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St. Louis Kitchen Design for Small Areas
Smaller kitchens can be challenging for many reasons. However, you may not have the luxury of expanding the space so it’s important to work with what you’ve got and make the most out of it. Fortunately, there are lots of great ways to give small spaces a bigger look and feel – it just takes…
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St. Louis Kitchen Design for Refrigerator Placement
If you are getting ready for a kitchen remodel in your St. Louis home, among the many things you might be thinking about is where the refrigerator ought to be placed. Of course, the size and layout of your kitchen are largely going to dictate where the unit should go but, most times, it generally…
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St. Louis Kitchen Design 2019
As we swing into 2019, we like to think about kitchen design trends that we imagine we will see more of in the year ahead. Looking ahead gives us the opportunity to explore some of the new finishes and design ideas that are becoming popular so that we can deliver the latest and greatest to…
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Clean, Modern Bathroom Design for your St. Louis Home
Clean, modern bathroom design is a term you hear frequently in the remodeling world. But what exactly does clean, modern bathroom design mean? We generally associate modern with minimalist. A more traditional design would indicate more ornate features and décor. Modern is simpler, less cluttered. We tend to lean toward large-format glass tile, less grout…
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Renovation Ideas for your St. Louis Home
Whether you’re looking to sell your home or simply want to improve it for your own lifestyle needs, most homes could benefit from a renovation. There are several areas that are commonly addressed when renovating, small upgrades that won’t break the bank but will over-deliver on value, design, and curb appeal. It is sometimes surprising…
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Kitchen Design: L-shape Kitchen for Your St. Louis Home
While the L-shaped kitchen isn’t the most efficient arrangement, we do see this configuration in many St. Louis homes. U-shaped and galley kitchens are far more common. Luckily, we are always up for the challenge! With a little planning, the L-shape can actually work in your favor. It’s all about designing for workflow, so the…
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