Consumers are moving to online platforms at lightning speed. Over three-quarters of U.S. adults use the Internet and Baby Boomers are the fastest-growing segment of Facebook users. Nearly 30% of online kitchen conversations relate to giving and getting advice on products and purchase recommendations. And if something needs fixing, or there's a question about installation, consumers are turning to the web for answers. This 63-page report utilizes the latest social media monitoring and reporting tools to explore 1,800 online conversations related to kitchen faucets, refrigerators, dishwashers, cooking appliances, ventilation and cabinets. Learn More
The composition of the American household is changing and this is having an effect on what consumers want when remodeling or building their kitchen. This two-part study delves into how people with children view their kitchens and compares their needs, attitudes and remodeling plans to those with other family structures. Learn More
Two out of five online faucet-related conversations about faucets involve people seeking advice on technical issues or repair problems. This 27-page report utilizes the latest social media monitoring and reporting tools to explore 1,800 online conversations related to faucets. Learn More
Nearly 40% of online conversations about appliances involve people seeking or giving purchasing advice and recommendations. This 44-page report utilizes the latest social media monitoring and reporting tools to explore 1,800 online conversations related to kitchen appliances. Learn More
Based on a large survey of U.S. consumers, this report brief explores the differences among three generations in what is desired in their 'dream kitchens', sources used for ideas for recent kitchen remodels, and meal preparation and cooking activities.
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Kitchen designers from across the country talk about trends in client requests. What's hot and what's not hot in kitchen designs and styles? How are designers addressing their clients' storage issues? This 22-page report reveals insights to emerging trends in kitchen design. Learn More
The majority of kitchen designers in the U.S. are positive in their assessment of their businesses. What steps are they taking to grow? What types of projects are they undertaking? This research reveals answers from a survey of 85 professional kitchen designers from across the country, exploring how their businesses have been trending. Learn More
Kitchen designers are doing mostly remodels rather than new home construction these days. And while budget concerns are prominent, value has surfaced as the key. This 18-page report encompasses feedback from professionals kitchen designers across the country as they talk about what trends they see for the future and what new products or features they would like to see available. Learn More
Today's kitchen designers still rely heavily on print magazines as a key source for design inspiration. Which manufacturer websites do they like best and why? What's the most favored brand to use or work with? Get the answers to these questions and more with this 21-page report which reveals key insights from professional kitchen designers about their sources of inspiration, favorite websites and favorite brands. Learn More
In previous research, RICKI has consistently found a sizable minority of people who made a kitchen improvement in the past year who sa they would spend more if they had to do it again. This current research is based on data from multiple sources (150 professional kitchen designers, 1,000 U.S homeowners and a subset of 20 homeowners whohad remodeled their kitchen in the past 12 months and regret at least one aspect of the final project. This report provides data about actional ways to address the 'regret factor'. Learn More
