Something even as simple of a task as wandering the aisles at Home Goods or Target to decorate my mantel for the holidays gives me anxiety. Do I want to go with the restrained, muted colors of fall or full-on Halloween-Had-Exploded-All-Over-the-Place? I mean it can make or break your living room, you know!

Your home is so important and the way it looks and feels should always make you feel happy and comfortable. I could really spend countless hours scrolling through my favorite interior designers Instagram pages for inspiration. Pinterest has cost me too many hours of my life to count. All of this research, and I still can’t narrow down a design or make a decision without second-guessing myself. I don’t know that I could survive a remodel and all the décor decisions involved without help. Should I go modern, clean and simple, colorful and fun, trendy, or classic? Do I want timeless elegance, mid-century modern, eclectic, contemporary, traditional, bohemian, or a combination of a few styles? A quick internet search, and I am right back where I started – overwhelmed and unable to make a decision.

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Enter the Kitchen Source. At their locally-owned-and-operated store, you will find a full turn-key design and remodel firm dedicated to providing their clients the best experience possible. Whether you are remodeling your existing kitchen or designing your dream bathroom, their award-winning team of designers will be with you from start to finish. Their meticulous design process ensures the delivery of an exceptionally finished product that anticipates and responds to the needs of you, the client, whether it is a kitchen, bathroom, or custom home space.

The Kitchen Source will work with you to hand-select products including Wood-Mode custom cabinets, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Kohler fixtures, and much more. Once your dream kitchen, bathroom, or other space has been designed, their team of installers and remodelers will work to ensure that the transformation is completed to the highest of standards. If you already have a builder, interior designer, architect, or general contractor, they will partner with them throughout your remodel.

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While this process can seem daunting, the Kitchen Source makes it simple. Once you are ready to get started, you will begin by doing a walk-through of your home or construction site. Together with the design team, you will then explore your ideas, go through magazines, look at pictures you’ve selected. Once your ideas are on the table, you and your designer will assess the style you want for your home. You will carefully discuss and analyze the optimal function of your space and begin creating your design plan. You will go over and establish a budget that you feel comfortable with. Once you are comfortable with all aspects of the project from style and design to budget and function, you can retain your designer and rest easy knowing your space will be fabulous once finished.

If anyone is looking for me, I’ll probably still be roaming the aisles of Home Goods until we are ready to pull the trigger on a new home. When that happens, the Kitchen Source will be one of my first calls.

Angela Weaver is a native Texan, raised in Keller, but she got to Fort Worth as soon as she could. At 17, she joined the Marine Corps and served four years active duty. After her military service ended, she went to work for a hedge fund and then a whiskey distillery, both in Fort Worth. Her most important role started in 2009 when she became a mom. She lives with her husband and two boys in Fort Worth and spends as much time as possible on fun adventures with her kids. She loves to spend her time with her boys outdoors getting the full Boy Mom experience, even if that means being covered in dirt, catching fish, or shooting BB guns. She loves the sense of community she has found in Fort Worth and can’t wait share that with our readers.

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We ask on the Tanglewood Moms group page because we are seeking the input of the community of women surrounding us. We want honest feedback from moms who go through our same daily routine – wake everyone up, breakfast, coffee, ask the kids to get dressed 400 times, more coffee, last minute panic because we can’t find the missing shoes, “Mom! Where’s my homework?/I forgot my project is due today!” and so on. We all know the drill.

Wouldn’t this be less stressful in a beautiful home? I’m going with 100% yes! The Kitchen Source has been recommended countless times among our brilliant group of women, wives, and mothers. The Kitchen Source does not disappoint and being a family-run business, they understand what we are all looking for. Our homes should feel like our refuge, our happy place. Our kitchens should be the heartbeat of our homes. This is the place where we sit with our children in the afternoons to talk about their day, work on homework, grab a snack, have family dinners, and talk with our loved ones about their days. This is the place where we have a late night bowl of ice cream with our spouse or the straggler avoiding bedtime.

I would be willing to bet that most of us spend the majority of our time at home with our families in our kitchens. Whether we are up early getting breakfast ready, coffee made, and lunches packed before all the little feet hit the floor or prepping dinners for the busy week ahead, we all spend a lot of time in our kitchens. The Kitchen Source gets this and knows how important it is for our kitchen to feel like the center of our homes.

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Established in 1991, The Kitchen Source is a family-owned-and-operated business. Not only are they a family-owned business, but most of their trusted vendors are small, locally-owned family businesses. With showrooms located in Fort Worth, Southlake, and Dallas, they are here in our communities to help us tackle our renovation or remodeling projects. They take pride in their team and don’t take lightly the trust given to them by their clients. The Kitchen Source is renowned for creating numerous national and regional award winning interior and outdoor living spaces. They offer experienced and knowledgeable designers to walk clients through their showrooms. These showrooms allow clients to see first-hand different ideas and styles to implement into their own homes. They feature products including Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry, Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances. Their design team will guide you through your project from inception to completion, prommising to provide beauty and functionality in your home.

If you are looking to start an interior remodel or renovation in your home, I urge you to go check out one of their showrooms and meet with a Kitchen Source designer to help you get started on your next project.

The Fort Worth showroom is located at:

3116 W. 6th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
817-731-4299

Hours M-F 9am-5pm and Saturday 11am-3pm, closed on Sunday
http://thekitchensource.net/

Angela Weaver is a native Texan, raised in Keller, but she got to Fort Worth as soon as she could. At 17, she joined the Marine Corps and served four years active duty. After her military service ended, she went to work for a hedge fund and then a whiskey distillery, both in Fort Worth. Her most important role started in 2009 when she became a mom. She lives with her husband and two boys in Fort Worth and spends as much time as possible on fun adventures with her kids. She loves to spend her time with her boys outdoors getting the full Boy Mom experience, even if that means being covered in dirt, catching fish, or shooting BB guns. She loves the sense of community she has found in Fort Worth and can’t wait share that with our readers.

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