June 2018

Master Bath Floor Plans Space restrictions often influence the layout of a bath. With these tips learn how to make the most of your bath, no matter how big or small. (BHG) > Read More

Look Down: This Instagram Account Showcases the Patterned Wonder of Airport Carpet Do you have any airport rituals? Little things that you do or things you treat yourself to in an attempt to make the stress of travel slightly more bearable? (apartmenttherapy.com) > Read More

Something Old, Something New for a Gut Kitchen Redo The renovated cook space, with a mix of painted and richly grained walnut cabinets, blends the best of old and new. And it’s just what she had hoped for, says Patti, “a dream cook’s kitchen that respects the house.” (thisoldhouse.com) > Read More

Why You Probably Won’t Avoid Seller’s Remorse (But That’s Ok!) Selling your house can be scary: It’s been your home, where you’ve lived and made memories. Chances are good it’s your most important asset and your biggest investment so far. (houselogic.com) > Read More

Everything Old is New Again: The Classic Industrial Lamp We Can’t Get Enough Of Lighting is one of those little things that can have a huge impact on the look of a room, and lately there’s one lamp in particular that I’m starting to see in more and more interiors. (Apartment therapy) > Read More

10 Things You Need to Know Before Building a Walk-In Shower Walk-in showers accommodate efficient morning scrubs and relaxing spa-style treatments. With proper preparations, thoughtful space planning, and wise material choices, you can build a walk-in shower that perfectly suits your bathroom space, getting-ready needs, and design preferences. (BHG) > Read More

7 Popular Siding Materials to Consider When building a house, you’re given a variety of materials, elements and aspects to work with, especially when it comes to house siding options for your home. (Homify) > Read More

How To Furnish Your First Home Without Going Into Debt There’s no rule that says your house must be completely furnished 6 months, or even a year after you move in. A house is a long-term commitment. Slow down and let your decorating happen at a relaxed pace. Number one: you’ll have better ideas because

Top 4 Home Improvement Myths Experts debunk some common home improvement myths and share their tips on what not to do when trying to add value to your home. (hgtv.com) > Read More

Color Inspiration For Your Home Take the guess work out of designing your next bedroom makeover. This website takes the color you like and pairs it with several pallets of complementing colors. (design-seeds.com) > Read More