January rolls around and you see LOTS of these on Facebook (and take on lots of these, yourself): it’s the vow to lose weight, the oath to save money, or the pledge to spend more time with friends. I’ve GOT to ask, though…what New Year’s resolutions have you EVER set for your home? Your home
It was a small bathroom whose wallpaper was ORIGINAL to the house. And, granted, the original owners were working with limited space…but the bathtub was honestly the shallowest I’d ever seen! This remodel was going to be a full gut and redo. The owners wanted a space that was bright and easy to maintain, while
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
The kitchen remodel…the thing SO many homeowners fantasize about. If there were only a better flow, or more room, or better lighting…and oh, to update the appliances!! When we first came into this client’s original kitchen here in Keller, they had a few things very clear in their minds: 1: Number one, they had lots
Planning a remodel…it can be tempting to skip to the fun parts or think big before you have a plan on paper, but for ANY renovation to go smoothly there are a few tips that can really, truly make the difference… And what “difference” do I mean? I’m talking about ditching the STRESS. First, there’s
