No one loves brand new kitchen cabinets more than we do, but occasionally we agree some existing cabinets need only a facelift rather than a replacement. Refacing cabinets may include repainting cabinet doors and drawer fronts or veneering existing cabinets. The other option is replacing doors and drawer fronts altogether while keeping the existing cabinet boxes. When to Reface Rather than Replace Again, there’s nothing like a brand new set of gleaming kitchen cabinets. But w

The 2020 school year officially kicked off last month and many of our students headed “back” to school in a whole new way. If your children are trying out distance learning this year they’re going to need a designated learning area. Setting up a learning environment in your home will help your kids get into the mindset they need to focus and learn. The good news is that you don’t have to add on a new room or make any major changes to current ones in order to create a great le

The number one reason most homeowners remodel their home is that they want to love their home more. When you’re planning a remodel it’s easy to get caught up in the technical side of things like choosing your materials and deciding if you want to add a prep sink in your new kitchen. But ask any interior designer out there and they’ll agree that if you want to create a space you’re going to love forever you should ask yourself how you want your home to feel. In other words, ho

It’s the little things that count the most, right? That thought doesn’t just apply to life moments. When it comes to determining the quality of a remodel, it’s the little things like cabinet and drawer hardware placement that speak volumes. Think about the last time you visited a home you knew had undergone a DIY renovation. At first glance, the job looked good, until you began to notice the “little things” like poor grout work in the kitchen tile and oddly placed cabinet or