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Top 3 Safety and Wellness Trends for Your Next Home Remodel

Aesthetics may be important in home design, but it shouldn't be the sole focus of your remodeling project. Have you considered incorporating safety and wellness design into your project? You'll find that adding a few particular features to your living space can make a positive difference to your health and well-being. Let the trusted accessible remodeling company, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Beaverton, help you get started. (more…)

Wet Rooms, Part 2: Planning and Designing the Space

There are many reasons to love a wet room, which we've covered in Part 1 of our blog series. But if you want to get the most out of the benefits provided by this remodel, you'll want your wet room designed the right way. So before getting that detailed bathroom estimate from your local remodeling contractor, make sure you have all these essentials covered: (more…)

Dining Rooms: Why Are They Making a Comeback?

The enduring popularity of an open-concept home layout, along with the modern homeowner's fast-paced lifestyle, has rendered dining rooms almost obsolete. A space designed specifically for sit-down dinners? That seemed a bit impractical and outdated when a person can just take their meals on the large breakfast bar or dining nook in the kitchen, or on the couch positioned in front of the TV. This outlook has changed in recent[...]

Wet Rooms, Part 1: What They Are and Why You’ll Love Them

You've got to hand it to the home design industry because it never fails to impress us with new and exciting ways to enjoy our bathroom. One design choice that's slowly but steadily making rounds is the wet room, which sets itself apart from conventional bathroom design by removing any partitions that divide the shower area from the rest of the space. But is a wet room a good choice[...]

What to Consider Before Adding an Extra Bathroom

Are you sick of waiting your turn to shower? You may want to add an extra bathroom to your home. Investing in a second or third bathroom can make life easier for you and your family. Before you go ahead and tackle this project head-on, there are several things to consider, including getting a bathroom estimate, hiring a contractor, and many more. (more…)

Living in an Aging-in-Place Home: An Overview

These days, many older adults wish to remain in their own homes as they age. 90% of American senior citizens prefer "aging in place," rather than transferring to institutional care. This is true even in cases where physical or cognitive decline makes it difficult to live independently. It's also worth noting that seniors who remain at home maintain greater independence and enjoy many health benefits. (more…)

Tips for Designing a Beautiful Cottage-Style Kitchen

The ideal kitchen design should be functional and beautiful. With the cottage-style look, you can achieve both and more. This particular aesthetic focuses on carefree living and creates a casual environment for relaxation. It's a natural and calming design that elevates the look and feel of any kitchen. (more…)

A Homeowner’s Guide to Painting Home Interiors

It's always a good idea to update your interior walls with a new coat of paint every few years to make sure your living spaces look their best. However, you may find it challenging to look for the best paint color that fits your home. To help you out, home remodel specialist DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Beaverton shares some interior paint color tips and tricks to consider. (more…)

Remodeling Your Lagom-Inspired Home: Tips to Keep in Mind

The term lagom roughly translates to "just enough" in Swedish. The concept is growing in popularity in the realm of interior design. It is more than just a form of minimalism where neutral colors and sleek lines are a common theme. It is also a lifestyle that emphasizes moderation and balance as guiding principles for a simple, sustainable, and stress-free existence. (more…)

Is It Better to Redo Your Home Before or After Moving In?

When you're interested in a home that's new to you, don't just purchase it and assume that it's perfect the way it is. You'll likely have to plan a few more remodeling projects before moving in if you want it to fit your needs and preferences. Such renovations can be anything that improves comfort and convenience in your living space. (more…)

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