Keyword: whole house remodel

To help your design process be as efficient as possible, it's helpful to know what questions you should discuss with other decision makers in your family, prior to your design meeting.

It’s always fun to start off a new year hypothesizing what trends we see with clients and where we think the design landscape will head. While clients sometimes come to us with specific ideas of what they’re looking for, often they’re seeking ideas of what the possibilities for their space are. Here are some things we think may gain traction in 2018 and some that will remain.

A good home design should work for everyone in a home. Read on for some ideas on how to create that harmony in your space.

A sparkling clean dishwasher doesn’t just look good, it's also an important element to ensuring your dishes are clean. We recommend cleaning your dishwasher every 4-6 weeks to keep it working optimally. Learn more about what is recommended.

The things we hear the most are the items that turned homeowners off when they bought the house, and the things that they’ve grown to hate since living in the home. If you’re in the market for a new house, or considering remodeling the one you have, here are the top things we’ve heard from clients looking for a change.

Pocket doors can be a great hidden gem of room design, or they can be a pain. Read on to find out the pros and cons of choosing them in your home remodel.

Doors are a major focal point of your home’s exterior and are also a significant component to keeping your home’s interior intact and beautiful. See how to make the best decision for your home.

Whole house remodels are always fun because we get to upgrade multiple spaces into one, cohesive design. This Duvall house was set deep into the woods and had many happy memories to share. After an upgrade, the renewed interior was bright and ready for another family and more adventure.

The right trim can really finish off a well-designed room. Learn the basics about home trim here.

Love your pets, but don't let them cause a lowered home value. Read on for tips for retaining your home's value.