Kitchen & Bathroom Design Blog

One of the best things about the holiday season is having people to stay in your home.  Entertaining guests is important, but so too is creating a sanctuary for them with a well-prepared guest bathroom. To ensure your visitors feel happy and relaxed, good bath design is called for, along with a few extra touches for a guest bathroom or powder room.

Focusing on your kitchen could be just what you’re looking for this winter and spicing it up a bit will make a giant impact on your entire home, so here are a few kitchen improvement ideas you should look into this winter.

Islands cater for any requirement, from homework to entertaining, often replacing the functionality of the traditional dining table.  With multi-functional island design evolving all the time, you might ask the question “When do I ditch the dining table?” 

Keeping your kitchen trendy and fresh at all times is neither easy nor simple, but it’s all quite doable if you invest some time and effort into it. Keeping up with the latest trends takes a lot of patience and getting used to constant changes and updates, but once get the hang of it, you’ll be able to predict and anticipate some of the hottest trends in the future.

Laundry is a necessary chore that most of us find tedious. However, with a little planning and some clever tricks, you can double your laundry room’s efficiency and make it a more enjoyable place to be. It also might lure other family members in and get them involved in washing and ironing.

A well-planned and executed kitchen design is about re-imagining your space and your style, and therefore the way you use your home.  To accomplish this, you need to be able to see beyond the four walls you are given.

Your home is probably making you sick. That doesn’t mean you’re sick of looking at the same decor in the kitchen. It literally means that the air inside your home is so full of pollutants and other toxins that it is making you ill, causing headaches, nausea, or even more severe problems such as asthma or chronic fatigue.