Remodeling Tips

Kitchen: Calm, Expansive Space For Family Gatherings

While expecting their first child, these two busy physicians found a house exactly where they wanted to live in Ripon, California. The house had the right amount of space for their growing family, but they needed professional help to make it suit their needs and style. They searched Houzz for interior designers, contacted three local

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10 Tips For Building Good Relationships With Other Professionals

Finding dependable home professionals to team up with isn’t always easy. It’s important to find like-minded pros who are trustworthy, skilled and a pleasure to work with. And when you find them, fostering a lasting business partnership can help you deliver stellar projects for clients. Pink Door Designs 1. Be Open to Working With Other

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5 New Kitchens That Beautifully Mix Materials & Finishes

Rarely does a kitchen comprise a single material or color. Mixing finishes creates balance and visual interest, and it makes practical sense when choosing a surface for messy prep work versus one that’s more decorative like a wall finish. Here, design and remodeling pros share the details in five kitchens with remarkable combinations of materials

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10 Enduring Pieces Of Decorating Advice

As we work — and spend — to make the places we live in beautiful and functional, we sometimes make decor mistakes we come to regret. Unhappy choices nearly always stem from poor planning, rushed decisions, self-doubt or bad advice. Here I’ll show you how to take sound and sensible steps to create the home

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Pets Play A Big Role In Home Improvement Projects

For millions of Americans, a pet makes a house a home. Now, a new study shows that when remodeling their homes, pet owners keep their furry — and hairy, feathery and scaly — friends in mind. Houzz surveyed more than 1,000 pet owners and found that nearly half (48%) prioritize pets in their decision-making process

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Bathroom of the Week: More Is More in 40 Square Feet

Decades ago, iconic American interior designer Dorothy Draper said: “The Drab Age is over. Color is coming into its own again.” The declaration is as timely now as it was then, especially for this homeowner. She, her husband and their two kids share one full bathroom on the second floor of their 1920s Tudor-style home

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