Kitchens.com Introduces Ask a Designer Videos to Answer Top Questions About Kitchen Design, Color, Layout, Remodeling

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 27, 2008 -- How can I make the best use of space in a small kitchen? What is the work triangle? What are some inexpensive ways to add color to a white kitchen? How much does a kitchen remodel cost? Which countertop materials are easiest to maintain?

Consumers planning to redecorate or remodel their kitchens can find the answers to all of these questions---and several dozen more---on Kitchens.com. Ask a Designer (http://www.kitchens.com/01-Kitchen-Design/Ask-A-Designer/default.asp), an exciting new video collection from Kitchens.com, features top designers answering the kitchen design questions most frequently posted on or e-mailed Kitchens.com.

This invaluable tool allows homeowners to receive guidance from an experienced design professional from the comfort of their own homes. Topics covered include kitchen design, color, layout, budget, appliances, cabinets, countertops and trends.

"Sometimes going to a showroom or design center makes people nervous, because they're afraid of getting a hard sell or of sounding stupid," explains Kimberly Sweet, editor-in-chief of Kitchens.com. "Others need a push in the right direction or assurance that they're making good decisions."

Packed with useful design ideas and remodeling tips, the videos feature beautiful showrooms created by award-winning kitchen designers. Each video, however, is only 1 to 3 minutes long, making Ask a Designer easy viewing for busy parents and professionals.

Viewers can post additional questions to the Kitchens.com Message Boards, or try the site's Ask the Editor column.

About Kitchens.com:

Kitchens.com (http://www.kitchens.com) is a comprehensive resource for homeowners seeking information and inspiration for their ideal kitchen. This independent online publication features photography, kitchen design trends and ideas, new product updates, product buying guides, and handy how-to information on planning and budgeting--all in a user-friendly format that puts knowledge at consumers' fingertips.

Founded in 1996, Kitchens.com is based in Chicago.

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