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Where Do I Begin With My Remodeling Project?

So, you’ve finally decided to turn your remodeling dreams into reality--however, you find yourself a bit overwhelmed and unsure where and how to begin. Well, today is your lucky day as home interior remodeling we’re sharing a few tips on how you can get started. (more…)

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3 Things That Set DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen From Other Remodeling Companies

Not all remodeling companies are created equal--and if you are looking for a local remodeling company that can guarantee quality service from start to finish, serving as a one-stop-shop for all your home improvement needs, then you’ve come to the right place. (more…)

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4 Common Myths About Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling

Remodeling your kitchen or bath is a brilliant way to breathe new life into your home. However, there are a lot of misconceptions about the remodeling process out there that can leave you feeling like you don't know which direction to go in. (more…)

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4 Important Questions to Ask a Prospective Remodeling Company

Hiring a remodeling contractor can help you achieve your goal of making your current home a dream space. Yet choosing the right contractor isn't always as simple as asking friends and family for references. (more…)

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Tips on Choosing the Right Bathroom Flooring

Bathroom renovations can make a huge improvement in the style and function of your home. Master bathrooms, powder rooms and guest spaces that are starting to feel outdated can all benefit from new flooring. (more…)

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Drawers vs. Doors: Which Kitchen Cabinetry Option Is Best?

Remodeling your kitchen can turn the busiest room in the house into the most beautiful space in your home. When you take on a remodel in the kitchen, cabinetry always becomes a topic of discussion. That's when many homeowners start wondering whether they should be using drawers or doors in their kitchen. (more…)

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A Few Reasons to Buy or Keep a Mid-Century Home

In this day and age, building materials, labor and just about everything seems to be raising in cost. Building a new home is nice, but the price seems to be doubling daily to do so. Why not just look at the beauty and character already established and embrace the past? Your style taste can always update the interior, so here are a few reasons to buy or keep a Mid-century[...]

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Making the Most of Your Single-Walled Kitchen

Single-walled kitchens come into play in small homes or apartments and open-plan kitchens. Here are a few tips in making the most of your single-walled kitchen. Embrace a Sociable Layout: The Single-Wall Kitchen is the epitome of a social layout. There are no added walls, which opens up the space for entertaining. Although a single-wall kitchen allows one person to cook at a time, it still allows others to access[...]

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NKBA Kitchen Trends

The National Kitchen & Bath Association announced at its annual conference last week that transitional kitchens are currently the top kitchen design. Trends that the NKBA expects to see in kitchens in 2016 include: Transitional style Gray, white and off-white cabinets Pull-outs, tilt-outs and tilt-ins for storage space Wood flooring Quartz and granite countertops Outdoor kitchens Built-in coffee stations and wet bars Pocket doors Special pet spaces Docking and charging[...]

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Downton Abbey Architecture & Style

Downton Abbey started its sixth season recently, and its American viewers are decorating “Downton” style more than ever. Downton Abbey, Season 5” by Masterpiece™ The popular BBC television show, Downton Abbey, recently began its sixth season. It first aired in 2010 and after the phenomenon swept across the Atlantic Ocean, Americans soon began to decorate their homes in “Downton fashion.” In this period drama, the audience becomes a voyeur into[...]

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