If you have your sights set on a new home bar, consider the impact of the wall treatments for an elevated look that can take your new space to the next level. Whether you're planning to create a small wet bar or a large entertaining space with seating, paying some attention to the options for the bar's backdrop can take your new space from something basic to something special and unique. Here are several ideas from our library of past projects to get you inspired.
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One question you may be asked as you begin your remodeling journey is: “What style do you prefer?” While professional designers will likely ask you for more details, a style short-hand can often help get you started when you aren’t sure about specifics. For this, we can turn to the three basic styles as a starting point—Traditional, Transitional, and Contemporary. These broad categorical terms have evolved over time, though, and what they meant ten years ago may not be exactly what the term implies now. In today’s interior design, each of these styles embraces an up-to-date way of using materials and technologies, and accounts for modern-day lifestyles while retaining their core, categorical style identities.
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Scandinavian design, a style movement inspired by the minimalist look of Northern European architecture and interiors, has been quietly making its way into Midwest remodeling projects for the last several years. With its balance of functionality, natural elements, and warmth, Scandi style is a sweet spot for many homeowners looking to create a modern-feeling home without losing the comfort and character that defines cozy Midwest living. Here are some of the key features of Scandinavian-inspired design to consider for your remodel.
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Transforming your lower level into a dynamic, multi-purpose space can enhance your family’s lifestyle, providing both a place for activities and a welcoming spot for entertaining. Whether you envision a basement designed for recreation, a gathering place for guests, or a retreat for unwinding, thoughtful design choices can help you make the most of this versatile area. Here are some ideas to turn your basement into an inviting and functional space for active families.
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