Refreshed Ranch for Indoor-Outdoor Living Changras & Frey Construction Inc.Save Photo Here’s the same view with the porch doors open. “This porch makes the main floor really flexible and emphasizes indoor-outdoor living,” Rosenberg says. “Opening the doors takes the interior floor plan from an L shape to a rectangular shape.” Taking the house down to […]
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8 Furniture Trends to Know in 2025 (13 photos) Each season brings fresh takes on broader design trends in home furnishings, which manufacturers showcase at the twice-annual trade-only High Point Market in North Carolina. At the recent spring market (April 26-30) — where curves, natural motifs and materials, and warm colors once again reigned —
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6 New Laundry Rooms Packed With Style and Storage Homoly Design + BuildSave Photo 5. Pretty and Pet-Friendly Designer: Molly Robinson of Homoly Design + BuildLocation: Westwood, Kansas Homeowners’ request. “This room was thoughtfully designed with the homeowners’ two dogs and two cats in mind,” says designer Molly Robinson, who uses Houzz Pro software. Special
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7 Essential Features of a Well-Designed Kitchen Freshwater Interior Design Co.Save Photo 6. Durable FlooringIn a heavy traffic area like a kitchen, the floor needs to earn its keep. There are many surfaces you can go for, including natural stone, luxury vinyl planks, concrete, ceramic and porcelain. You also can choose beautiful wood, but be
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Ikea furniture helps with DIY projects, too, in clever before-and-after ads VML U.K.’s lighthearted campaign comes amid rising costs for home repairs. Source link adobe stock
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Here's why you shouldn't always DIY home projects Philly Live’s Sheila Watko chats with Groundworks Assistant Sales Manager Marty Spellman to talk about why residents should skip the DIY home repairs and hire a professional. Source link Philly live
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Spring House Hunt Don’t go cheap on listing photos, which can either help or hinder attracting buyers. Adobe, Globe Staff illustration Ally Rzesa By Megan Johnson, The Boston Globe May 1, 2025 | 9:49 AM 4 minutes to read Kate Ziegler had a laugh when she saw a listing photo for a spacious suburban home
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White, Wood and a Dazzling Backsplash Design This Minneapolis couple and their three kids love cooking and baking together. But the cramped U-shaped kitchen in their 1904 home didn’t exactly feel family-friendly. To help them create a larger, more functional kitchen with improved storage, workspace and a personalized style, they hired designer Kate Roos to
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To-Dos: Your May Home Checklist Cathie Hong InteriorsSave Photo 7. Clean walls and touch up paint. Use a dusting attachment on your vacuum or an electrostatic duster to remove dust from walls, paying special attention to corners and baseboards. For a deeper clean, wipe down walls with warm, soapy water after dusting. Rinse with clean
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That certainly wasn’t the first time Ziegler has spotted a bad edit on a real estate listing photo. There was the artificial-looking sunset filter featuring jewel-toned skies slapped on a photo taken at high noon, or the house where all the outlets had been photoshopped out. In a digital world, photo editing and virtual staging
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