Top 3 Tips For a Successful Bathroom Remodel
Because home improvement can easily start to feel like a never-ending process, we’d like to share with you three top tips to set you on the right track when planning your bathroom remodel.
Kitchen Design Blog
Four Trends in Remodeling According to Contractors
Contractors are starting to spot a few key trends in remodeling projects for 2017. Do any of these sound like your renovation?
Upgrading to Up
Most of us humans tend to think in two dimensions most of the time. Even though we inhabit a three-dimensional world, our day-to-day activities mostly happen in terms of left, right, backwards, forwards.
Kitchen Planning Mistakes
When planning to remodel your kitchen, it’s important to consider many factors. Some are obvious, such as updating appliances to ones with […]
You Won’t Believe This Great Dane-Inspired Kitchen!
Herman the Great Dane’s beautiful coat served as the inspirational color palette for this kitchen remodel in Westchester County, just north of New York City. Convenient to the hustle and bustle of Manhattan…
Kitchen Cabinet Trends
One of the industry’s leading publications, Kitchen & Bath Design News recently wrote about kitchen cabinet trends they’re starting this year. We […]
A Young Family’s Warm and Modern Kitchen
When you consider the kitchen to be the true heart of their home, it’s was important to create a space that works for your family. After requesting free door samples, they decided that CliqStudios’ “Style 31” cabinets in white best appealed to their modern sensibilities.
Rethinking Wallpaper
At the risk of saying that what’s old is new again, wallpaper is making a comeback. However, since this is definitely not your grandpappy’s wallpaper, is this something actually all new?
Millennial Homeowners: How They Did It
As this generation is finishing college and entering the workforce, their paths to homeownership are simply different than it has been in the past. One of the most noticiable differences is their delay in purchasing a home. Many do not do so until their very late 20’s or early 30’s, due to the misperception that they cannot afford a home or they do not have financing options.
Did I Leave The Stove On?
This is a question that has haunted people for as long as the modern stove has existed. Indeed, it has become such a common Hollywood trope, so as to be a cliche. And yet, it is still a real problem. Perhaps even more so in today’s always busy, ever hurried world.
