Furniture

A running concept of a traditional kitchen emboldens one with a return to normalcy. Traditional kitchens are not of course subject to modern styles, as we’re sure you’re aware. They’re the building of time accumulations, half bewitching inhabitants to another time in through the keeping of the tried and true. We better understand how far we’re going, how to modernize a traditional kitchen, and what makes a kitchen traditional? We don’t offer you trends, but lessons. [Read More]

4 Budget-Friendly Kitchen Remodeling Ideas The housing market has seen a positive change due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. A surprisingly adverse outcome occurred when middle and upper-income housing prices were appreciated by 5% this quarter. As a result of increased home values combined with high unemployment, a large number of homeowners are opting to list their homes on the market in the hopes of getting a maximum return on their investment. [Read More]

The Kitchen’s New Role During the Covid-19 Pandemic Now more than ever, the kitchen is more than just an area to gather around the dinner table. It’s become a multipurpose area transforming the heart of the home to command central. The coronavirus lockdown has reconnected us with our homes but in ways, we are unaccustomed. Life at home has become “more important than ever for people… which has led to a repurposing of the home in many ways,” reported Ingka Group, who operates 374 Ikea stores. [Read More]

The kitchen is one of the busiest rooms in the home and, consequently, one of the greatest energy users. So it’s not surprising that the kitchen offers ample opportunities to be energy efficient, enabling both the homeowner and the environment to reap the benefits. This year, there’s been a handful of products designed to minimize economic disruption. You’re going to be seeing these products on display as well as a brief description of its energy-saving benefits. [Read More]

Seeing is believing. Until you you’ve gotten the product in front of you, you won’t know for sure if it’s a good fit. Generally speaking, Internet retailers have gotten really good at providing product photos, dimensions, and more to show the customer exactly what they’re getting - but it’s still challenging for people to envision what the product will look like once it’s delivered. That’s why Houzz fortified its app with new digital tools to get homeowners as close to seeing a product in their own home as possible. [Read More]