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Designer Tips for Creating a Cottage-Style Kitchen

The cottage-style interior design, inspired by the English cottages of the 19th century creates a soft and cozy atmosphere featuring palatable patterns, colors, and accents. Much of the charm of this interior style comes from a familiar and lived-in space, incorporating a hodgepodge of vintage furniture and decor. To help you create the quintessential cottage-style kitchen, a premier kitchen contractor shares some tips and tricks here. (more…)

Why Adding Color to Your Kitchen Makes Sense

A monochromatic kitchen color scheme has numerous advantages. For one, a single color automatically creates a sense of simplicity and harmony in a space. It will also create a minimalist style that allows the elements inside the room to take precedence. (more…)

A Quick Guide to Kitchen Layout Do’s & Don’ts

For many homeowners, the kitchen needs to be prioritized during a renovation. From quick breakfasts in the morning to formal dinners on special occasions, the kitchen plays a significant role in the day-to-day. That said, it's essential to keep it appealing, accessible and functional. (more…)

The Benefits & Drawbacks of a U-Shaped Kitchen

Choosing the right layout will be one of your biggest priorities when planning a kitchen overhaul. It's important to work with a contractor who has the knowledge and experience to remodel your kitchen the way you want it. Of course, you shouldn't hire just anyone for the job; it has to be a contractor that can provide tailor-fit solutions. (more…)

Using Color Blocking in Your Kitchen Design

Color blocking is a trending technique in interior design. It can easily create an eye-popping and edgy look for a space when done right. This trend has reached kitchens so today, we will guide you through the best ways to use color blocking in your kitchen remodel project. (more…)

Key Characteristics of an Accessible Kitchen

A kitchen requires changes if you are planning on remodeling it for a family member with limited accessibility, or future-proofing your home for your golden years. In today’s post, local mobility remodeling company DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Central Texas takes a look at the characteristics of an accessible kitchen. (more…)

Do’s & Don’ts of Remodeling in an HOA Community

If you have been planning a remodel, you may need to obtain an HOA board approval. Homeowners associations usually have regulations regarding the overall appearance of your home. In addition, these restrictions can include fences, plumbing and even landscaping. (more…)

Hiring a Kitchen Designer: Should You Do It?

Hiring a design professional for your kitchen remodeling project has its benefits. In addition to the technical skills required to plan and draw up a proposal that checks all of the boxes, a professional can create a design that fits your needs and lifestyle and obtain great deals on kitchen products and materials. They are also committed to guiding you through the whole process to ensure everything runs smoothly. (more…)

Should You Have an Eat-In Kitchen or a Separate Dining Room?

More homes are incorporating eat-in kitchens into the kitchen design, often eliminating the need for a separate dining room. In today’s post, local kitchen contractor DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Central Texas shares insight on these two types of dining areas and weighs in on the pros and cons of each. (more…)

How to Avoid Sticker Shock When Remodeling Your Kitchen

A small kitchen renovation can be pretty expensive—$9,500 to $14,250 on average, according to Forbes magazine. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to prevent the price of your remodel from completely knocking you over. The size of the space, additions that you make and the scope of the project are primary influences on the kitchen estimate, and carefully considering them can help minimize sticker shock. Here are top[...]

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