In August of 2020, we started to work on an age in place condo project for a dear friends of ours. For me, I held this project near and dear to my heart. You see, our client had recently lost her husband and was going to downsize. We had worked with this family before in

It is that time of year where we compile a Year in Review 2021. While I look back to last year at this time, we were anticipating a new year with trepidation. We really didn’t know what to look forward to, what life was going to throw at us, and what the world was going

If you remember the Cabbage Patch and Tickle me Elmo Christmas craze, you will be fully aware of trending gifts that are in hot demand. This past year has many utilizing their kitchens more than ever before. Since we have completed so many kitchens this past year, we thought it would be fun to pull

When planning a new kitchen design, many of our clients look to take out a wall and open up the space. By taking out the wall, there is an opportunity to greatly increase the kitchen and living space. But…when you don’t have the option to remove walls, we are left with maximizing the existing space

I can not believe I can finally share this kitchen reveal with you all. We finished this project at the end of October, 2020 and due to you-know-what, we had to wait to get in to take final photos. The Plan As Is As with any kitchen renovation, prior to us getting to the kitchen

I’m a huge believer in having a consistent floor throughout the main floor of a home. There are so many benefits and one that I’m sharing today is how a kitchen design changed when we moved to having a consistent floor. First of all, let’s take a look at the ‘As Is’ of a project

My clients look to me for advice and for my knowledge on all things revolving around their renovation. When we carry out kitchen renovations, and new appliances will be ordered, I will often provide what I know about certain brands. This would be considered my personal appliance review. Connections When I visit trades shows, such

When my monthly newsletters go out on the first of the month, I include a ‘feature article’ that is typically not a blog post. This past April 1st, my feature was on renovation headaches. Not the construction headaches, but the supply chain headaches. So what exactly am I talking about? **A little side note: WordPress

We have been busy with another kitchen design and specifically looking at a kitchen island redesign. A couple of weeks ago, I shared some options for clients who were looking at the potential of not only reconfiguring their island, but potentially taking out their corner pantry as well. This week, I’m sharing another project where

February is typically the month where I get to travel to the Kitchen and Bath Show. It is a trade show where brands get to showcase their new products and really show off what they have to offer (showing off in a good way). This year, the entire show was virtual and while I missed