They say hindsight is 20/20, and after a year like this, there is AMPLE opportunity to talk about what we’ve learned when looking back. From lockdowns and face masks to job loss and fear of illness, there have been a lot of things that have been hard about this year. …I’ll leave writing about the
WOW! OK…not sure where to start this year, but so glad that we’ve almost made it through! “Thankful” is truly an understatement for us THIS year! We started off 2020 by celebrating our TWENTY-FIFTH year in business…if we missed seeing you at our event at Ferguson’s…we hope to connect with you soon in PERSON! For
Six years…that’s how long it’s been since I heard those words, “you have cancer.” A LOT can happen in six years…it’s how long World War II lasted, and it’s how long a senate term lasts. Jupiter can make it halfway around the sun in six years, too. For me, it’s been six years of gratitude.
If you’ve ever been too tall to fit into a bathtub, or too SHORT to reach a cabinet shelf, or have had to hoist a child up to reach the faucet, or have dreamed of aging in place in your home…you’ve been thinking in terms of “Designing for All Ages.” This concept isn’t new, but
Let’s get real. What are the most common priorities when homeowners start a bathroom remodel? That luxurious bathtub, or the PERFECT cabinets…Maybe it’s the paint color that gets them going, or the new shower that really excites them. There are SO many fabulous selections to make in a bathroom remodel. A bathroom project is always
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
