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The right kitchen color scheme can do wonders for the heart of your home. Coordinating colors can be tricky, however. That’s why we compiled a quick guide to help you get started. Choosing Cabinet Colors Start by choosing a color for your cabinets. Since they take up roughly 40% of the visual space in your kitchen, their color should be the foundation of the room’s color scheme. Choosing colors mostly[...]
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Considering creating an office space in your home, but not sure if it's worth it or not? Here are a few ways to utilize your home office outside of the 9 - 5. A Guest Room Running short on space? No problem. Murphy beds are space-saving and functional options. A few decor details can transform your office space to a comfortable bedroom for visiting friends and family. The addition of[...]
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Which features can really enhance your bathroom experience? Here are some that consistently appear on both bathroom remodelers' and homeowners’ wishlists. Water Closet A water closet is essentially a separate room for your toilet. Water closets aren’t as common in the U.S., but they are quite popular in Japan and Europe. If you want a bit more privacy in your bathroom, installing a water closet could be a great idea. Double[...]
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More and more people are shifting to a permanent work-from-home setup, whether by choice or as a way to adapt to our “new normal.” While it’s true that you can plug in your laptop at the dining table or set up shop in your bedroom, nothing beats a designated workspace. After all, you still need a healthy boundary between your work and home life. As a trusted local remodeling contractor, we[...]
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Tile can be used in almost all rooms of your home but it’s usually found in kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms. It can also be installed in your outdoor living spaces. This popular building material is preferred for home renovation due to its versatility, durability and low-maintenance features. Read on to discover this year’s biggest trends in tile. Speckled Those who like the look of terrazzo fall in love with speckled tiles.[...]
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Every home renovation involves dust, noise and foot traffic. While these disturbances are tolerable for most people, they can be very upsetting for pets. When selecting a contractor, make sure they will be respectful of your home and everyone that lives in it - humans and animals alike. Cats & Dogs All the noise, unfamiliar smells and strange people moving about can cause fear in pets that leads to erratic actions[...]
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As one of the busiest places in the home, kitchens benefit from additional counter space and, if your floor plan allows it, installing a kitchen island is a great way to go about getting that. An island is multi-functional and can provide space for food prep, homework help, and game night - sometimes all at once! Islands can come in all shapes and sizes, and can be tailored to your[...]
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These days, many homeowners are looking to live a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle. This inspires them to make certain modifications to their homes that will help them use fewer resources, such as installing solar roofing and sustainable landscaping. It might surprise you to learn that a bathroom remodeling project can also help you make your bathroom more sustainable to fit your eco-friendly lifestyle. Here are a few tips that you can[...]
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Remodeling contractors and homeowners are always thinking of new ways to make the kitchen more efficient in terms of food preparation. But you may be surprised to learn that there are some features from decades past that can work very well in a modern-day kitchen. Here are a few old-fashioned kitchen features that you’ll still find in today’s kitchens. Large Windows Many homeowners today think large windows are only for the[...]
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The challenge in remodeling a bathroom lies in choosing designs that can stand the test of time. You want a space that will not only be functional but will also look great no matter what trends are hot this year. Luckily, there are quite a few classic concepts that can work well and age gracefully. Trust History If a bathroom design has lasted for decades, it’s likely it will last for the next couple[...]
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