Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath, Normal IL

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Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath, Normal IL Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath is a Fourth Generation Fabrication Shop with Locations in Normal IL as well as Champaign IL. Need Countertops or Cabients?

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10/20/2026

When you are comparing cabinet options, it is easy to focus on doors, color, and hardware. But some of the most important quality is hiding inside the box.

A few things worth asking about:

What is the box made of? Plywood cabinet boxes hold screws firmly, which matters for hinges and drawer slides that open and close thousands of times, and they tend to handle moisture well. Furniture board is a budget-friendly option that can work fine, but it is worth knowing which one you are getting.

How thick are the shelves? A shelf that sags under a stack of dishes is a small annoyance that adds up. Thicker shelves hold their line longer.

How are the drawers built? Dovetail joints are a sign of sturdy construction, while stapled corners can loosen over years of daily use.

How is the interior finished? A sealed interior is easier to wipe clean and handles spills better.

None of these questions change how pretty the kitchen looks on day one. They change how it holds up on year ten.

We have been delivering and installing cabinets in the Normal area for 72 years, and we are happy to walk you through what is inside the boxes you are comparing. Just ask.

A safer, smoother laundry-room remodel starts behind the wall. 🧺Plan the dryer vent route before the walls close: aim fo...
10/20/2026

A safer, smoother laundry-room remodel starts behind the wall. 🧺

Plan the dryer vent route before the walls close: aim for the shortest, straightest path to an exterior exit, and use smooth rigid metal duct rather than flexible foil. Extra length and bends can restrict airflow, so follow the dryer manufacturer’s specifications and local code for duct-length limits.

A well-planned route helps reduce lint buildup and fire risk, and is much easier to adjust while the framing is still open. Make sure the vent exits outdoors, not into an attic, crawl space, or wall cavity.

Serving Normal homeowners for 72 years, we know thoughtful planning makes a difference in every remodel.

10/20/2026

The powder room may be the smallest room in your house, but it might be the hardest working. It is the bathroom every guest ends up using, so a thoughtful update goes a long way.

Here is what we think through when planning one:

Choose fixtures that fit the footprint. Wall-hung or pedestal sinks free up floor space, and compact-depth vanities can give you storage without crowding the room. Every inch matters in a small plan.

Do not skip ventilation. Even without a shower, a powder room needs airflow for humidity and odors. A fan or a window should be part of the plan.

Keep the plumbing simple when you can. Keeping the sink and toilet near their existing locations usually means less work behind the walls.

Pick finishes you enjoy. Powder rooms are a great place for a bolder choice, since the space is small and not used for long stretches.

Mind the spacing. Toilets and sinks have minimum clearances, and in a tight room those numbers shape the whole layout. Measure before ordering fixtures.

If a powder room refresh is on your list for your Normal area home, we have been helping homeowners make small spaces work hard for 72 years. We are glad to walk the room with you and talk through the options.

Thinking about better-tasting water during your kitchen or bath remodel? Start by testing your water, then choose the ri...
10/20/2026

Thinking about better-tasting water during your kitchen or bath remodel? Start by testing your water, then choose the right solution for your home. A whole-house filter treats water throughout the house, an under-sink reverse osmosis system provides filtered drinking water at a dedicated faucet, and a fridge filter is a simple option for drinking water and ice.

Before the walls close, plan space under the sink for filter housing, decide whether you want a separate faucet, and choose a practical location for a water softener. It’s much easier to plan plumbing and access during a remodel than to fit everything in later.

Remodeling in Normal? Let’s plan ahead for water that works for you.

10/18/2026

A remodel is the perfect time to rethink where your outlets go. The old layout may not have enough for the way you use your kitchen today, so plan for small appliances, charging and everyday convenience.

Think about outlet placement around your counters and backsplash, dedicated circuits for appliances, and GFCI protection where required near water. USB or switched outlets can be handy, too. And don't forget outlets where furniture or nightstands will sit in other remodeled spaces.

Planning while the walls are open makes it easier to get wiring and boxes where you need them before drywall goes up. A little planning now can make daily life easier later.



Here's to thoughtful remodels, and 72 years in Normal!

10/18/2026

A beautiful remodel should feel easy to move through, too.

Before ordering cabinets or appliances, measure the clearances that keep everyday routines flowing: the walkway between an island and counters, the space a dishwasher needs when open, and the room for a refrigerator door to swing. In a bathroom, consider toilet side clearances and whether an inswing, outswing, or pocket door makes the most sense for the layout. Required clearances can vary, so check your plans carefully before ordering.

A little measuring up front can help avoid costly rework later. We're proud to help Normal homeowners make thoughtful spaces, here for 72 years and counting.

10/18/2026

A window isn't just a view. It's part of your kitchen or bathroom design.

Keeping an existing window, resizing it, or changing its position can affect where countertops, cabinets, vanities, and mirrors fit. A counter-height window can bring daylight right to the work surface, while upper cabinets placed too close may block the light. In a bathroom, frosted glass or a window treatment can help balance daylight and privacy. And a mirror over a window? It may be possible, but it takes thoughtful planning.

That's why it helps to make window decisions during the design phase. Before cabinets are ordered. Planning ahead can help everything work together beautifully.

Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has served Normal homeowners for 72 years.

10/17/2026

Paint finish matters as much as color in a busy kitchen or bathroom. In areas that get wiped often, such as cabinet faces, trim, and walls near the sink or cooktop, a satin or semi-gloss finish stands up to scrubbing better than flat paint. Flat paint hides small wall flaws nicely and suits ceilings and low-touch walls, but it can show scuffs and be harder to clean. In bathrooms, paint formulated for high-humidity rooms helps the finish hold up over time. Also think about sheen in relation to lighting: higher gloss reflects more light and can highlight wall imperfections. Choose finishes room by room, and settle on them before the painter's schedule begins, since some finishes call for different prep. Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has guided Normal homeowners through details like this for 72 years, from the first design sketch to the final coat.

10/17/2026

Gas, induction, or electric? It is one of the biggest decisions in a kitchen remodel, and each one changes what happens behind the walls. A gas cooktop needs a gas line run to the location, and its cooking byproducts should be vented outdoors, so the hood and duct route matter. A standard electric cooktop runs on a 240-volt circuit. Induction also uses 240-volt power, but it heats the pan itself, which brings quick response, easy cleanup, and a surface that stays cooler to the touch, though it does need magnetic cookware. Think about how you cook, what your kitchen already has, and what changes you are willing to make during construction. Sharing your cooking habits with your designer early keeps the plan realistic. The team at Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has spent 72 years helping Normal homeowners weigh these choices. Ask us before the plans are finalized.

10/17/2026

Planning a kitchen or bath remodel is a good time to think about water pressure. If showers feel weak or faucets sputter when a second tap opens, the cause is often in the home's plumbing rather than the fixtures. Many homes have a pressure-reducing valve where the water line enters the house, and over the years it can wear and let pressure drift. Older homes may also have partially closed shutoffs or undersized piping. During a remodel, walls are open, so it is the easiest time to test pressure, inspect the valve, and make corrections. Your remodeler can check pressure with a simple gauge and advise whether a new valve or piping updates make sense. Small fixes now prevent weak showers later. Talk with the team at Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath. After 72 years of serving Normal homeowners, we know what to check before the walls close up.

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1805A West Hovey Avenue
Normal, IL
61761

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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