A visit to Allied Kitchen & Bath is like stepping into a designer magazine, with so many beautiful vignettes displaying the many kitchen and bath products they sell. Bill Feinberg and Joe Feinberg started the business in 1984. Due to their hard work, professionalism and integrity, the business grew. Of course, their success is in part due to their parents, Nate and Harriet Feinberg, plus their two
other brothers, David and Joe Feinberg, who they enlisted to become part of the family business.

This year, they will build a new 15,000- square-foot showroom, and Allied Kitchen& Bath has been named to the prestigious list of "Big 50 Remodelers in the U.S.," awarded by the National Association ofRemodelers Industry. Company President Bill Feinberg said that quality and service have been the
secret to the company's success.

"We're not going anywhere," said Feinberg."And there is always someone here to help you."

So whether you are in the dreaming stage or doing the planning for a new kitchen or bath, Allied Kitchen & Bath at 616 W. Oakland Park Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale is the place to go. There, you will see the latest and finest available for kitchens and baths, from cabinetry to appliances to the largest selection
of hardware in South Florida, plus so much more. While they specialize in kitchens and baths for new or used homes, they also have expertise in space planning, family rooms, home offices, custom closets and bar units.

The company designs and builds kitchens that range from $30,000 to over $200,000, and the revolution that began a few years ago in appliances and cabinetry continues as kitchens and baths become more safe, functional and beautiful.

"Old World" kitchen designs are the rage of the moment, according to Feinberg. Kitchen hearths over the stove are in high demand because they are beautiful, they can be the focal point of the room, and they can add an interesting look while hiding the ventilation. And mixing woods is another growing trend,
like pairing cherry cabinets with a contrasting wood in a different finish or using an "Old World" white on an island.

Without question, Feinberg said, the biggest trend in bathrooms is the bath spa experience. Because of the busy lifestyle many of his clients lead, they feel the need for a quiet place at home. The natural feeling found in the bath spa is perfect.

Pamela Moskowitz is Allied Kitchen & Bath's knowledgeable director of special projects. Her expertise revealed that one of the newest looks in kitchens is totally integrated appliances. They completely disappear into the cabinetry because the control panels are placed on the inlay and are completely
concealed except when the drawer is open. The hardware can be replaced with whatever the client desires.

Moskowitz also noted that warming drawers and wine coolers are becoming staples in the kitchen. The dishwasher drawer is fairly new to the market and has found quick acceptance. It is small and used in kosher kitchens as an extra dishwasher or as the primary dishwasher when space is at a premium.
"The trend is towards professional-style kitchens," she said.

Feinberg said that one of the biggest changes in the bathroom is the trend to use furniture, often antique or antique looking, to hold the new glass vessels that are works of art in themselves. The hardware can also be as varied as the clients. Steam showers, rain showers, lighting, mirrors and glass tiles are only a few of the pieces Allied Kitchen & Bath clients can choose from to tailor their
bathroom to their unique lifestyle.

Allied Kitchen & Bath designs are built to last a lifetime, and the time-consuming task of obtaining all necessary permits from the city or county where the client lives is done by his company to ensure that all work is done legally and safely.

"It is a one-stop experience," said Feinberg.

Besides answering all of their clients design and remodeling questions, Allied Kitchen & Bath fulfills their needs for cabinets, counter tops, flooring, appliances, plumbing, electric and all construction work.
And repeat customers are common- sometimes three or four times- so Feinberg knows
that the personal attention they give each job has resulted in custom satisfaction.

"Remodeling is a very tough job," said Feinberg. "Our job is to give them the look of their dreams."

Come visit Allied Kitchen & Bath, the friendly and professional place with a showroom so beautiful, you will feel like you've stepped into a designer magazine.