Friday, February 3rd, 2012
Filed under: Live Green by Tamy Severude
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Holiday Kitchens is proud to be a certified member of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer’s Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP).
“In 2006, the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) created the Environmental Stewardship Program to help cabinet manufacturers demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability and help consumers easily identify environmentally-friendly products. After meeting certification requirements in areas of air [...]
Thursday, July 7th, 2011
Filed under: Healthy Home 2010 by Tamy Severude
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Holiday Kitchens aligned with Healthy Child Healthy World to feature its eco-friendly Robin Wilson Home Custom Cabinetry collection by Holiday Kitchens in organization’s Healthy Home 2010. This line features full access (frameless) construction using a no-added formaldehyde industrial board that is SCS and [...]
Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
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Green in color or “green” because their eco-friendly – we love all these fabulous kitchens!
Sunday, January 16th, 2011
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We are proud to announce that Nicholas Pedersen, a 2010 Rice Lake High School graduate, is this year’s recipient of a $500 college scholarship from Holiday Kitchens.
Tamy Severude and Nicholas Pedersen
Holiday Kitchens is committed to improving the social, economic, and environmental concerns of our community.
Good luck, Nicholas, we are proud of all your accomplishments!
Wednesday, December 8th, 2010
Filed under: Kitchen Design by Nikki Krueger
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Fisher’s Kitchen & Bath is the design studio found at The Countertop Shoppe in Topeka, KS. Soon to celebrate their 10th anniversary, the Fisher’s Design Team has found great satisfaction creating beautiful spaces for their clients. Custom fabricators and installers are part of the team that ensures hassle free projects.
Fisher’s Kitchen & Bath in [...]
Monday, September 13th, 2010
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Guest blog post by Susan Lund of Spacial Design – San Anselmo, CA
We would like to inspire you by telling you about five of the most important trends that are in our consciousness as we consider how we want to design and live in our kitchens. These are lifestyle trends, not the color of the month [...]
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
Filed under: Robin Wilson/Eco Friendly, What's New by Nikki Krueger
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Robin Wilson, nationally recognized eco-friendly interior designer and author of the book Kennedy Green House: Designing an Eco-Friendly Home from the Foundation to the Furniture, will be speaking on her involvement in the eco-healthy remodel of Robert F. Kennedy’s mold infested home and provide tips on how these changes can be implemented by any homeowner [...]
Monday, June 7th, 2010
Filed under: Kennedy Green House, Robin Wilson/Eco Friendly by Tamy Severude
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Kennedy Green House: Designing an Eco-Healthy Home from the Foundation to the Furniture authored by nationally recognized eco-friendly home design expert, Robin Wilson, received the bronze medal award in the Home and Garden category at the 2010 IPPY Awards in New York on May 25th.
Kennedy Green House, documents the eco-healthy remodel of Bobby and Mary Richardson [...]
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010
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Arbor Day is a very special day at Holiday Kitchens and we celebrate every year by providing all our employees with a tree to plant. While many people have heard of Arbor Day, many do not know the history behind it.
Arbor Day was founded by nature lover J. Sterling Morton on April 10, 1872 in Nebraska. [...]
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010
Filed under: Live Green, Robin Wilson/Eco Friendly by Nikki Krueger
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Off gassing of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and indoor air quality are subjects of growing concern for many people, especially if someone in the home is hypersensitive to chemicals or has a respiratory aliment. Increased attention over the last several years has focused on how the materials in our homes can generate dangerous levels of [...]
