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Key Ideas for Your Transitional Kitchen

A transitional kitchen is a seamless blend of classic and modern furniture, materials and other design elements. Since it provides a timeless look that can fit any home, it's a good choice for a kitchen remodel. But while the look and feel of a transitional kitchen may seem effortless, the attention to detail required certainly isn't. When it comes to designing a transitional kitchen, a fundamental understanding of some key concepts[...]

Have a Low-Stress Bathroom Renovation With These Tips

For some homeowners, the initial excitement of getting a bathroom quote fades as soon as issues come up. But as long as you hire a reliable remodeling company, you can minimize the stress and manage a pleasant overall experience. Continue reading as DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen shares more tips for a low-stress bathroom renovation.InspirationWhen planning your bathroom, it helps to have a vision of the outcome you want to achieve. You[...]

Designing a Kitchen Full of Character

To make your kitchen truly your own, you should think of specific design elements that will add character to the space. Generally, you have to use a combination of colors, textures, and patterns to create a striking and memorable design. Before requesting a kitchen quote, take note of these tips on creating a kitchen that exudes personality.BacksplashA stunning backsplash can bring out your kitchen's personality. For example, white mosaic tiles can[...]

Should You Expand Your Current Kitchen Space?

Each kitchen space is uniquely designed for its respective household. And since it’s one of the busiest places in your home, it helps to have the right features to ensure better functionality and convenience while you use it. But as a homeowner, are you wondering if getting simple upgrades can suffice for your current kitchen space? You may have to consult with a trusted kitchen contractor to know what your options are, but[...]

The Secret to Tastefully Adding Color to Your Kitchen

Interior design trends have been dominated by white colors and minimalist styles for the past few years, and it’s easy to see why. A clean, white kitchen makes the space look brighter and tidier, and it suits both traditional and modern homes. However, it can make your kitchen look like any other space. So if you want to add character to your kitchen, consider incorporating colors into its design. In[...]

The Do’s & Don’ts of a Kitchen Layout

You can choose the most stylish fixtures and attractive finishes for your kitchen, but if you get the layout wrong, the space won’t function as smoothly and efficiently as you want it to. In this blog, home remodel experts at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen share a few do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when planning your kitchen layout. (more…)

The Do’s & Don’ts of a Kitchen Layout

You can choose the most stylish fixtures and attractive finishes for your kitchen, but if you get the layout wrong, the space won't function as smoothly and efficiently as you want it to. In this blog, home remodel experts at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen share a few do's and don'ts to keep in mind when planning your kitchen layout. (more…)

Don’t Fall for These 5 Bathroom Remodeling Myths

In order to ensure a successful bathroom remodel, it's crucial to understand the basics of a bathroom renovation and the design options that are available to you. Unfortunately, the word "bathroom remodel" is tied to too many half-truths and misconceptions, making it difficult for the general homeowner to decipher a remodeling myth from a fact. Luckily, our DreamMaker experts are here to explore five all-too-common myths about bathroom remodeling and[...]

Get the Look: A Mid-Century Modern Kitchen

Homeowners that are looking for a stylish kitchen that offers a bit of nostalgia can do no better than mid-century modern design. Elements of mid-century modern interior design feature clean lines, muted tones, and a combination of natural and manmade materials. It also makes use of graphic shapes and vibrant colors, plus the integration of indoor and outdoor motifs. Sounds a bit complicated, doesn’t it? That’s why you need the[...]

Ideas for Designing a Multigenerational Home

Due to the rising costs of housing and healthcare, many families prefer living in multigenerational homes & households that include two or more adult generations. In 2016, Pew Research found that 64 million Americans, or 20 percent of the U.S. population, live in a multigenerational home. (more…)