Keyword: bathroom design
Our Favorite Home Solutions from our 2019 Projects
These are a few of our favorite things from this year's project list.
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Universal Design All Year Round
Are you familiar with the concept of Universal Design? If you're considering a remodel, there are great Universal Design features that are easily implemented into the remodel design. See what to consider.
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Redmond Multi-Story Whole House Remodel
This Redmond family had a need for a whole house remodel in their multi-story home in order to functionalize it and improve the aesthetics to their taste. See more about what they did.
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Thinking Big on Bathrooms
If you'd like to feel like you have a bigger bathroom, but don't have the space to add, these tips can help fool the eye into seeing a bigger space.
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Keeping it Real, What it’s Like To Live Through a Remodel
Remodeling can affect one's entire life. Even with the most professional remodeler, a project is disruptive and challenging to daily life. Learn what more to expect.
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Should I Hire an Architect or a Design-Build Firm?
If you've ever asked yourself this question, you're not alone. Design-Build firms aren't as well-known as the traditional architectural model. In this article we discuss the reasons why one might benefit from hiring a design-build general contractor, vs. an architect and then a contractor.
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Pre-Design Meeting Prep
If you've ever been so tired of your home's aesthetic or function that you just need a remodel RIGHT NOW? Wait until you read this article. Rushing into a remodel without the appropriate planning is not a good use of funds or likely to get you what you want.
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Six Times a Full-Service Remodeler Makes Dollars and Sense
There are times where it's really worth paying for the expertise and quality. We think your home is worth it.
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Things to Consider Before Remodeling Your Bathroom
Don't be caught in the midst of a remodel having to make snap decisions. That's not going to feel great for anyone. Instead, consider these points before your house is torn up.
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