Ah, the bedroom. Welcoming and tranquil spaces that we love to retreat to at the end of a long work day. Sometimes even in the middle of one if you’re working from home! For many people, the bedroom is probably their favorite room in the house. However, not everyone is ecstatic about their space, and may even look at Instagram-worthy bedrooms with envy. They may just sigh a little and wish they had a bedroom that is just as beautiful. Look no further, as that’s what we’re here for. Today, we go over the process of planning a custom bedroom interior step-by-step.
Read MoreLight or Dark: What Color Should My Cabinets Be?
When designing your home, there’s a lot of thought going into it. What kind of style do I want? What size of kitchen or bathroom do I need? Should I have open shelves or closed cabinets? Another very important question you probably thought of is “what color should my cabinets be?” Whether you’re thinking of ocean blue bathroom cabinets for your kids or a dark stained wood walk-in closet for you and your spouse, we’re here to help.
Read MoreExplained: Plain Sawn, Quarter Sawn, & Rift Sawn Wood for Cabinets
A great number of people love natural hardwood cabinets and furniture. Their beautiful wood grain patterns have a unique charm and aesthetic that make our homes feel more warm and welcoming. Aside from just specifying a certain species, did you know you can also choose what type of grain pattern your new piece will have? Even within the same wood species, such as oak or walnut, you can get a different look depending on how it’s cut from the log. Lumber is typically cut in one of three ways: plain sawn, quarter sawn, and rift sawn. You may have heard your designer or builder throw around terms such as “plain sawn walnut veneer” or “rift sawn white oak cabinets” and wondered what these meant. Today, we’ll explain what these types of cuts are and how that can affect your cabinetry.
Read MoreWhy Use White Cabinets in a Traditional Kitchen?
Many interior design trends come and go. Design styles, especially those used for homes, have changed drastically over the decades. But while sleek contemporary styles and bold colors are more and more common these days, there’s just something irresistible about traditional kitchens.
What most usually associate with the traditional style are natural wood cabinetry. The phrase “traditional kitchen” makes us think of warm rustic interiors, wooden beams, intricate millwork and a tinge of old-world atmosphere. However, dark wood tones and grainy textures are not for everyone. If you’re one such person, maybe a white traditional kitchen is a better fit for your home.
Read MoreWhat is a Realistic Kitchen Remodel Timeline?
Most of our clients and homeowners usually have a target date of completion in mind when thinking of remodeling their kitchen. Sometimes it’s a big event such as an anniversary or a graduation. Often times, homeowners want their new kitchen to be done in time for the winter holidays. What most people don’t know, however, is when they should start their kitchen remodel.
When clients come to us, they can simply tell us what their target completion day is. We can then tell them how early they need to start so we can comfortably finish within schedule. However, if you haven’t started working with a kitchen designer or contractor yet, it helps to have an idea of the luxury kitchen remodel timeline.
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