Neal's Home Remodeling and Design Blog

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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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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Typically the primary bathroom on the main floor of your home, the powder room or water closet is one of the smallest functional spaces you may have. Consisting of just a commode and sink in terms of fixtures, the powder room is often overlooked for its design potential. The advantage to this smaller room is that your remodeling budget can sometimes stretch further to create a unique and impactful design that you and your guests can find joy in. Here are a few ideas for creating a memorable powder room.

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When it comes to home design, ceilings are often left to fade into the background. Rarely considered for their impact on a space, the ceiling is typically painted white and ignored, but in recent years, designers and homeowners have started to recognize the potential of the "fifth wall" above. Read on to see how ceilings can be used to make an impactful design statement.

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