Designing a bathroom that stands the test of time, enduring every splash, spill, and scrape life throws its way, requires a keen understanding of materials, layout, and clever tricks to keep maintenance at a bare minimum. We have crafted countless life-proof bathrooms for our clients, ensuring that each space meets the aesthetic desires of homeowners and caters to the practical demands of daily use. Through our experience, we have uncovered[...]
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Open-concept floor plans have long been celebrated for their ability to create spacious, multifunctional living areas. Despite a resurgence in the popularity of more traditional, sectioned layouts—think formal dining rooms, butler's pantries, and separate living areas—open-concept designs have maintained their appeal among homeowners, especially in Omaha, NE, where DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen specializes in bringing these modern, airy spaces to life (more…)
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Living-in-place remodel is an approach that allows seniors to live comfortably and safely in their homes for as long as possible. When undertaking this type of project, selecting a suitable color scheme is crucial for enhancing safety, functionality and aesthetics. Here's how to choose a color scheme that accommodates the key aspects of accessible remodeling. (more…)
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An aging-in-place remodel involves thoughtful design that prioritizes accessibility, safety and comfort for individuals as they age. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, a well-planned floor plan should address specific elements related to movement and flow between key areas of the home. Trusted accessible remodeling contractor DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Omaha highlights some ideas to consider. (more…)
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While it's crucial to incorporate necessary safety features in your home, who said they must make your space resemble a clinical nursing home? If you've been contemplating how to maintain your independence while avoiding that uninviting "nursing home" aesthetic, you've come to the right place. (more…)
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