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2020’s Top Trends for Kitchen & Bathroom Hardware

Updating your kitchen or bathroom doesn't always have to be a big project. You can opt for small changes and still make a huge difference in the design of the space. Even the smaller details can give you great satisfaction. (more…)

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How to Make a Windowless Room Work

It's easy to imagine a dark, cramped space when you think about a windowless room. But thanks to some design hacks, you can brighten up a windowless room and make it look airy and inviting. Interior remodeling contractor DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Huntsville shares five tricks to make a windowless room work for you. (more…)

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DreamMaker Virtual Modified Process

Many of our neighbors are wanting to know how they can work with us during this time. Some are asking how they can work with us virtually to start their remodeling journey. Others are wanting to know how they will transition from virtual design review and talk about construction start dates. To make it as easy as possible for you to learn how you can still work with DreamMaker during[...]

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Kitchen Layout 101: Work Triangles or Work Zones?

Deciding on a layout is one of the most important parts of planning a kitchen remodeling project. The layout determines how efficient and safe your day-to-day kitchen tasks will be. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at two of the most popular principles behind kitchen layouts: the kitchen triangle and work zones. (more…)

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Freestanding vs. Built-In Tub: Which Is Right for You?

There’s nothing like a long, luxurious soak in a tub. If you’re planning a bathroom remodel and have a tub on your list of must-haves, you need to decide which kind to install. Both freestanding and built-in tubs have their own benefits and drawbacks, so it’s good to consider both before making a final decision. (more…)

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Top 4 Small Bedroom Design Rules

Compared to kitchens and bathrooms, bedrooms are fairly simple: the main thing you want is a space that provides sufficient storage and allows you to relax in comfort. The first part is where it can get a little tricky: many homeowners have to work with limited square footage. If addition or expansion isn’t an option for your project, we’ve got ways to help you maximize your space and inject life[...]

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Major Remodeling Mistakes You Need to Avoid

It’s a given that you’ll need to do a bit of research before starting a home remodeling project. In addition to the features that can help increase your return on investment, it’s a good idea to understand some of the common remodeling mistakes you should avoid, reducing the risks of project delays. (more…)

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4 Questions to Ask Before Visiting a Kitchen Showroom

To maximize your return on investment on a kitchen renovation, you need to do your research. This is where visiting a showroom comes in. If you’re planning to visit a kitchen design center soon, you can start by asking yourself some of these questions: (more…)

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Understanding the Different Types of Home Additions

In addition to increasing the living space in your home and improving your family’s quality of living, a home addition can boost your home’s property value. The most popular home additions are bump-outs, sunrooms and garage conversions. Which of the three best fits your needs? DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Huntsville, your trusted interior remodeling contractor, elaborates on the benefits of each option below. (more…)

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Tips on Designing Your Own Forever Home

Thanks to universal design principles, you can now build a “forever home” that evolves with your needs throughout the stages of life. If you are planning a home remodel, it makes sense to tackle this endeavor right now—the AARP states that 87% of adults over the age of 65 want to stay in their homes and communities as they age. (more…)

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