Interior Design - October 1, 2003

Kitchen-and-bath is booming these days. Both urban and suburban, kitchens have become showrooms of professional-grade appliances, and bathrooms—growing ever more spalike—are being fit with oversize tubs and multiple showerheads. Designers and dealers spent more than $235 million in 2002 to accomplish this transformation, completing some 4,000 kitchen-and-bath projects.

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