The Kitchen Design Podcast. Episode 27 ⋆

Paul describes imported furniture.Episode 27

Paul is talking to Steve, and Steve has some really good questions. Paul explains why furniture can be expensive and why buying imported furniture from a US supplier can be a great bargain if you’re on a budget. Paul discusses individual furniture brands in the lower end of the spectrum and the hazards of some of those brands’ door styles. Paul also explains why assembling a cabinet yourself is a time-consuming investment. Paul talks about emissions and why cheaper brands can produce less.

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Paul’s biography published in magazines kitchen and bath design news:

Paul McCalary has a voice that resonates well beyond the boundaries of the western suburbs of Philadelphia and the city’s prestigious Mainline, home to his acclaimed Delaware Valley design firm.

President and senior designer at Main Line Kitchen Design in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, McAlary has won more than a dozen local and national design awards, including being named Viking Appliance Designer of Distinction for 2017. and is an internationally recognized authority on kitchen design.

Beyond his achievements as a designer, McCalary also has a burgeoning reputation as a creative force behind the ‘Main Line Kitchen Design Blog,’ a unique online forum and social media resource read by over 40,000 people each month. As one of the world’s top kitchen design blogs. Main Line Kitchen Design videos and blogs cover a wide range of kitchen/bath related topics with the aim of sparking a constructive exchange of ideas between consumers and design professionals alike.

Mr. McCalary’s kitchens and comments often appear in trade publications and social media sites, sometimes at odds with the establishment of kitchen design, but he maintains a unique sense of humor and a passion for design standards, ethics and transparency. known as an advocate. kitchen design industry.