When you’re thinking about changing your kitchen, it's important to stay open to ideas, wherever and however they find you. Something as simple as a display or a glimpse of something on TV can inspire your new space or give you the spark of something new you perhaps hadn't thought of before. If you’re looking for specific places to look, however, we can point you to a few resources.
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Our Favorite Sources for Kitchen Design Inspiration
Posted by Christina Temple on Tue, Jun 25, 2019
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas
Creating a Master Suite
Posted by Neal R. Hendy on Tue, Jun 18, 2019
Having a master suite is, for many homeowners, the epitome of comfort and luxury in the home. The concept of private space that doesn't have to be shared with the rest of the family or guests is one that has great appeal for a number of reasons. Many homes, however, were not designed with a master suite. Creating one is not a small project, but a master suite can be a valuable change to your home and your daily life.
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How to Design a Kitchen Island or Peninsula that Works
Posted by Cyndi Kohler on Tue, Jun 11, 2019
Kitchen islands and peninsulas are great for maximizing function and style in the home. These elements provide additional storage and working space, optional seating, and can also provide an ideal location for a variety of appliances. The possibilities for design, function, shape, and position are nearly endless, making it easy to find an island or peninsula that perfectly suits your needs. Here, we take a deeper look at the major considerations you'll want to keep in mind when looking to include an island or peninsula in your home.
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Project Spotlight: Whole Home Remodel in Deer Park
Posted by Frank Kuhlmeier on Tue, Jun 4, 2019
As our ideas change about what we want in a home, and how much space we need in our daily lives, it can feel sometimes like the existing floor plan of our house is out of sync and in the way. This is when a whole house remodel like this one in Deer Park can be utilized, correcting an ill-fitting home design by keeping what works and adjusting what doesn't. This project in particular centered around one major change- reversing the direction of the staircase to the lower level. Using that as a springboard for additional changes, the home is now a more spacious and intentional space.
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