Many people are drawn to older homes because the style and craftsmanship can’t easily be replicated today. Renovation is often an adventure for both the homeowners and their contractor. If a house has been standing for over a hundred years, some of its history may be hidden by attempts to update the home by generations of owners.
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Project Spotlight: Renovated Galley-Style Kitchen in a Historic Home
Posted by Frank Kuhlmeier on Tue, Jan 7, 2014
Topics: Project Spotlight, Home Remodeling, Kitchens, Storage
3 Great Ways to Collect and Organize Remodeling Design Ideas
Posted by Steve Hendy on Tue, Jan 15, 2013
Any home remodeling project begins with ideas. Before you sit down with a contractor or designer it helps to have some idea of what you want to do. There was a time when you could put together a list and some simple rough sketches to initiate a meeting with a building professional, but today there is a wealth of information available to use in your planning process to more clearly define your objectives and plan a budget.
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas, Home Remodeling
When planning home remodeling projects, homeowners often ask us “How long will it take?” While they are often referring to just the actual construction phase of a project, it’s also important to factor in the time it takes to plan the project. Planning is central to the success of every remodeling project. It’s where ideas are converted into designs and budgets are used to select the best materials for the job.
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas, Home Remodeling, Hiring a Contractor