DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen

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Photo courtesy of Mims photography

6801 Wayzata Boulevard • St. Louis Park
952-417-9999
www.dreamkitchenbath.com

DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen approaches these important rooms with an international perspective—from small innovations to total renovations. Its showroom offers an eclectic mix of kitchen and bath vignettes with influences from around the globe. And the 1,100-square-foot showroom is a statement that DreamMaker is committed to quality and creativity, says Lynn Monson, president.

“We feature a wide range of options from simple quick-fix makeovers to high-end luxury products,” he says. “The options give choices for your style and budget.”

Among the showroom’s displays are three representations of trends popular in the region: a clean-lined contemporary display with Asian influences; a traditional display with detailed embellishments and a rich mix of materials; and a transitional display with a casual feel and bold colors. The showroom carries several lines of custom and semi-custom cabinets, abundant choices of countertop and flooring materials, cabinet hardware and interior accessories, and plumbing fixtures.

“Our showroom will help the client envision what his or her kitchen or bath might look like, and help them to make choices of product and material,” Monson says.  “To this end, vignettes displaying various styles and realistic elements of the room, including lighting, are important for the hands-on experience.”

What sets DreamMaker apart, he continues, is the number of options it offers clients. DreamMaker can do a complete redesign and remodel of a kitchen or bath, or can do a more simple makeover without tearing out the existing room. The firm has been honored with more than 45 design and remodeling awards in the last eight years—a testament to the its abilities.

“A DreamMaker franchise can produce the same high-end quality work found in the best design firms in the Twin Cities,” Monson says. “We are an international franchise with tremendous buying power, so the world is available.”

Because DreamMaker is not a retail store, Monson suggests making an appointment before you visit the showroom.

Showroom hours:

Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Other hours by appointment

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