If you CONSTANTLY find yourself underwhelmed with your master bathroom, or if you’re noticing one thing after another that grosses you out or drives you CRAZY…you might be seeing a sign! To “read the signs” right, however, you need to know whether you should call your handyman or your remodeler. Is it time for a
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When you’re looking for an upgrade to a space without breaking the bank, a facelift is a FANTASTIC option, especially to “refresh” kitchens and bathrooms. There is so, SO much that can be done that doesn’t require a full “gut and redo.” Maybe sometimes it’s the budget question that has you looking at a facelift
Homeowners who decide to renovate multiple rooms—or even their whole house—almost ALWAYS start with the bathroom. If it’s not the bathroom, then it’s the kitchen, but believe me…it’s almost always the bathroom. This is a good call for most families, especially with the many, MANY different ways a bath remodel today can actually save you
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Can you remember 1982? (SOME of you might be too young…but a lot of us can remember!) How about those 1980s kitchen and bathroom designs? It’s already been 40 years since those heavy wood cabinets and tile countertops dominated. The country-style kitchen was very, very big. And OH, the enormous ‘80s microwaves! However “unsubdued” kitchen
Choosing a faucet is tricky. The variety of styles, materials and finishes (AND prices) can be enough to overwhelm anyone!! And technology is always evolving, too…even in faucet options! So, where do you start? The thing is, you’ll probably live with your faucet for a long time, so you might as well LOVE it. That’s
The powder room is typically a main-floor half-bath with a sink, a toilet, and a mirror. It’s often the home’s smallest room, averaging just 4 feet by 5 feet. And yet, if you measure its worth by the amount of traffic a room gets per square foot, the powder room could be the most valuable
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