As the name implies, an L-shaped kitchen is formed of two adjoining runs of cabinets, often referred to as the legs of the L. It can vary in length according to the area available, and is suitable for both large and small rooms. Learn the... Continue reading
Looking to remodel your kitchen? The 10 most-saved kitchen photos uploaded to Houzz in the last three months can give you some winning design ideas. In this countdown, you’ll find the colors, styles and other features the community is loving. Here’s one hint: Every kitchen... Continue reading
The increased desire for homes that are healthy, sustainable and efficient, or green, is catalyzing some long-overdue innovation in the homebuilding industry. With this innovation, however, comes a degree of risk, both for homeowners who are selecting features that are the best expenditure for their... Continue reading
Wide-open spaces are wonderful, but there are important functional issues to consider before taking down the walls Continue reading
This throwback element of midcentury design can be used in myriad ways on exteriors, as well as indoors Continue reading
As more of their potential clients became interested in Passive House principles, these architects took the ultimate step in educating themselves by building and living in Passive Homes themselves. Creating buildings with supertight envelopes, orienting them to harness the sun and choosing energy-efficient systems have... Continue reading
If you aren’t ready to say goodbye to the bathtub but you are ready to say goodbye to the shower curtain, a glass tub door or screen may be the option for you. It’s sleek. It’s modern. And it’s one way you can make your... Continue reading
Cabinets are the critical, final piece of a finished home. They transform empty space into living space. They provide pizazz, substance and, above all, organization for all kinds of things, from kitchen plates to bathroom towels to living room media equipment. But poorly designed cabinets... Continue reading
It’s rare for homeowners to dust off their hands and say, “There! Our home is complete!” There’s always something we feel we can do to make our spaces better, more efficient, more comfortable or just more visually appealing. With that in mind, we’ve pulled the... Continue reading
Growing up, we lived in a beautiful century-old Craftsman house rich with period details. Some were beautiful and functional, and they stayed: original hardwood floors, woodwork, pocket doors, window seats and a quirky little built-in secretary desk. Other artifacts were not so lucky — including... Continue reading
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