Think on this for a moment: you might be happy with the way your home looks, but are you really using all the potential, all the space it has to offer? Like many of our clients, you might have flashed to your basement just now – a glorified storage space that, given the right…
Most of us don’t spend hours, much less sleep in our bathroom – unless a party’s run particularly long and, well, you'll crash where your knees will buckle! – but if you want the option, now you have it. There’s a trend sweeping across Philadelphia…
A modern transitional bathroom contains both elements of contemporary/modern design with a more traditional approach. Clean lines and soothing design define transitional baths! A neutral palette, such as tans, beiges, whites, and light grays, tie this look together along with warm…
Shaker style is a style of furniture and cabinet design that was created by the United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing or “Shakers”. The shakers were a prominent religious society in the 18th and 19th centuries who practiced their faith through craftsmanship. They…
Indigo has been showing up in interior design trends as of late, and paired with the ever popular crisp white cabinetry, rich wood tones, or even contemporary grey tones, this color can really pack a punch! Depending on what it's paired with, it can range from traditional farmhouse…
A current client is looking to achieve a fresh modern look and when it came to the shower bullnose - we explored our options from the traditional tile bullnose. A bullnose is a tile that has one finished edge, typically with a gently rounded edge and used to create a transition between…
All of the classics - the Eames Lounge Chair, the Saarinen Tulip Dining Table, the Metal Wire Bertoia Chair - of Mid-Century Modern Design have been all the rage the last few years (more like last 60 years!). With a recent client asking us to renovate her kitchen that is inspired…
The main reason why homeowners reject contractor proposals is because of price. No matter how emotionally invested homeowners are to their remodeling project, it comes down to the bottom line – cold hard cash. I’ve heard them say, “Even if you do deliver the high quality of work…