Let’s be real here: corner spaces in kitchens can be tricky. Often overlooked, these spaces can become dead zones where functionality is sacrificed for design. The challenge is in transforming these awkward nooks into practical and accessible storage areas that enhance the kitchen’s overall efficiency. Lucky for you, our team of designers has tons of tips to share to maximize your corner kitchen cabinets. Let’s dig in!
If you’re about to remodel your home, you no doubt want the new spaces to feel fresh and up to date. After all, updating your home’s style is one of the major motivations for remodeling. But before you rush to incorporate all the latest interior design trends, take a moment to consider how they will look a few years from now. Follow these tips on choosing timeless versus trendy interior design.
These days we see so many fun and different interior design trends cycle in and out of popularity. If you don’t participate in any new trend then you might experience a little bit of FOMO. If you did participate, then your home might still have tiled kitchen countertops (we can help with that). Take a listen to hear from our award-winning interior designer Amy Moore and Design manager Leslie Eiler tell us how we can safely partake in current and future trends in a way that is easy to fix when needed. We also talk about how to tell when a trend is here to stay.
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