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Our goal is to help you make the very best decisions you can for your home, and match your needs with a budget that works for you.
Refrigerators, dishwashers, ovens, microwaves. These appliances get top billing in most kitchens. But another important appliance — the range hood — keeps you comfortable while cooking and can even add a touch of style to your space.
For more than 50 years Neil Kelly Company has focused on supporting the community, investing in others, and adopting environmentally-friendly practices. Becoming a B Corp was a natural step in Neil Kelly’s long tradition of community service and environmental leadership. Neil Kelly is proud to be a certified B Corporation alongside the number of other… > Read more
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Every home is different, and many factors affect the cost of a solar energy system. Here are 5 things you should know about solar.
Now that we’ve spent more than a year of our lives mostly confined in our homes, and now that Spring has officially sprung, our typical Pacific Northwest enthusiasm for the outdoors is on a whole new level. Needless to say, using nature as inspiration for your home’s interior, otherwise known as Biophilic Design, is really having… > Read more
One of the most common questions we get about bathroom remodeling is: “Do I really need a bathtub?” or, “Does removing a bathtub devalue my home? The answer is everyone’s favorite: it depends. Are You a “Tub Person” Or A “Shower Person”? First, consider your lifestyle. If you’re already leaning toward replacing your home’s only… > Read more
Unless you’ve been in your home for many years, you likely haven’t had to think about your windows very much. But window maintenance, repair, and replacement is key to keeping your home in good condition now and in the future.
Everyone loves the “Ooh and Ahh” factor of a large, opulent kitchen. But let’s face it, most of us can’t afford to blow out an exterior wall to accommodate a massive space. So when it comes to small kitchen design there are some tricks to make a tiny space live large.
For busy homeowners, a handyman can be a world of help. Learn how Neil Kelly’s professional handyman services can help homeowners in Oregon and Washington.
Get ahead of the trend with the Neil Kelly design forecast for 2021. Pick up on interior and exterior trends and ideas for the next year.
Hosting guests may not happen frequently, but having the right space makes all the difference. Here’s how to make space for your guests.
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Tub or Shower? “If it turns out the tub is only used for watering house plants, or worse, for the cat box, I say NO! I have learned over the years, there are ‘tub people’ and ‘shower people.'” — Kathleen Donohue, Bend Design Consultant
Small Kitchen Design: “It’s often beneficial to have a mobile surface like a prep table on casters or a table that folds out from the wall.” — Karen Richmond, Portland Design Consultant
Backsplash Tile: “Something about a handmade ceramic tile makes me swoon. The imperfect edges of each tile allow the grout to show off, and the subtle tone variations from tile to tile add character.” — Erika Altenhofen, Portland Design Consultant
Regional Differences: “In California, people are very interested in keeping up with the neighbors and resale value. In the Pacific Northwest, there is a greater attention to craftsmanship that I find really inspiring.” — Jamie Smugeresky, Seattle Design Consultant