If the kitchen is the heart of the home, then the countertops are the centerpiece. Necessary for both function and style, the material chosen for a kitchen countertop has a huge impact on the space. As design trends have evolved, homeowners have several options when it comes to selecting the perfect countertop material for their high-quality kitchen remodel. In this blog post, we'll look into some of the latest kitchen countertop trends we’ve been using for our client’s projects.
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In the ever-evolving world of interior design, one style often stands out for its timeless appeal and effortless sophistication: transitional design. Renowned for seamlessly blending classic elements with contemporary flair, transitional style has become the leading favorite among those seeking to create a kitchen with both a feeling of traditional familiarity and modern appeal. Though transitional style is broad enough to offer a huge range of unique customization from one kitchen to the next, there are still several key features that sets the style apart from truly traditional or contemporary spaces and makes it an ideal choice to consider for your kitchen.
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The shell of this walk-out basement was created when the homeowners recently built their home in Liberty Township, but a renovation of the space was needed to complete their vision. The lower level project centered around adding the types of living and entertainment areas that were limited on the upper floors. Working within the existing structural footprint offered unique opportunities for space planning and creating dedicated areas for the whole family. This project, designed by Christina Temple and completed by the team at Neal's Design Remodel, uses a custom transitional design style that creates a fundamental balance between the neutral color palette used throughout the main areas of the house and the homeowners’ personalities and tastes.
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In bathroom design, tile can be a critical element. A tile that works well with the other fixtures and materials in the room or that injects something personal, comfortable, or eye-catching will easily elevate the look of your bath. Bathrooms rely on tiles in various ways, including showers, flooring, and backsplashes at the sink. Understanding the factors that go into tile design can assist you with selecting an option that reflects your unique style and taste.
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