Ahh, they sound similar, but they’re so different! The terms are a bit misleading, because while quartzite is a natural stone, quartz countertops are actually an engineered material. Here are the basics to keep in mind as you’re shopping…

Let’s go back to the 1880s, when the John Boos company provided slices of sycamore to blacksmiths as work surfaces. The hard yet forgiving wood was a hit. When the company decided to add legs and sell them to butchers, a new tabletop workspace was born!

If you’re like me, you tend to do some research before you make your purchases. I try NOT to be that person who shows up to the store with just enough information to be annoying to the salesperson (I’ve been on both ends of that situation!).

Everyone has a different vision of what they want their space to look like. There are endless options and we love that. But one theme that comes up in every consultation is “Organic”.

The original plan was to write about the pros and cons of different countertop choices. Then I realized that I was trying to pack way too much information into one post.

I’m so fortunate that I get to be creative in my job every day. I don’t know what I’d do if I didn’t have an outlet to express myself.

If you are reading this, you’re probably the type of person who likes to daydream about what changes you’d make to your home if you suddenly won the lottery.

Everywhere you look, white is the way to go. Why not? White is clean, it makes the room look larger, and you can change the accessories as often as you like.

This year has been a wild ride for most of us. While we all have this shared knowledge of what happened in the world, we certainly didn’t have similar experiences with it.

I recently met with a client who had a frustrating experience. She invited a company into her home to get an estimate for a master bath remodel…

We all know how popular white kitchens are. The photos are everywhere. Bright, uncluttered, clean - sometimes a little too clean, right?

Some people interchange these words, but they are definitely not the same. It’s important to know the difference.

Do you remember playing the “telephone game” as a kid? What started off as a simple statement turned into a whole different story by the time it got back to you. Now imagine a complicated home renovation design concept passing through several sets of ears!