Small rooms can be cozy but can also feel cramped if the design choices aren’t quite right. One of the easiest (and most surprising) ways to open up a tight space? Go big with your tile.
Yes, really. When it comes to flooring and even wall finishes, large-format tiles are your best friend in small spaces. Whether you’re renovating a bathroom, updating a galley kitchen, or refreshing a laundry room, the size of your tile can have a big impact on how open the space feels.
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Your alarm goes off in the morning — what’s the first thought that enters your mind?
If you answered “coffee,” then you might be a caffeine addict. And, because you love a good cup of joe, you need to have a barista-approved spot for brewing your morning mug. You’ll need some design ideas for the perfect home coffee bar, and you’ll want to know the basics for crafting the perfect cup of coffee, too.
I have just finished renovating my home and I did not kill anyone, nor did I suffer any kind of mental breakdown – or a serious one anyway. Read More
Kitchen remodeling projects can be very expensive. However, making minor changes to a kitchen to spruce it up or change the look a bit can be done by adding backsplash to your kitchen. Backsplashes are enhanced designs on your walls between your counters and your cabinets and generally are designed using tiles. These can be intricate with a custom section of your design or simple with basic tiles used to enhance your kitchen. Whatever you choose, adding backsplash can definitely change the look of a room without the costs of a complete remodel. This is a project you can perform yourself with the proper tools and skill level. Patience will be required for this project. Or you can choose to hire a professional tile installation expert to help you install your backsplash. Whatever you choose we have a few tips to help get you ready for this project. Read More
Many homeowners fall into the trap of “I will just hire someone to do this project for me” so therefore I don’t really need to do much on this project. Hiring an interior designer and a contractor doesn’t relieve you of the responsibility to manage the six key elements of a project. You still have to work with our outside consultant on all six aspects of the home remodel project. Let’s take a look. Read More
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