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How to Design a Home Around Slow Living

In the heart of Tyler, TX, a movement is gaining momentum that embraces a more calm, purposeful, and sustainable lifestyle. This approach, known as slow living, extends beyond the pace of daily activities and into the very design and modification of our living spaces. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Tyler is at the forefront, guiding residents through remodels, additions, and aging-in-place renovations that embody the principles of slow living. This[...]

Keep Your Mudroom Fresh This Spring With These Tips

As the bright, warmer days of spring arrive, it's the perfect opportunity to reconsider and revitalize the spaces in our homes that have diligently served us throughout the colder months. Often overlooked yet tirelessly functional, the mudroom deserves a rejuvenating spring makeover, not just for visual appeal but also to optimize its practicality. (more…)

Making Your Fireplace Your Living Room’s Focal Point

A living room's charm often hinges on a key element that serves its focal point. This central feature captures attention, sets the mood and infuses style into the space. And what could be more enchanting and comforting than a well-designed fireplace? Elevate it to become the heart and soul of your living room with these tips from local home remodeling expert DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Tyler. (more…)

Interior Paint Trends to Expect in 2022

The start of a new year often inspires people to make changes in their homes. However, this does not necessarily mean major renovations. Sometimes even small modifications create a big impact on your home’s design. If you ask home renovation experts, one way of making a significant change in your home is repainting the interior. If you want to be more adventurous or you simply want an up-to-date look, DreamMaker Bath &[...]

5 Tips on Getting Started on a Starter Home Remodel

People who consider their home to be a starter home are more likely to buy another home within two to five years. If your starter home has all the right qualities — a good neighborhood, proximity to schools and work, a house with strong “bones” — you may want to turn your focus to making it a long-term residence. In today’s post, local home renovation company DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen[...]

The Unintended Benefits of Remodeling

They say the satisfaction you get from finishing a project is equal to the amount of effort you put into it. A study done by the National Association of REALTORS® Research Group appears to support the wisdom in that old adage. (more…)