It’s important to remember that there’s so much more to a bathroom remodel than just replacing the tub. In many cases, making even a slight change to your shower or tub will impact your existing cabinets.
One of the most common home renovation projects is a room addition. This is usually a lot more practical for a growing family than moving would be. Adding square footage to your existing home not only makes it more comfortable, but it will also increase your home’s value.
If you love the look of wood floors, but aren't a fan of the price or required care, you have options. You can get that wood look with either wood laminate or vinyl flooring.
Since water and slippery floor tiles are never a good mix, keep safety at the front of your mind while designing your new bathroom. Even non-slip mats can slip on some kinds of flooring.
Think amazing backyards are just for the rich and famous? That’s simply not true with today’s options. You can have multi-level paved patios, retaining walls, and more in your own backyard for much less than you might think.
Anglo-Saxons used flagstones and blue slate for flooring in many of their homes and castles. The material became commonly used in Europe by the thirteenth century. The kitchen of Muchalls Castle near Aberdeen still retains its medieval flagstone floor.
