Question 1

Q. How long does delivery typically take, and what if it's late?

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A: We provide accurate lead time estimates upfront, typically 8 weeks for custom cabinets. While we strive to meet this deadline, delays can occur due to manufacturing or logistics factors beyond our control. We communicate proactively with customers about any delays and will keep you updated weekly if there are issues.

Question 2

Q: What happens if my product arrives damaged?

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A: We carefully pack all items. If damage occurs during delivery, we will replace the item at no cost. Please report damage within 48 hours of delivery with photos.

Question 3

Q: How long does a replacement take?

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A: Replacements for custom orders typically take 2 weeks. We apologize for any inconvenience if this does happen and we always provide regular status updates.

Question 4

Q: How do I know if you have a specific product in stock?

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A: Please call us before visiting to confirm availability. Our staff will verify in-stock items and discuss alternatives if needed. 518 372-3208

Question 5

Q: What should I expect when I visit the Central Kitchen & Bath Showroom?

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A: We welcome walk-ins during business hours. However, scheduling an appointment ensures you receive personalized attention. Please call 518.372.3208 or Make An Appointment online  to book a time that works best for you.

Question 6

Q. Do you provide installation?

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No we do not.  We have many incredible relationships contractors and can give you recommendations based upon your project type.

Question 7

Q.Do I need to hire my own contractor?

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Many remodeling projects require a qualified contractor to handle demolition, construction, plumbing, electrical work, installation, and permits. Our team focuses on design guidance and product selection and can help coordinate specifications with your chosen professional.

Question 8

Q. Can my contractor purchase products from the showroom?

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Yes. We work with contractors, builders, remodelers, designers, and other trade professionals. Contractors can contact the showroom to discuss product sourcing and project requirements.

Question 9

Q. Who takes the final measurements?

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The responsible party depends on the product and project agreement. Final measurements should always be verified by the appropriate designer, fabricator, installer, or contractor before custom products are ordered.

Question 10

Q. Can contractors send clients to the showroom?

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Yes. Contractors can send their clients to explore displays and select cabinetry, countertops, fixtures, finishes, and other products with help from our showroom specialists.

Question 11

Q. Do you offer contractor or trade pricing?

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Qualified trade professionals should contact Central Kitchen & Bath Showroom to discuss available contractor programs, purchasing arrangements, and account requirements.

Question 12

Q. When should I visit a kitchen and bath showroom?

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Visit the showroom early in your planning process, ideally before hiring contractors or purchasing materials. Seeing products in person can help you establish your style, understand your options, create a realistic budget, and avoid selections that do not work well together.

Question 13

Q. Do I need an appointment to visit Central Kitchen & Bath Showroom?

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We kindly recommend making an appointment so a showroom specialist can give your project the time and personal attention it deserves. Call 518-372-3208 or schedule an appointment online.

Question 14

Q. What should I bring to my showroom appointment?

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Bring photographs and approximate measurements of your existing space, floor plans or blueprints, inspiration photos, preferred colors, and an estimated budget. It is also helpful to prepare a list of what you like, and what is not working, in your current kitchen or bathroom.

Question 15

Q. What if I don’t know what style I want?

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That is perfectly normal. Our showroom specialists can help you compare traditional, transitional, contemporary, farmhouse, and other styles. Seeing complete displays and product samples makes it easier to discover what feels right for your home.

Question 16

Q. Can you help me plan my entire kitchen or bathroom?

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Yes. We can help you coordinate cabinetry, countertops, sinks, faucets, vanities, tubs, showers, toilets, hardware, storage, and finishes to create a cohesive design.

Question 17

Q. Can you help me create a realistic remodeling budget?

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Yes. Tell us your preferred investment range and highest priorities. We can help you compare brands, materials, features, and price points so you know where to invest and where more economical options may make sense.

Question 18

WHAT ARE THE LATEST BATH TRENDS?

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The Latest Bath Trends focus on creating a spa-like retreat. Key elements include organic materials like wood and stone, walk-in showers with frameless glass, floating vanities, and calming color palettes.

At the 10,000 sq.ft Central Kitchen and Bath Showroom we feature these spa-like bath trending features with our air tub by Bain Ultra; an accessible walk-in shower by Onyx Shower Kits.

LED illuminated mirrors and medicine cabinets by Sofia Medicine Cabinet and Electric Mirror Company provide storage and flattering illumination.   Steam is another spa-like consideration with complete home systems by Mr. Steam.

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Question 19

WHAT COLORS ARE TRENDING IN BATHROOMS?

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Popular colors include warm neutrals, soft earth tones, sage green, and deep navy. Matte black and brushed gold are trending for fixtures, while white and light gray remain timeless choices for walls and tiles.

Here at the CENTRAL KITCHEN AND BATH SHOWROOM we have bold metallic finishes for faucets and accessories such as Moen’s Brushed Gold and Matte Black or Delta’s Champagne Bronze or Arctic Stainless steel kitchen faucets.

Warm, neutral tones like Bertch Cabinet’s Bistro or Dawn stains.  Painted finishes such as Bertch’s Pistachio green, Cobalt blue, and Graphite grey.

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Question 20

WHAT TILE STYLES ARE IN FASHION FOR BATHROOMS?

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Large-format tiles are on the rise for a sleek, seamless look. Other popular choices include terrazzo, zellige (handmade-look) tiles, and geometric patterns. Vertical stacked tiles and textured surfaces are also gaining attention.

Here at the CENTRAL KITCHEN AND BATH SHOWROOM  we have bathroom trending tiles like geometric tile patterns, particularly in a vertically stacked orientation, are popular choices.  Large, bold, pattern tile still dominates recent selections complimenting the Matte Black and Brushed Gold faucet finishes

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Question 21

ARE BATHTUBS GOING OUT OF STYLE?

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Bathtubs are still popular, especially freestanding tubs that act as statement pieces. In smaller bathrooms, tubs may be replaced with luxurious showers like Onyx Shower Kits, but in larger spaces, bathtubs remain a key feature for a spa-like experience.

Large, freestanding soaking tubs from Maidstone or Victoria Albert or air tubs by Bain Ultra are popular for larger bathrooms.  Smaller bathroom projects typically exchange an “alcove tub” for an accessible, low-threshold shower from Onyx.

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Question 22

WHAT ARE THE MOST POPULAR BATHROOM VANITIES RIGHT NOW?

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Bathroom Floating Vanities are highly popular due to their modern look and ability to make a space feel larger. Bathroom Vanities with fluted or ribbed wood textures, integrated sinks, and sleek countertops are also trending.

Floating Bathroom Vanities like ones from Bertch Cabinets are a popular choice due to the ease of cleaning.  Onyx countertops which feature integrated bowls are popular in colors like Solid White and Alaska.

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Question 23

IS BRUSHED GOLD STILL IN STYLE FOR BATHROOM FIXTURES?

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Yes, brushed gold continues to be a popular choice. It adds warmth and elegance to a bathroom without the high shine of traditional polished gold. Matte black and mixed metals are also in demand.
At Central Kitchen and Bath Showroom we carry all kinds of bathroom fixtures including brushed gold.  Brushed Gold consistently ranks as the top choice for current bathroom remodel projects.  Moen’s Brushed Gold and Delta’s Champagne Bronze are subtle variations of this popular finish.  Matte Black is also another top choice for those looking to offset white countertops or showers.
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Question 24

WHAT ARE THE LATEST KITCHEN REMODELING TRENDS?

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Here are several of the latest kitchen-remodeling trends for 2025, with ideas you might consider for your own space in Upstate NY. These trends blend aesthetics, functionality, sustainability and technology.

Backsplash, Surfaces & Finishes

 	
Backsplashes are becoming statement pieces: big slabs, full height from counter to ceiling, dramatic veining, textured tiles.

 	
Waterfall edge countertops and bold stone patterns are gaining popularity: islands or counters that show the material’s edge from top to side.

 	
Mixing hardware finishes (brass, matte black, brushed metals) is in: not everything has to match perfectly, combining finishes adds richness.


Color & Material Trends

 	
Moving away from super-bright white kitchens: many designers are favoring warm, earthy tones such as sage, terracotta, clay-inspired neutrals, and muted greens paired with natural wood textures.

 	
Bold color choices are also emerging for accent cabinetry or islands: deep blues, forest greens, even matte black are being used to add personality rather than purely calm neutrals.

 	
Mixed materials and textures are very in-vogue: think wood + stone, matte + gloss finishes, mixed metals for hardware. This layering gives depth and makes the kitchen feel custom and rich.

 	
Curved edges and softer geometry are gaining traction with rounded islands or cabinetry soften the look and promote a more fluid feel.


Layout, Storage & Functional Design

 	
Kitchen islands are evolving: they’re no longer just a prep surface but a multi-functional hub with seating, cooktops, prep sinks, charging stations, and storage.

 	
Hidden storage is big: integrated pantries, appliance garages, pull-out drawers, cabinets that hide functionality so the kitchen stays clean and uncluttered.

 	
Open shelving and glass-front cabinets continue to trend, but with the caveat: they need to be styled and organized well, because they expose more of the contents.

 	
Layouts that accommodate multiple uses: kitchens are more than cooking areas...they’re part workspace, social hub, even remote-work station in some homes. Islands and layouts reflect that.

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