Category: Home Renovation Projects
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A Softer Look for a 2005 Home
After moving into her home in Houston’s EaDo district, Lauren knew her primary bathroom needed a serious update. While she loved the industrial look, she wanted to soften the space with a more feminine feel. The room felt cluttered with its excessive storage and a walled-in bathtub that wasted space. With a clear vision for…
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A Plywood Kitchen Reno That Proves IKEA Can Be Unique
Anthony Espino and Jeremiah Corley bought their first home in Brooklyn with a problem they couldn’t ignore: a kitchen stuck in the 1980s that was falling apart at the seams. They knew they wanted a space that could handle their love for cooking and baking, but they quickly realized the renovation would be more complicated…
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A Modern Industrial Loft Renovation in Chicago’s Logan Square
In Chicago’s bustling Logan Square, one couple has transformed their 1,000-square-foot brick warehouse loft into a stunning example of modern industrial design. Taking advantage of the space’s soaring 14-foot ceilings, they meticulously renovated their kitchen and bathroom, embracing a light-filled, airy aesthetic that breathes new life into the historic space while honoring its industrial roots.…
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Wine & Whiskey Cellar for a DC Basement Remodel
In the world of urban living, every square foot is an opportunity. For one Washington D.C. couple, a cramped, underutilized space beneath their basement stairs was not a forgotten corner, but a perfect canvas for a custom wine cellar. With a vision for an elegant entertaining space, they transformed this neglected room into a modern…
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Wall Removed for Open Minimalist Design in a NYC Condo Reno
Sometimes, a single wall can be a formidable barrier—not just to light, but to a homeowner’s entire vision for their space. For John, a minimalist with an eye for stunning views, his new Manhattan condo presented a classic urban dilemma: wall-to-wall windows overlooking Park Avenue, but a layout that kept the brilliance at bay. Aspiring…
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Doubled Space & Open Layout
For Elizabeth and Martin, their Bronx kitchen was more of a bottleneck than a culinary haven. At 124 square feet, it was poorly lit and tightly configured, making cooking a chore and gathering impossible. They knew they needed more than just new cabinets; they needed a whole new layout. By partnering with a design-build firm…
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Size, Style, Features & More
You probably don’t think much about your toilet. You should. Let’s be honest: The toilet is rarely the star of a dream bathroom Pinterest board. We swoon over clawfoot tubs, sleek vanities, and rainfall showers. But when it comes to daily function and long-term comfort, your toilet is surprisingly crucial. Skimping on this decision means…
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How a New Front Door Transforms Your Home
They say you never get a second chance to make a first impression, and nowhere is that truer than with your home. When it comes to curb appeal, your front door isn’t just an entrance; it’s the heart of your home’s welcome, setting the entire tone. From a bold statement to subtle elegance, your door…
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How It Transforms Bare Walls Into High-End Spaces
You’ve probably spent hours agonizing over paint colors, furniture, and decor, trying to give your rooms a distinct personality. But what if the biggest impact comes from something you’ve completely overlooked? The answer might be molding. Adding decorative trim to ceilings, floors, and doorways can transform bare walls into spaces that feel undeniably “finished”—and even…
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Does a Sunroom Count as Living Space?
You’re dreaming of that perfect sun-drenched nook. A place for morning coffee, a quiet reading spot, or an overflow entertaining area. You call it a sunroom. But when it comes to the nitty-gritty of home value, square footage, and even taxes, the question of whether your sunroom actually counts as “living space” is far more…