We were staying at the American Club and excited to explore everything Kohler has to offer and as…read moretwo people in the construction industry with one (me) having a special interest in plumbing, stopped by the Design Center to check it out. I don't think it is a stop most people would think about going as if you aren't planning a big renovation, but the design center is more like a art and history museum! The first level is full of modern fixtures with beautifully curated displays. The staff remains to their own until you ask for their help, so nice when you are just taking it all in. We loved looking at all the different displays. Downstairs, the history of Kohler, a great timeline and information on the company from the very start with displays from some first fixtures and where they are today. It was great to see their humble beginnings and how the family business has transformed to what it is today. Upstairs, artist designed spaces. It was great to see the creatively crafted bathrooms and fun to see different, unique takes on bathrooms. If you are even considering a visit to the Design Center, I recommend just go! It's free to stop in!

First time was about 15 years ago. This time we came as part of a getaway weekend at the American…read moreClub. The Kohler Design Center is a great place for anyone who is serious about finding the best options for a remodel that includes plumbing fixtures. You will be amazed, and sometimes amused, by the creative and interesting ideas presented throughout the center. Beware, many of the installations have actual running water, and you might need a towel after turning a few knobs while standing in a "shower." I know this because it actually happened to me. Be sure to save time to visit the museum on the lower level. They have amazing products from the past and a wonderful collection of information about the history of this storied family business.

I recently ordered three bathroom faucets, shower fixtures, toilet, sinks, towel bars, etc... from…read moreKohler.com. They had free shipping, and everything arrived by Fed Ex very quickly. I had one toilet bowl that was broken, so I contacted them, and they mailed out another one within a couple of days. Beautiful, well made products and great customer support. Very happy with them.

I have purchased thousandssss of dollars buying wide range of Kohler products 2-3 years ago. The…read moretouchless kitchen faucet has broken down, the water flow is non existent and the paint has chipped off. Called the customer service for the past month and a half multiple times. They only replacing the "defective" valve and not the entire faucet. Paint is not part of the warranty, they said! The messed up thing is that they don't even have the defective part replacement to send me. The customer representative actually told me "one should consider things before purchasing " which is another way of saying buyer be ware!!

Nest Is one of my three favorite stores in Wisconsin. The quality of their products is superb! I…read morelove the uniqueness of their items and have to give the buyer an A+ for searching out such fine items. It's my go to store for shopping for gifts or just browsing. Nest will not disappoint! Be sure to give it a try when you're in Kohler, or better yet - take a drive out to Kohler and see these exquisite items for yourself! Kathy Klotz

Walked in to another world! High-end decor. Everything was supper classy and on trend. It's a small…read morestore but packed with lots of cool unique items. I wasn't able to afford a single thing in the store but the price tag was reasonable for the brands they carried and the style of the store. I would recommend checking it out if you are looking for ideas! Beautiful store and the clerk was very accommodating.

Thiel Builders did not:…read more 1) Stay with in budget. When costs exceeded budget line item, attempted to shift costs to another line item without telling customer. When costs exceeded total construction bid, refused to finish project. We were forced to fire Thiel when his crew did not report for work. 2). Follow blueprints. Numerous times refused to follow prints as he thought it was not needed. Refused to properly follow exterior sealing instructions resulting in $20K of water and mold damage to basement. When presented with pictures showing details were not followed, tried to blame architect for poor design. When another contractor was hired to repair damage, he followed details, and basement has not flooded since. 3) Pay attention to detail. South exterior wall is not straight. 2nd floor framing was built wrong so that concrete floors could not be poured; thus owner had to settle for carpeting. 4) Learn about new technology before beginning work. Subcontractor installed sloped metal roof. Thiel did not learn about proper construction of vent pipes for metal roofs instead installed wooded dormer boxes traditionally used on wooded roofs. When shown mistake, at first refused to redo. Threat of legal action was needed for Thiel to do correctly. 5) pay subcontractors on time. We used a title company to pay all subcontractors because of Thiel's prior financial history. We did not know that Thiel was using subs for his framing crew. When Thiel was dismissed, we were informed that these subs had not been paid even after we had paid Thiel. We were forced to incur legal costs to send letter threatening legal action should subs not be paid. Construction of modern style, custom home located on Lake Michigan lake shore.

From the owner: Scott Thiel Builders Provides New Home, Builders, Home Additions, Home Renovations, Home…read moreImprovements, Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling to the Sheboygan, WI Area.