We have gone from the traditional kitchen, where one person prepared meals to a multi-purpose room and a multiple-cook room, and this evolution has changed us from looking at one work triangle to multiple triangles, or ‘zones,’ (hgtv.com) > Read More
Are you a first time homeowner? Yay you! Congrats. Now, here’s how to prevent some common pitfalls so you can keep your home just as kickass amazing as it feels right now (or even better!). Don’t make these mistakes! > Read More
A long-lasting patio is a lot like a smooth paint job – it’s all about the prep work. Rush to put pavers down on a faulty base, and it might take only a few seasons for the stones to shift and become a tripping hazard. (thisoldhouse.com) > Read More
The Inside Scoop: What It’s Really Like Living With Open Kitchen Shelving
The debate between open shelving and closed cabinets in the kitchen divides many people. Some find the look charming, but hate the practicality of it. Others think it looks messy, but wonder if they’d use their stuff more if they could see. (apartmenttherapy.com) > Read More
The Outdated Kitchen Trend We Think Can Make a Comeback
The history of design is littered with defunct trends – things that were popular for a brief span of time and are now reviled, or just forgotten.One thing that falls squarely into the second camp? The mirrored back-splash. (Apartment therapy) > Read More
Recessed, between-the-studs shelving and storage niches help you de-clutter and stay organized without sacrificing valuable square footage. (houselogic.com) > Read More
How to Find First-Time Home Buyer Programs in Your State
If you hope to own a home some day, you may be under the impression that you need to save up for a 20 percent down payment –
but the truth is, that’s just a myth. (apartmenttherapy.com) > Read More
