Kitchen & Bathroom Design Blog

Cooking feeds the family but baked goods make them really happy! If you are an avid baker, your kitchen design requirements can be very specific and even differ from kitchens for people who love to cook.

If you like your current neighborhood and are generally happy with your house but find some of the rooms in your home lacking, you may be a good candidate for a remodeling project. You'll probably find it simpler to remodel your current home than to try to get what you want by buying another home. Perhaps the kitchen doesn't have the counter space you'd like or your cabinets may be old and dingy and in serious need of replacement.

Just because your bathroom is a functional place, it doesn’t mean you have to forgo style. If you’re considering a bathroom remodel, storage planning is key, and effective storage is also essential to creating and maintaining the bathroom design style you want. Storage can be integrated into every part of your bathroom design, and help to maintain your design by keeping your space neat and tidy!

If you're thinking about a kitchen remodel, pantries are a worthwhile amenity to consider when planning your kitchen design. Pantries typically feature a combination of open space to store larger items and shelving but can be custom designed to suit your space and cooking needs.

A make-up vanity in your master bathroom design is an ideal solution. It’s not just for Hollywood elite and, with a little planning, you can have everything you need in one handy place.

Today’s kitchens are the hub of the home, where everything from cooking to dining to homework happens.  Kitchens have grown, often encompassing work space as well as the dining area and living spaces in an open plan kitchen design.  Kitchen layouts have also evolved, and now center around “zones”, or distinct areas that focus on a specific function. Which zones you include in your kitchen design and where they are positioned depend on your available space and family requirements.