Coming into the New Year, it will be renovation time for many homeowners here in South Florida and all around the country. Some will be getting their kitchen ready to wow real estate agents and those in the market for a new home. Others are just looking to enhance their home with some beautiful custom cabinets.
A popular design style for bathrooms here in South Florida is the Mediterranean-inspired look. The countries of Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Greece have been influential in architecture and design throughout history. Other homeowners desire a more tropical design to complement the palm trees in the front yard or the beachy vibe of the town.
There are many carpentry and millwork customization options available to a home. From the kitchen cabinet to bathroom vanities, there are many choices available to homeowners and ways to give their home its own unique flavor. Many times the ceiling is overlooked or saved for last when decorating a home. However, just look at the Sistine Chapel to see how much a beautiful ceiling can transform an entire room.
One of the most exciting and eye-popping ways to add something ornate to a room is with coffer ceilings. Coffered ceilings are ceilings that have been given a grid of beams in square or rectangular shapes. This gives the ceiling texture and makes it stand out!
Like a frame around a beautiful work of art, crown molding is the border of a room that ties the rest of a space together. Sure, there are many aspects that go into making a room pop, like extravagant cabinets or furniture, but many know that going the extra mile and having custom crown molding designed and installed in a home is what can make a room go from good to GREAT. In our last post we showed you some of the different styles of crown molding and how they can accentuate a room. In a moment we’ll look at how crown molding in a kitchen should differ from a game room!
The winter months are a great time to plan home improvements. It can take months to nail down all the details of a large home improvement project, but it’s never too early to get started. If you’re planning on tackling a few critical home improvements in 2016, lets take a look back at some popular ideas from 2015.
