Dedicated dining areas tend to be an optional feature in contemporary homes because modern kitchens usually have islands, which often double as dining areas. That said, there’s just no substitute for catching up with friends and family around the table over a good meal. (more…)
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Falls pose a significant safety risk for older Americans. According to the National Council on Aging, falls are the leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries among Americans aged 65 and above, making non-slip flooring an essential feature of a mobility- and safety-focused interior renovation. (more…)
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Planning a home renovation or have an upcoming consultation with interior remodeling contractors? You’ll inevitably encounter renovation terms you might not be familiar with. To help you get started on the planning phase for your home renovation, here’s a quick glossary of renovation terms every homeowner should know. (more…)
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Turning your basement into a living space can be a great investment. It adds ample space that you can convert into a gym, office, bedroom or storage area. A finished basement can also be used as living quarters for extended family. (more…)
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During times like these, it’s more important than ever to take care of each other. Take a moment to consider all of the different communities you are a part of, big and small. Are you in a book club? Do you volunteer with your church? What about your neighborhood community center? Your circle of influence is likely much bigger than you think. Here are a few easy steps you can[...]
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When planning an office build-out, one of the first things you need to consider is the size of the structure. You must have enough space for all your employees and the essential facilities. Office sizes can range from 100 to 1,000 square feet or more; you don’t want to waste money on space you don’t need, but you also don’t want to underestimate how much room you need, now and[...]
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Before getting in touch with a designer or remodeler, you need to set goals for your interior home remodeling project. Your designer will ask you details about how you want your space to look after the construction, and a design brief will make it easier for you to communicate your ideas to your remodeler. It is essentially a wish list that elaborates on the aspects of the space you’re remodeling. [...]
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A “forever house” can accommodate the changing needs of aging family members or members with mobility issues. Today, there are many reference points for those wanting to create better homes for their loved ones. Our remodeling experts at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Hollywood explain a few of these concepts below. (more…)
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In a recent study by the Pew Research Institute, the percentage of young adults who are opting to live with their parents or grandparents has tripled from 10% in the 1970s to a whopping 33% today. These numbers are predicted to increase as more and more families have multiple generations in one home. With this comes another trend in the home remodeling industry: designing the perfect home for these multi-generational[...]
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When it comes to interior home remodeling projects, there are many things to consider. Understanding the psychology behind tackling big-ticket projects can take you one step further toward your goals. Here are a few tips from our experienced remodelers at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Hollywood to help you alleviate some of the stresses that come with this territory. (more…)
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