That’s what’s working for me right now.

Don’t go over budget!We all know this.

Make sure you stay within your budget for money.time as much as possible.. 6.Don’t be afraid and be prepared to broaden the scope of the project.

It’s easier to get everything done while you’re at it rather than worry about it later.. 7.Don’t just plan the space based on your current needs or the current style or even current technology.

Courtenay actually said this in reference to how many outlets we would need:  ‘who knows, maybe in five years we won’t be plugging things in anymore’.

Have a backup home.KraftMaid retailers, like The Home Depot, have in-store designers to help you work out all  of the finer details of your plan, which is super helpful.

They can’t read your mind though, so it’s important that you have a clear idea of what you want and need before you go into the store.The designer will help make your plans a reality by making your vanity fit into place properly and function the way you want.

They think of little details, like adding in 1-inch spacers here and there to make sure that your doors can open completely without hitting your wall, or making sure that visible side panels are as beautifully finished as your cabinet fronts.. Add some bells and whistles.Once you’ve made sure that you have the basics down, that your vanity will actually fit in your space and that it’ll serve all the major functions that you need it to, I definitely recommend adding in a few more storage features.