Remodels

Floors in our home can take a beating.  Before replacing your old flooring with the same old wood or tiles, consider one of the latests trends in flooring for your home! Parquet Floors These geometric wood patterns are making a comeback!  Parquet floors are a great way to show off the natural grain of the […]

What You Need to Know before Remodeling your Kitchen It’s every homeowners’ dream to renovate their kitchen to their exact specifications. Once you’ve decided to update your kitchen, there are a few things to consider before getting started. What do you need? It’s important to think about the layout of your kitchen, or your future

Building an outdoor kitchen is a great way to make the most out of your outdoor living space.  It allows you to entertain outside not only in the summer months, but to cook outside all year round.  Having an outdoor kitchen will add versatility to your patio while increasing the value and fun! Here are

Creating a seamless indoor/outdoor space is not as hard as it would seem.  It provides your patio with the coziness of the inside of your home, with the airiness of being outside.  Here are some tips on creating the best indoor/outdoor space. Make it functional. Having a dining table that’s study enough for outside is

Nothing is more fun than seeing your home decorated with beautiful, sparkling lights for Christmas. As wonderful as it is, setting up the lights can be a dangerous task. Before putting yourself in harm’s way, read the safety tips below. Be sure to check any and all strands of lights for frayed ends, cracked bulbs,

Outdoor kitchens have been around for about a million year. Literally. Since humans first discovered how to cook food with fire. Moving fire into the home was a revolutionary luxury most families couldn’t enjoy for much of human history. This is why it is no surprise that the kitchen is returning to its natural place:

The control of fire was a pivotal moment in the cultural aspect of human evolution. Fire allowed early humans to cook food and provided warmth and protection. Fire also allowed for the expansion of human activity into the dark and cold hours of the night. Control of fire was a catalyst for the rapid growth