As loved ones and friends arrive for Thanksgiving this year, creating an ambiance of warmth and charm is something your guests expect. 

Whether you’re choosing a patio door for your new home or renovating your current home, it needs to be done with the utmost care.

For specialized subcontractors, word of mouth is the strategy that brings the most business. That should tell you something: that customers rely heavily on what others have to say, even when it goes against their initial belief.

The most important step to take before taking on a big project, such as renovating your home, is to define as many parameters or constraints as possible. For example, are you working with time constraints? How about a specific budget? Maybe a certain theme? Determining these factors, or what you can and can’t do, will help you save time, energy, and even money while giving you the creative freedom to work within your means.

Although your foyer is not as functional as your kitchen or living room, it is the first impression that people get when they step into your home. As such, it shouldn’t be ignored.

Doorways serve both an aesthetic and utilitarian purpose. So when it comes to selecting a door system for your new home or remodel, you need to consider a number of factors such as durability, practicality, and even style.

When it comes to hosting guests or extended family in your home, your priority would be to have them feel truly welcome and comfortable in your space. One way of doing that is allowing your home to do the talking: in other words, by coordinating various aspects of your home design to create a beautiful, inviting space that will leave a lasting impression with your guests, making them eager to visit again.

Fall’s here! This means it’s time to ensure that your home is well prepared for the months to come, and it really should be since winter promises to be cooler than usual this year. So, to help you get started on your winter prep, here’s a handy fall property maintenance checklist of things you need to do.

In the course of the evolution of the modern kitchen, it has gone from being a secluded utilitarian room that was used exclusively for cooking to a room with immediate access to both living and dining spaces. The open plan design has its roots in the concept of “cocooning”, a term which refers to a desire to retreat into a safe, cozy space to escape the daily grind of life.