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Designing a Multigenerational Family Home

A multigenerational home refers to households with two or more adult generations. In fact, 64 million Americans were living in multigenerational homes in recent years, according to census data. To ensure everyone's comfort, multigenerational homes require well-designed spaces. It can be tricky, so be sure to consider privacy requirements, accessibility and independence in your design. To help you, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park has tips on designing a[...]

Tips on Lighting Up Your Kitchen Island

The best way to highlight your kitchen space is to incorporate great lighting fixtures, especially above the island. It is often the focus of the entire space. Before you make your selection, begin by developing a plan with your kitchen remodeler. To help you get started, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park shares a guide on how to light up your kitchen island. (more…)

What Color Should You Paint Your Bathroom?

One of the most important decisions you will make in your bathroom renovation project is choosing the right paint color. Your bathroom should be comfortable and relaxing - and color plays a key role in achieving this. The right paint color can also brighten up your room and even make a small space feel bigger than it actually is. (more…)

Debunking 3 Common Aging-in-Place Myths

If you are thinking about hiring a remodeling company to make your home more accessible as you age, then you’ve probably already done a bit of research about aging in place. There is a lot of information available online but, unfortunately, not all of it is accurate. If you remain undecided because of several misconceptions surrounding aging-in-place design, then we’re here to reassure you that they are probably just that:[...]

Bathroom Remodeling 101: Lighting Do’s & Don’ts

Whether your bathroom is a private oasis where you like unwinding at night before going to bed, or a bustling area for your kids first thing in the morning, one thing is certain: good lighting is essential. With that said, achieving good lighting in your bathroom can be a bit tricky, especially if you’re working with a tight space. While windows help bring in natural light, most of the time[...]

3 Common Kitchen Problems That Can Be Solved With a Remodel

To many homeowners, the kitchen is the heart and soul of their home. Unfortunately, “problem kitchens” are all too common and can be a result of poor design, lack of functionality or simply an outdated appearance. The good news is that these problems can usually be solved by a home remodel. To give you a better idea of what we mean, we discuss three common kitchen problems that any skilled remodeling[...]

3 Remodeling Tips to Help You Achieve a Spa-Like Bathroom

Who said that you have to go to a fancy hotel or resort to be able to enjoy a luxurious, spa-like experience? With careful planning and a bit of imagination, you won’t even have to step out of the comfort of your own home to revel in your own private bathroom sanctuary! But before you start asking around for a bathroom quote, here are three tips to keep in mind, according[...]

3 Age-in-Place Remodeling Upgrades for an Accessible Home

“Aging in place” is a relatively new term in the design world. While there is something to be said for the care available in retirement communities, most people still prefer to live at home for as long as possible. If aging in place is something that appeals to you, here are three must-have upgrades, according to a trusted home remodeler. (more…)

How to Incorporate Color Blocking in Your Kitchen

As the name suggests, color blocking is a design technique where you showcase a curated mix of two to three colors that don’t usually go together in shapes to create a striking look. It takes a page from the fashion industry and is especially useful in defining a space when used in kitchen design. If you want to liven up your kitchen by using this technique, here are a few tips[...]

The Best Flooring Options for Mobility Remodeling

Flooring material is one of the most important elements of mobility remodeling. People who reach their senior years are more vulnerable to slipping, which means flooring should have certain qualities that can help make a house safer. In today’s post, the local remodelers at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park discuss the best flooring options for mobility remodeling. (more…)