Publications
- Signature Kitchens & Baths (Fall 2010) ; Signature Kitchens; “English Country Colonial” , “Traditional” , “Palazzo Perfection” and “Italian Country” (re-print)
- New York Living Magazine (April 2009); The Heart of the Home: Eco-Kitchens
- 2009 Holiday Kitchens / Robin Wilson Home Collection Brochure
- Rockland County’s Best Magazine (Spring 2009); Royal Kitchen Corp.
- Signature Kitchens & Baths (Winter 2009) ; Signature Kitchens; “New World Elegance” and “Tuscan Elegance” (re-print)
- Signature Kitchens & Baths (July/August 2008); 40 Top Designers in 40 Cities; “Palazzo Charm” and “Tuscan Elegance”
- Rockland Magazine (October 2006); Masters of Design
- In Town -Northern Westchester (Spring 2006); Home is where the Art is
- Kitchen & Bath Design News (6/03); Business Insights; “Use Fun, Informal Approach to Qualify Potential Clients, Designer Says”
- Remodeling (July 2002); Kitchen & Bath Management; “The Price is Right”
- Kitchen & Bath Business (February 2002); How to give Professional Presentations and Qualify Clients (Speaker)
- K/BIS 2002 Show Directory; Book Signing Schedule
LOCAL KITCHEN DESIGNER, VINCENT A. CASTIELLO, FEATURED IN SIGNATURE KITCHENS & BATHS DESIGN AWARDS ISSUE
New City, New York, USA- Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine, a national consumer-enthusiast publication featuring the most innovative kitchen and bath designs for today’s discriminating homeowner, has featured Royal Kitchen Corp. in its 12th Annual Design Awards issue (Fall 2010). The issue features a select group of designers from across the country, each judged by a panel of professionals. Royal Kitchen Corp’s six-page article highlights their masterful designs and showcases the breathtaking results of a kitchen project constructed for local homeowners.
The featured project was designed by the Royal Kitchen Corp design team after the homeowners commissioned the company to create a beautiful, functional design for their home. After careful consultation with the homeowners and an assessment of their needs and aesthetic desires, the Royal Kitchen Corp team went to work to create a beautiful project that will bring years of enjoyment to the homeowners.
Founded in 1989, Royal Kitchen Corp is a full-service kitchen and bath design firm in New City, New York. With 9 employees, Royal Kitchen Corp has positioned itself as a leader in the kitchen and bath industry. The company offers a full range of design and construction services that results in the creation of exquisite interiors for private residences.
Signature Kitchen & Baths magazine is a high-end, consumer-enthusiast publication available nationwide on newsstands, in bookstores and at select home-improvement stores. The magazine serves as a vital design wish book for the growing market of homeowners who are seeking to build anew or remodel within the next sixty days. The bimonthly publication features photographs and diagrams of America’s most accomplished kitchen and bath designs, along with informative features, industry trends, hot new products and designer recommendations. Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine is one of the best-selling kitchen and bath publications on the market today, and it is continually becoming a must-have for homeowners to remodel their interiors. For more information about Signature Kitchens & Baths, visit us on the web at www.signaturekitchensandbaths.com or visit your nearest newsstand.
High-resolution images of Royal Kitchen Corps’ projects are available for use by the media. Vincent A. Castiello is available for interviews and may be reached at (845) 638-4575 for article quotes and design story ideas for the local media.
SIGNATURE KITCHEN & BATH MAGAZINE
When the owners of this New City, New York, home were looking to remodel their kitchen, they turned to Vincent A. Castiello, CKD, of Royal Kitchen Corp. His challenge: create a more efficient kitchen with a surplus of cabinet storage and work surfaces while providing plenty of visual interest. Castiello had to think outside the box to incorporate all the details in this small space. To meet their needs, the island incorporates a microwave drawer, while two refrigerator drawers provide extra storage and easy access for the kids. There is also a warming drawer in case someone is late for dinner.
The multilevel island separates the work surface from the eating area, allowing the island to serve multiple functions. The island, as well as a pass-through to the family room complete with bar stools, provides plenty of space for people to congregate wh
ile entertaining. A message center with file drawers helps keep the family organized. Stylewise, the hood is a natural focal point in the kitchen with its interesting detailing and overall Tuscan feel, while the appliances have integrated panels to disguise their location and create a seamless appeal.
The new convenience-minded layout, along with some structural changes, provides easy access and a more open flow to other rooms in the house. In the end, the designer met the homeowners’ goals while merging superior-grade style with a family-functional environment.
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