Many older homes feature a guest bathroom in which the vanity and sink are separate from the shower/tub and toilet. While this layout may have been popular years ago, having a wall and another door breaks up with flow of
You’ve probably heard that incorporating mirrors can make a small room feel larger. While this is a tried-and-true approach, the days floor-to-ceiling mirrors on every wall are behind us! As popular as this trend once was (you’d be surprised at
You’ve probably heard that incorporating mirrors can make a small room feel larger. While this is a tried-and-true approach, the days floor-to-ceiling mirrors on every wall are behind us! As popular as this trend once was (you’d be surprised
You might be wondering to yourself: what if my remodel is in a small space and the layout isn’t changing? You are not alone! In fact, a substantial number of remodels that we complete are on a smaller scale and
When it comes to bathroom remodeling, a current trend among homeowners is to remove an unused bathtub to free up more space for an enlarged shower. There is nothing wrong with getting rid of the bathtub in the master,
When you think of relaxation and self-care, does a spa-like experience come to mind? For our clients in Burleson, a luxurious shower with a spa-retreat aesthetic was something they had long dreamt of for their master bathroom. Unfortunately, the original
There are a lot of variables that come into play during a bathroom remodel. The size and state of the existing bathroom, the complexity of the project, the features and amenities to be included, the structural changes
One of the biggest decisions homeowners make when it comes time to remodel their master bathroom is whether or not to keep the bathtub or to sacrifice it for a larger shower. This is always the case in
The kitchen may be the ‘heart of the home,’ but the master bath is the grand retreat – the place you go to unwind after a long day, to treat yourself for a job well done, or to
There are typically two types of homeowners we work with: those that buy a newer home and want to remodel it promptly before moving in, and those that buy an older home with the intention of updating it over the
There are typically two types of homeowners we work with: those that buy a newer home and want to remodel it promptly before moving in, and those that buy an older home with the intention of updating it over
Remodeling an odd or unusual space is one of the many things that makes our job fun and interesting. It’s actually surprising just how many homes include a kitchen or bathroom with a unique floor plan. Sometimes it works in
