and stylish door hardware will punctuate any space with a special feel. Continuing to be a favorite choice from 2021, oversized drawer pulls and handles are still everywhere. Available in all styles and finishes, these pulls make a statement the moment you walk in the kitchen. Pulls can be used on both cabinets and drawers, making them a go-to for many homeowners.

Being environmentally conscious is always a good choice and there are a variety of eco-friendly, stylish options in cabinet hardware out there. Pulls made of bamboo offer a natural look while recycled glass knobs offer an air of sophistication. If the “grandmillennial style” is your thing (when a young-ish person takes ownership of something Grandma loved), repurposing retro pulls from an antique shop is both earth-friendly and fun when you find something you love.

Although dark finishes on kitchen hardware are nothing new, the rich darkness of flat (or matte) black continues its appeal. Graphite has also become a dark finish of choice that blends well with multi-toned cabinets.These finishes also have a very high impact on white or light cabinetry and doors. Brass, copper and gold add an elegant look to cabinet hardware. The current gold finishes tend to be rich and deep with a brushed finish. They stand out on both light and dark cabinetry and add a sophisticated touch to any kitchen or bathroom. The minimalist kitchen is going strong, with sleek cabinetry and smart technology. Hardware also plays into this look. Pulls and knobs in neutral colors that are thin or small in footprint complete this look nicely. Sleek pulls can also be installed on the top of drawers instead of the middle so they are distinctly less apparent.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Modern Hardware https://www.facebook.com/shopmodernhardware/ https://www.instagram.com/modernhardwaregr/ Progressive Hardware www.pro-hardware.com prohdw@sbcglobal.net

CURB APPEAL

FIRST IMPRESSIONS You can’t judge a book by its cover but you can certainly judge a home by its curb appeal. Curb appeal is the attractiveness of the outside of a home, as it comes into view. It’s the first impression that is made of your home by friend or stranger. Countless more people see the outside of your home than inside. And with front porches and decorative walkways making a comeback, it’s easy to make a great first impression. Welcoming exterior spaces via a front porch creates a naturally inviting atmosphere and serves as a functional and intentional addition to your home.

Exterior colors can dramatically alter the look of the home and instantly boost curb appeal. For 2022, curb appeal trends are likely to see a rise in neutrals such as creamy white, pale gray, and beige. Michigan homeowners are also favoring the warmer tones that add appeal on those gray, winter days.

Walkways serve two purposes: the obvious is to provide you and your guests a path to your front door. The other purpose is visual, and is just as important in our work as exterior designers. Walkways guide the eye to a home’s front entry. Stone-and-paver walkways create an informal, organic aesthetic that complements most exteriors.

So remember, first impressions make an impact. Your home on the outside will let visitors and passersby appreciate the beautiful design even if only from your curbside.

Another curb appeal trend for 2022 is the stunning look of an oversized front door. Spiking from an average of eight feet tall to 10 or even 12 feet, nothing makes a lasting impression like a little drama. Front doors are also getting wider, spanning six feet or more. Oversized doors allow more light and air inside the home, two elements that are vital to our well-being. And, your installers will love you!

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Natural wood elements and accents are also very appealing right now. Wood details, such as a beautiful front door, a bench or even gates and arbors, add architectural interest and warmth. And, for those who actually enter your home, nothing makes a better welcoming impression than a solid wood, handcrafted front door. Keep the wood elements of your exterior intentional and anchored in your home style and you’ll love the view every time you come home.

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Stone siding is also on the rise and makes a great first impression. It comes in all sorts of shapes, colors and sizes but for 2022, light-colored stone accents seem to hit the mark. Light stone siding looks sleek and modern without feeling stuffy and complements most exterior colors.

FOLLOW US RJ Raven www.rjraven.com Bouma Bros. www.boumabros.com Standale Lumber & Supply www.standalelumber.com www.facebook.com/standalelumber

Exquisitely Hand-Crafted Designs Crafting Beauty Since 1980

RJ Raven offers exceptional handcrafted custom wood doors, entryways and windows in any style — traditional, historic or contemporary. Built by highly skilled artisans in our West Michigan studio. Let RJ Raven design and build your perfect door!

RJ Raven

Custom doors and windows

255 Cottage Grove SE Grand Rapids, MI 49507 616.245.5684 www.rjraven.com

A DIVISION OF SUMMERLAND ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS, LLC

Custom Wooden Doors • Entry Systems • Windows • Millwork

ENDLESS OPTIONS

FLOORING

Trends in flooring don’t move as fast as in other areas of home design. For obvious reasons, our flooring does not get “re-done” as regularly as our wall color or our furnishings. But, our floors sure can make the biggest impact to a space and new ideas, products and trends keep arising. Advancements in flooring technology have allowed manufacturers to replicate the exact look of real wood or stone onto all kinds of tile surfaces with luxury vinyl and porcelain being favorites. It has become almost impossible to differentiate the tile from the real thing. These replications also include a directional and textural finish, resembling that of the real thing. The variety seems endless and with faux tiles, you get the design benefits of a hardwood floor in terms of color, look and even texture but the ease of care and maintenance that nearly-indestructible vinyl offers. New technology has made its way to realistic-looking metallics as well for a pleasing, industrial look with various tile mediums. The designer-favorite flooring choice, however, is still engineered hardwood and there’s a reason why. It’s the real deal but even better. It has a top layer of hardwood —that gives it its authentic beauty — followed by layers of plywood in alternating directions —that give it its durability. Designers stay true to the natural material and homeowners love its durability. Natural stone is getting bolder with more prominent veining and color catching our eye. Different shaped tiles are being used more as well and can be seen mixed and matched and patterned with plain tiles. And, all sorts of floor tiles are making their way from the floor right up the wall — onto kitchen islands, on stair risers and in alcoves. There are a lot of ways to add architectural interest to our homes but one of our favorites that’s on the rise is floor framing. By simply laying out your floor-

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ing in a different pattern or direction, you can change the entire feel of your space. Pattern continues to be hot in 2022 and how your flooring is laid out can make a big impact on your interior design. Geometrics continue with their popularity in 2022 and carpet with vibrant patterns and bold colors is leading the way. In fact, we’re seeing soft flooring in two extremes: either natural and calming, with a quiet pattern; or an explosion of color and bold pattern. Area rugs in new, custom shapes and sizes are a hot trend as well. Sisal, seagrass, coir and jute, all sustainably harvested, bring a natural element, along with wool, these materials emit low or no VOC’s into our homes, so they’re not only good for the planet but good for our health as well.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Century https://www.facebook.com/CenturyGR/ https://www.instagram.com/centuryflooring/ DeGraaf Interiors https://www.facebook.com/DeGraaf-InteriorsInc-115751681223/ https://www.pinterest.com/degraafint/_saved/ Standale Home Studio https://www.facebook.com/standalehomestudio/ https://www.instagram.com/standalehome/ Village Custom Interiors https://www.facebook.com/VillageCI/ https://www.instagram.com/village.custom.interiors/

GLASS & MIRRORS

THE CLEAR WINNER A favorable atmosphere is one with and abundance of natural light. Natural light not only enhances our mood it’s significantly important to our mental health. Designers are using glass and mirrors more and more in unique and beautiful ways to maximize this commodity. Glass railings and bannisters, allglass showers, glass-front cabinetry, and many other innovative ideas are becoming common place in our homes. Glass can make people’s lives more comfortable, creative, colorful and enjoyable. One of our favorite interior glass trends is the black, steel-framed window look (Crittall style). Edgy and versatile, these slim-profile frames have the ability to completely transform a space; not just by giving it an edge that is somehow both retro and modern, but also by opening up a space and letting in more light. It’s a fabulous way to cleverly partition open areas to create different zones, without compromising on light or space. They can be used as internal partitions or connecting doorways, and they're great for dividing up and zoning spaces. Making more eco-friendly choices with the materials we use is always important. Using products that are recycled, reused or made from certified sustainable sources can make a positive impact on the planet and sustainability is a selling feature for your home. For those interested in reducing your impact on the environment, remember, glass increases the natural light in a space while simultaneously improving energy efficiency. It’s also recyclable. When it comes to durability, glass does not corrode with exposure to water, crack due to extreme temperatures or change color when exposed to sunlight. It doesn’t warp and is not susceptible to rot. Glass is extremely durable and

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will look great for a long period of time. Watch for glass countertops, backsplashes and wall cladding. A custom glass tabletop is a unique and functional piece. Retro Style is an eclectic mix of old styles and new forms or new forms with old materials and finishes. As style is becoming more personal in 2022, beloved retro elements make a statement. This style embraces a kaleidoscope of contrasting design features, colors, shapes and forms. Consider vintage mirrors in all sorts of shapes and frame options; colored glass, glass art or tinted lamp shades to bring different hues to your space. How about the chic look of a mirrored backsplash in your bar area or a metal-coated glass on the wall? The options and ideas are endless and the results are beautiful.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US Norberts Glass & Mirror https://www.facebook.com/NorbertsGlassAndMi rrorCompany/ https://www.instagram.com/norbertsglassandmirrorco/ Sligh Closets & Glass https://www.facebook.com/SlighDesign/ Studio G https://www.instagram.com/studiogwmi www.studioginc.com

MAKING IT CLEAR

Norbert’s Glass & Mirror Co. has been a Southwest

AT A GLANCE

Michigan staple for 30 years. We take great pride in the quality of our service, products, and professional installation.

Over 30 years in Business.

Please visit our large showroom, where we offer a one-stop shop for all your glass and mirror needs. Services include custom tub and shower glass, including heavy frameless Euro doors, barnstyle doors, and semi-frameless options, vanity mirrors, mirrored walls, custom framed mirrors, decorative cabinet glass, table tops and glass shelves, replacement of foggy and broken thermopanes, mirrored doors, deck railing glass, LED mirrors, glass and mirror backsplash, mirrored cover plates and safety glass.

Izzy, Katie K, Katie L and Keith are here to help you from 8:30 am–5:30 pm Monday through Friday.

Euro Shower doors, Showerguard glass with a lifetime warranty, frameless and framed mirrors, IGU replacements for windows and patio doors, glass deck railings, LED mirrors and more! Showroom Hours 8:30- 5:30 M-F 560 44th St SE Kentwood, MI 49548

(616) 531-1110 www.norbertsglassandmirror.com

616.403.9220 www.SlighDesign.com

shower enclosures mirrors glass table tops glass shelves door hardware wine rooms ofﬁce furniture custom shelving garage organization laminate counters

AFTER DARK

LIGHTING

In 2022, things are looking bright and more brilliant than ever with something for everyone and every room. From striking, eye-catching chandeliers to subtle lamps and bulbs that gently envelop a room in light, here are the trends we have our eyes on and how to incorporate them into your spaces. Oversizing Lighting is a surefire way to make a space feel special. and oversized chandeliers do the trick nicely. They easily capture attention and are a great way to make a statement in a space. Keep in mind that chandeliers are no longer just reserved for dining rooms or foyers. Chandeliers are being used in a variety of different settings throughout the home, it's just a matter of finding that ideal selection that speaks to you. Layering Rather than relying on one source of light, there’s been a resurgence in the look of layered lighting with designers using multiple fixtures in a room. While this may sound like a lot of lights, it's a perfect layout for large spaces like living rooms and great rooms where lamps and overhead lights play important roles for different situations. Dimmer switches are always a must and allow for further ability to set a mood. Naturally Relaxing and calming spaces commonly feature some kind of natural texture or theme running through them. Nature and outdoor areas can be the most rejuvenating places to spend time in, and spaces that reflect this serene energy are extremely inviting. Lighting is a beautiful way to incorporate the natural into your spaces and natural textures are a great way to play with shadow design.

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Subtlety On one end of the spectrum we have statement lights, but on the other end, there are the gentle fixtures that blend into a room, diffusing it with a subtle light that still makes a drastic difference in the atmosphere and overall look. Lights that meld into spaces will be a huge draw in 2022 as they keep the desired aesthetic of a space open and airy. A light that almost disappears into the space allows for other design elements, like art or textiles to stay front and center.

QUICK CLICKS FOLLOW US The Lighiting Corner https://www.facebook.com/thelightingcorner/ https://www.instagram.com/thelightingcorner/ www.thelightingcorner.com

READY TO TRANSFORM YOUR

LIGHTING DESIGN

THE LIGHTING CORNER WORKS FOR YOU! 4269 Chicago Drive SW Grandville, MI 49418 616-534-8560

1051 Jackson Street Grand Haven, MI 49417 616-842-1650

THE SMART-ATTACK

HOME TECH

For decades, the movies have been showing us homes of the future. From virtual assistants to talking refrigerators, our society has been enamored by the idea of a smarter house. But what was once an act of Hollywood magic is now standard practice in households across the nation. Let’s look at the latest and greatest in what your home can do for you. High-tech homes have raised the bar when it comes to the technology. One of the biggest trends in this industry is total home integration. By using the same products and services throughout (such as all Google or all Amazon Alexa devices), smart homes have become more streamlined and easier to use. This connective technology allows the components to interact with one another, saving homeowners valuable time and effort. Think about this: if a smart water monitor detects a leak in your home, it could communicate with the smart water shutoff system to turn off immediately, preventing extreme damage to your home. Artificial intelligence is also making strides. AI devices, such as voice assistants, are staples of the industry, and they make setting a timer or turning up your thermostat as easy as a voice command. Smart speakers were the go-to when it came to AI devices but, thanks to recent advances, artificial intelligence has begun to show up in other aspects of the home: fridges that track contents and create a grocery lists; mirrors that host workout videos and can critique your performance; ovens that turn on and off with your voice. Artificial intelligence has transformed the ordinary parts of our homes in so many ways, letting us interact with our homes like never before. We now live in a time where our health and wellbeing (both mentally and physically) have taken center stage like never before and our homes have become a focal point of this effort. Home automa-

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tion companies have gotten in on the action, offering devices aimed at increasing air quality and incorporating “contactless” appliances, faucets and fixtures. The recent pandemic has also increased the need for effective home office spaces. The most productive enviroments include elements such noise-canceling windows and air filtration systems. And, these at-home work areas many times serve other purposes, including remote classrooms for kids and study areas. By now you’ve heard the term dead zone. Dead zones are the dreaded areas of your home that you can’t get internet access, even though you’re likely paying your service provider top dollar. Never fear: the homes of the future (which is today) have the answer! Thanks to something called mesh WiFi, dead zones come back to life. Mesh WiFi works by connecting your main router with additional modules placed throughout your home. This ensures that all your new, integrated appliances will always have access to the internet. It also means you’ll never experience that dreaded drop out again just because you walked into a different room. If you think smart homes sound expensive, you’re correct. Whether you have upgraded your rooms yourself or bought a home with a smart system already installed, you likely paid a pretty penny. But when it comes to home tech, all the bases are covered including protection. Home protection systems typically include security cameras, alarm systems, video doorbells and plenty of motion-sensor lights. With all of these devices you know that your home is safe and secure. And, if an alarm goes off, you can check on your home from anywhere with your smart phone.

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INCREASING LIVABILITY The pandemic has inspired changes to the home, mainly with the need for more storage and using existing rooms for more than one purpose. Trends in how we organize our homes have shined a light on the many more tasks we are now doing ourselves from home instead of relying on outsourcing. Homeowners are looking to their garages as more than just shelter for their cars or a place to store their lawn and garden items. Today’s garages have become extensions of the home taking on a variety of roles from workout areas to pet grooming stations. But, this means clearing the clutter and having a place for everything. Rethinking your garage storage and organization will help expand its capacity allowing it to accomodate everything you desire it to do. Another part of the home that has become essential in 2022, is the mudroom. New home builds are including customized mudrooms that fit the specific lifestyle needs of their owners, while renovation projects are significantly improving these spaces to make homes function better for their owners. Mudrooms are no longer just used for putting on and taking off outerwear, they’ve become large spaces that organize family members with their various activities, hold packages and grocery deliveries — they even include gift wrapping stations and specialty laundry care areas. Pantries have gone to the next level as well. Small rooms that were once just used for storing food items and small appliances have become full-on, second kitchens that are organized from top to bottom with ingredients and functionality. The

desire for these spaces is high as they allow homeowners to keep their main kitchen uncluttered daily and spotless when entertaining. So, whether it’s cutting down on your messy junk drawers, or taking your garage to the next level, it’s been proven that a structured and organized enviroment adds to a better quality of life — less stress, and increased productivity. Customized, smart storage solutions are an essential component of the home.

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We Bring order and simplicity to people’s associated with a local company that has been lives by designing and installing organizational sys- a vital part of this community for many years. tems for: • Closets • Laundry Rooms • Pantries • Home Offices • Garages • Etc. Our Process is 3 Simple Steps: • Free, in-home design consultation • A detailed “3D” design Our desire is to brighten our client’s day everytime with a price quote • Professional installation they enter the space that we just transformed. Whether it be a “walk-in” master closet, a fresh Our experienced designers will meet with you in new pantry, a laundry area, or a well organized your home, or if you prefer, in our Showroom… garage…we want a Smile to come across their face we ask all the right questions to offer the best posevery single time. sible design solution for your needs and budget. After all of these years, we still get excited seeing the transformation that takes place everytime we complete a project…our installers send pictures back to our designers, and to their fellow installers, showing off their work…they are just that passionate about it. ”We Truly Love What We Do!”

You will receive a beautiful 3-D design that you can view and review from every angle to experience your newly transformed space before it’s even installed.

Next, our expert installation team will carefully and skillfully install the product needed to comWe’re Proud to be one of the longest serving plete your project, and leave your home as Authorized Dealers of ORG Home Products… clean as when we arrived. Beyond that, we are blessed that ORG Home Products are manufactured right here in Holland I guess step 4 is for you to enjoy your new Michigan. We consider it a privilege to be space and tell your friends!

AT A GLANCE Total Home Organization ... closets, pantries, garages, Murphy beds, home offices ESTABLISHED: 1986 Authorized ORG Home Products Dealer WHY WE COME TO WORK: To Brighten someones day —everyday! CLIENT COMMENTS: “Refreshingly great customer service! Every touch point was above average… my closet looks amazing! What a transformation. I would highly recommend the team at Closet Concepts.”

An Interactive Directory for the Home APPLIANCES, EQUIPMENT AND HARDWARE

Gerrit's Appliance, Inc. (616) 532-3626 www.gerritsappliances.com ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS

42 North Architecture + Design (616) 340-8047 www.42northarchitects.com Brad Douglas Design www.braddouglasdesign.com David C. Bos Construction Co. (616) 842-2248 x116 Fitzpatrick Custom Design (616) 532-2000 J. Visser Design (616) 954-2509 www.jvisser.com Lucid Architecture, Inc (616) 741-0044 www.lucidarc.com Mathison Mathison Architects (616) 920-0545 www.mathisonarchitects.com Sears Architects (616)336-8495 www.searsarchitects.com Visbeen Architects, Inc. (616) 285-9901 x2 www. visbeen.com AWNINGS

Action Awning LLC (616) 874-7400 www.actionawning.com www.facebook.com/pages/ Action-AwningLLC/479665515420452 BRICK, STONE & MASONRY

Belden Brick & Supply Co. (616) 459-8367 BUILDER

Ashby Builders (616) 893-6284 Aukeman Development Co. (616) 669-4363 B.D.D. Construction Co. LLC (616) 696-1226 BDR Custom Homes, Inc. (616) 458-8505 Berghuis Construction LLC (616) 217-6565 Celebrity Builders LLC (616) 291-1808 Christin Homes (616) 874-2694 www.christinhomes.com chad@christinhomes.com Colonial Builders LLC (616) 534-2030 Curt Moran Builders, Inc. (616) 293-0660 Daeco Builders, Inc. (616) 682-2422 Dan Vis Builders LLC

(616) 293-3597 Dan Vos Construction Co., Inc. (616) 676-9169 Dave Dusendang Custom Homes, Inc. (616) 874-7085 www.dusendanghomes.com Dave Visser Builder LLC (616) 791-8899 David C. Bos Construction Co. (616) 842-2248 x116 DBC Custom Homes (616) 878-5400 www.dbccustomhomes.com www.facebook.com/DBCcust omhomes/ www.instagram.com/dbccustomhomes Diephuis Builders, Inc. (616) 956-7441 Eastbrook Homes, Inc. (616) 988-1324 Epique Homes, Inc. (616) 437-1767 Falcon Custom Homes, Inc. (616) 682-1700 Forest Hills Homes LLC (616) 940-9015 Habitat For Humanity of Kent County (616) 588-5220 Infiniti Custom Homes, Inc. (616) 322-3005 Insignia Homes (616) 940-1703 Interra Homes (616) 862-1292 J & J Concepts LLC (616) 540-3560 J. Peterson Homes LLC (616) 291-1816 Jim Tibbe Homes (616) 916-8895 John L. Koetje Builder, Inc. (616) 538-4241 Kenowa Associates, Inc. (616) 531-0069 KLH Custom Homes LLC (269) 823-8041 Koetje Builders, Inc. (616) 457-3450 Let Us, Inc. (616) 893-2341 Lown Homes LLC (616) 366-3436 Makuski Builders, Inc. (616) 299-1725 Maplewood Homes (616) 499-5054 www.maplewoodhomes.com Mike Schaap Builders, Inc. (616) 399-9925 www.mikeschaapbuilders.com Mosaic Properties & Homes (616) 235-0711 x201

Muston Construction, Inc. (616) 887-9088 www.mustonconstruction.com www.facebook.com/mustonconstruction www.houzz.com/pro/muston/__ public office@mustonconstruction.com New Urban Home Builders LLC (616) 401-5669 Nugent Builders, Inc. (616) 866-7663 P.A. DeHaan LLC (616) 299-1329 Raymar Homes (616) 299-7664 Schultz Builders LLC (616) 405-9316 Scott Christopher Homes (616) 784-4500 Scott Lamaire Custom Homes (616) 802-8850

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Houtnerf Cabinet Co. info@houtnerf.design www.facebook.com/Houtner fCabinetCo/ www.instagram.com/houtnerfcabinetco Rivershores Building Products, Inc. (616) 738-8440 Rivershores Hardwood Flooring & Cabinetry Company (616) 243-7000 -EGR (616) 738-8440 - Holland www.facebook.com/Rivershore sHardwoodFlooringCompany/ www.houzz.com/pro/rivershoreshardwoodflooring/rive rshores-hardwood-flooring sales@rivershores.com

Progressive Hardware (616) 607-7373 www.pro-hardware.com prohdw@sbcglobal.net FLOOR COVERING

Century (616) 988-4524 DeGraaf Interiors (616) 669-1621 Johnson Carpet One (616) 531-3100 Klingman's Furniture (616) 942-7300 Village Custom Interiors www.villageci.com (616) 878-5000 /www.facebook.com/VillageCI

Sherwood Custom Homes LLC (616) 891-1865 www.sherwoodcustomhomes.com jeff@sherwoodcustomhomes.com

Standale Home Studio (616) 453-8201 www.standalehomestudio.com www.facebook.com/standaleinteriors www.houzz.com/pro/standaleinteriors www.pinterest.com/standaleint

Snellink Builders (616) 437-4527 Snowden Builders LLC (616) 299-8455 Solomon Homes LLC (616) 437-1179

TruKitchens (616) 957-1969 https://www.facebook.com/T ruKitchens https://www.instagram.com/t rukitchens

Closet Concepts, Inc. (616) 913-9148 www.closetconceptsofgr.com info@closetconceptsofgr.com

Sligh Closet & Glass (616) 422-4321 www.slighdesign.com www.facebook.com/SlighDesign/ www.houzz.com/pro/slighclosetandglass/sligh-closetand-glass

Closet Design (616) 772-1119

GARAGE ORGANIZERS

Sytsma Construction LLC (616) 437-4966 www.sytsmaconstruction.com sytsmaconstllc@gmail.com Tim Schollaart Builder LLC (616) 890-1381 Tim VerStrate Custom Homes, Inc. (616) 677-6062 www.timverstratecustomhomes.com Whitmore Homes LLC (616) 446-3482 BUILDING MATERIALS

Eikenhout Building Supplies (616)-459-4523 Foundation Building Materials (616) 534-4903 CABINETRY

Benchmark Wood Studio (616)994-7374 benchmark-studios.com Closet & Room Solutions (616) 785-1021 www.closetandroomsolutions.com

Sligh Closet & Glass (616) 422-4321 The Williams Studio www.slighdesign.com (616) 771-0530 www.facebook.com/SlighDesign/ www.thewilliamsstudio.com www.houzz.com/pro/slighclosewww.facebook.com/TheWilli tandglass/sligh-closet-and-glass amsStudio sarahc@slighdesign.com www.houzz.com/pro/william sstudio1/williams-studio#8 Studio G (616) 994-7050 CLOSET ORGANIZERS https://www.instagram.com/studioCloset Concepts, Inc. gwmi www.studioginc.com (616) 913-9148 www.closetconceptsofgr.com info@closetconceptsofgr.com GLASS & MIRROR PRODUCTS

Norbert's Glass & Mirror Co. (616) 531-1110 www.norbertsglassandmirror.com

Sligh Closet & Glass (616) 422-4321 www.slighdesign.com Modern Hardware www.facebook.com/SlighDesign/ (616) 241-2655 www.houzz.com/pro/slighclosewww.modernhardware.com tandglass/sligh-closet-and-glass www.facebook.com/Modern- sarahc@slighdesign.com Hardware www.houzz.com/browseRevi Studio G ews/modernhardwaregr (616) 994-7050 https://instagram.com/modwww.instagram.com/studiogwmi ernhardware www.studioginc.com DECORATIVE HARDWARE

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Created Control (616) 356-2660 Streamline Systems (616)457-5460 www.streamlinesystemsmi.com HOME ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION

Bekins Audio/Video & Appliances (616) 957-2333 Created Control (616) 356-2660 Streamline Systems (616)457-5460 www.streamlinesystemsmi.com

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Great Lakes Granite Works (616) 785-3088 www.greatlakesgranite.com www.facebook.com/GreatLakes-Granite-Works www.houzz.com/pro/greatlakesgraniteworks/greatlakes-granite-works www.instagram.com/great_lak es_granite_works DBurgess@greatlakesgranite.com Premier Granite & Stone (616) 647-5538 www.premiergranitetops.com Standale Home Studio (616) 453-8201 www.standalehomestudio.com

HOME ORGANIZATION

Closet Concepts (616) 913-9148 www.facebook.com/Closetcon ceptsofgr/ Studio G (616) 994-7050 https://www.instagram.com/studiogwmi www.studioginc.com Sligh Closets & Glass (616) 422-4321 https://www.facebook.com/Slig hDesign/ ORG West Michigan https://www.facebook.com/OR GWestMichigan INTERIOR DESIGN

42 North - Architecture + Design (616) 340-8047 Dwellings, Inc. (616) 532-7897 Rock Kauffman Design (616) 956-3008 Klingman's Furniture (616) 942-7300

Tru Kitchens (616) 957-1969 The Williams Studio (616) 771-0530 www.thewilliamsstudio.com www.facebook.com/TheWilli amsStudio www.houzz.com/pro/williams studio1/williams-studio#8 LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Alfresco Landcapes LLC (616) 453-2530 www.alfresco-landscapes.com LIGHTING FIXTURES

The Lighting Corner (616) 534-8560 (616) 842-1650 (G. Haven) www.thelightingcorner.com www.facebook.com/thelightingcorner/?fref=ts www.pinterest.com/TLC_1984 MORTGAGE SERVICES

Adventure Credit Union (616) 243-0125 xx1207 www.adventurecu.org

Standale Interiors (616) 453-8201 www.standaleinteriors.com

Chemical Bank (616) 588-7438 www.chemicalbankmi.com

Joseph Szymczak www.studioatslate.com

First United Credit Union (616) 532-9067 www.firstunitedcu.org

KITCHEN & BATH

DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greater Grand Rapids (616) 632-2284 www.dreammakergr.com Granite Transformations (616) 726-1388

Independent Bank (800) 285-3111 Inlanta Mortgage (616) 581-2374 www.MoveUpMi.com

Old National Bank (616) 802-3921 www.oldnational.com PNC Bank (616) 446-9632 www.pnc.com SHOWER & TUB ENCLOSURES

Closet Design (616) 772-1119

STONE & TILE

Great Lakes Granite Works (616) 785-3088 www.greatlakesgranite.com www.facebook.com/GreatLakes-Granite-Works109217255792578/ www.houzz.com/pro/greatlakesgraniteworks/great-lakesgranite-works www.instagram.com/great_lakes _granite_works DBurgess@greatlakesgranite.com

Norbert's Glass & Mirror Co. (616) 531-1110 www.norbertsglassandmirror.com

Top of the World Granite, Inc. (616) 791-7444

Sligh Closet & Glass (616) 422-4321 www.slighdesign.com www.facebook.com/SlighDesign/ www.houzz.com/pro/slighclosetandglass/sligh-closet-and-glass

Closet Concepts, Inc. (616) 913-9148 www.closetconceptsofgr.com info@closetconceptsofgr.com

SIDING & ROOFING

ORG West Michigan https://www.facebook.com/OR GWestMichigan

Eikenhout, Inc. (616) 459-4523 Standale Lumber & Supply (616) 530-8200 www.standalelumber.com www.facebook.com/standalelumber SOLAR SCREENS

Action Awning LLC (616) 874-7400 http://actionawning.com https://www.facebook.com/pag es/Action-AwningLLC/479665515420452 SOLID SURFACE, GRANITE, FABRICATION/ INSTALLATION

Great Lakes Granite Works (616) 785-3088 www.greatlakesgranite.com www.facebook.com/GreatLakes-Granite-Works www.houzz.com/pro/greatlakesgraniteworks/great-lakesgranite-works www.instagram.com/great_lakes _granite_works DBurgess@greatlakesgranite.com Premier Granite & Stone (616) 647-5538 www.premiergranitetops.com Top of the World Granite, Inc. (616) 791-7444 Williams Kitchen & Bath (616) 771-0505

STORAGE

Sligh Closet & Glass (616) 422-4321

WINDOW COVERINGS

Klingman's Furniture (616) 942-7300 Standale Home Studio (616) 453-8201 www.standalehomestudio.com www.facebook.com/standaleinteriors www.houzz.com/pro/standaleinteriors www.pinterest.com/standaleint/ WINDOWS & DOORS

Eikenhout, Inc. (616) 459-4523 R J Raven Corporation (616) 245-5684 Standale Lumber & Supply (616) 530-8200 www.standalelumber.com