Split-level homes are based on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Arts and Crafts design, a very simple, comfortable and open style. Also known as divided-entry homes, they became popular in the 1940s and 1950s, when demand for suburban housing was high but the lots which were available to build on were shrinking in size. That’s why split-level homes generally tend to be small in square footage. (more…)
Read More
When it comes to remodeling your home, there are certain things that you simply have no control over. Variables such as bad weather or backordered materials are well beyond your control as a homeowner. (more…)
Read More
In addition to being a federal holiday, Presidents Day is also around the time when taxpayers start to get their tax refund checks. With a windfall in the pocket and sales in full swing, it’s a great time to go shopping for a new mattress. (more…)
Read More
Like many homeowners, you probably got some inspiration to remodel your home from reality TV shows like Fixer Upper and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. While these shows are great for giving you ideas when it comes to home improvement, they can also give false impressions. (more…)
Read More
Pantone, the company known for color, has been selecting a Color of the Year since 2000. For 2019, a lively yet warm color was chosen to take the throne of 2018’s “Ultra Violet.” (more…)
Read More
Is your closet overflowing? Can’t find what you need when you need it? You don’t have to be a neat freak to get your closet in order, but if it’s starting to take on a life of its own, it may be time to take the following tips to heart. (more…)
Read More
Behind every successful remodel is a carefully executed plan. We at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park understand that very well, so we make sure every remodeling job we do has a reliable project manager at the helm. Here’s more about what the project manager does. (more…)
Read More
Any good bath and kitchen remodeling company will tell you that the real problem in most houses isn’t the lack of space. It’s the lack of utilization! This is a common complaint because the vast majority of homeowners in this country buy existing houses instead of building homes designed to their specifications. It makes a lot of sense economically, but it does result in some functional mismatches. (more…)
Read More
The holiday season is getting closer! If you’re planning to host gatherings in your home during this time, is your home ready? The kitchen and bathroom are two of the rooms that are most-used by holiday guests. If you’re not happy with how your rooms look and function, consider having them remodeled! (more…)
Read More
If you are looking for a cost-efficient way to get more living space, then you should consider a room addition. This project lets you make maximum use of your home’s existing footprint. By building up or extending your home out, you can give yourself and your family the amenities that you’ve been hoping for without the hassle of a move. (more…)
Read More"*" indicates required fields
