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Blending Views

Blending Views is a small business with massive capabilities. Our commercial kitchen is upgraded regularly and is so clean it shines!

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What is Blending Views?

Blending Views was born from decades of hands-on research with Fortune 500 powerhouses, but we’re not your typical research firm. We’re a small business with massive capabilities in the Chicago market and a serious knack for making things seamless. From day one, we’ve made it our mission to deliver a testing experience that feels effortless—for both our clients and respondents. Our commercial kitchen is meticulously maintained, features an open layout, and is upgraded regularly to meet the highest industry standards. The Blending Views facility isn’t just functional—it’s eco-conscious, people-forward, and built for good vibes. Around here, innovation meets hospitality, and there’s always a smile waiting for you.

Kitchen Specs Floor Plan

Blending Views Recognition & Certifications

Women-Owned Small Business

Women-Owned Business

Research Facility

Facility Features

Research Facility Details

Facility Rooms

Room types Dimensions Capacity Observation capacity
Auditorium 40X28 feet 50 10
Focus Group 14X20 feet 8 10
Test Kitchen 44X33 feet 20 10

Blending Views Services and Expertise

Explore market research solutions, industries, markets, and business issues covered by Blending Views

Industries / Sectors Serviced and Demographics Studied

Research Solutions

Contact

Mailing address

19211 Henry Dr.
Mokena, IL,
United States
60448

Metro:

Chicago (IL)

Key personnel

International capabilities

United States

Market Research FAQs with Expert Insights

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