As with many things in kitchen design, color blocking takes a page right out of fashion. Color blocking is a technique that promotes a high-impact look by creating bold, geometric shapes within an interior space by using color. If you want to liven up your kitchen without a total remodel, color blocking is a good way to add a bit of character, and the great thing about it is that it[...]
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From bathroom cost and ROI to project timelines and building permits, there is a lot involved in a bathroom remodel. If you are feeling overwhelmed, take a breather and think about where your priorities lie. The 2021 Bathroom Trends Study by Houzz may be able to enlighten you. According to the study, these are the top things homeowners are looking for in a bathroom remodel: (more…)
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Unless they’re planning to put their home on the market, return on investment (ROI) is not the primary reason most homeowners invest in a remodeling project. Sure, knowing that you’ll be recouping your money is a big bonus. But most of the time, the reason for upgrading living spaces is actually more personal and meaningful. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greenville, a trusted home remodeling company, discusses these reasons here.[...]
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Homeowners who are into neat, clutter-free spaces will find their match in contemporary kitchen design. With a focus on clean and simple lines, an open layout and natural light, this kitchen style has proven to be just as timeless as its more vintage counterparts. And while a contemporary kitchen may be functional and minimalistic, it is never boring. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greenville, a premier home renovator in the area, shares[...]
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One of the most exciting things about the start of a new year is finding out which interior paint color trends are going to be hot. And while last year brought us some exceptional color choices, 2022 is set to give us an even better selection. This year is all about calming natural palettes. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greenville, a trusted home remodel company in the area, expounds on some of[...]
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Where exactly do you start with your bathroom remodel? First, by getting a bathroom quote from your choice of contractor. This is a necessary part of the remodeling process, allowing you to get a clearer and more accurate picture of the scope and costs of a project. Compared to a remodeling estimate (which is generally a rough idea of how much a contractor thinks the project will cost), a quote can become[...]
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There are plenty of essentials to look for in a home remodeling company. Hiring someone licensed, insured and experienced is a good start. But those qualities are just the basics -- more important is how a contractor interacts with and protects its customers. To ensure you get exceptional service from your initial quote to the final walkthrough, your remodeler should have a set of ethics they live and work by. DreamMaker Bath[...]
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How carefully and thoroughly you’ve planned a home remodeling project ultimately determines the results at the end. But the fact is that home remodeling can be unpredictable. A premier kitchen and bathroom remodeler, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greenville, explains what can cause a remodeling project to fail and how to avoid it. (more…)
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Adding accessibility features to your bathroom makes staying in your forever home feasible. Aside from your bathtub and shower, you should also focus on the toilet. A trusted bathroom and mobility remodeling company, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Greenville, discusses more about the key features you should consider adding. (more…)
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Are you planning to get a bathroom quote to remodel your bathroom? Do you plan to put new flooring in your kitchen to elevate its style? Regardless of what kind of home remodeling project you’re planning, it’s always a great idea to document your remodeling upgrades to enable a before-and-after comparison. It’s a great way to show off how much your space has improved, along with your home’s overall progress. You can[...]
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