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It is often said that “The kitchen is the heart of a home”. It’s where families and friends gather to cook, eat, mingle and entertain….truly enjoying each others company. For busy families, kitchen design is critical, as it needs to accommodate everyone that will be

According to the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association (HPBA), more than 75% of all U.S. households include an outdoor grill or smoker. Outdoor cooking has been a popular pastime in the U.S. ever since Weber introduced their now classic kettle charcoal grill. Today, more and

Here’s a list of our favorite inspired ideas from Kohler: Color Everywhere Browsing paint chips is a great way to see what colors you naturally gravitate towards. Taking cues from Benjamin Moore’s “Blue Hydrangea” paint chip, the feeling of open space and endless blue skies

What is the right countertop material for your kitchen? When designing your dream kitchen, or remodeling your current one, there are no shortage of tough decisions to make and with one decision impacting another, it can all seem quite overwhelming. Many find it easiest to first

When designing a new kitchen, or remodeling an existing one, why not look to commercial or restaurant kitchens for inspiration? Restaurant kitchens are specifically designed to operate efficiently and safely—and with many modern restaurants now showcasing “open kitchens” they can even provide some style direction.

Who doesn’t love meeting friends at your favorite local bar? Why not bring that experience to your own space by creating a home bar that infuses your style and good taste, while showcasing your premium wine and spirits? The best parts: the bar is always

In today’s homes, demand for butler’s pantries are on the rise and homeowners are re-imagining this space. Traditionally, the butler’s pantry was a narrow staging area which connected the kitchen to the formal dining room. It was, as it’s eponymous name denotes,  primarily used by butlers

  Older adults continue to drive growth in home remodeling across the country. For those settled in place, they’re looking to optimize their current homes to suit their needs going forward. Easy accessibility and low maintenance are some of the factors driving their decisions. Harvard University’s

No longer relegated to dingy basements, laundry rooms are becoming the next “it” room of the house. They’re now designed as an extension of your home, using premium fixtures, low maintenance surfaces and high end appliances. When you’re creating your dream wash and go room,