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Sourcing with intention. For a bathroom inspired by a 1920s Sears kit home, we’ve been curating tile and finishes that honor the home’s original charm—from nickel hardware to hexagon mosaic flooring with a subtle floral pattern. Ou
Planning a renovation? Here’s what to expect—step by step. Many homeowners begin with a vision, but you may not know what happens between that first idea and move-in day. This overview outlines the key phases of a well-managed renovation
Outdoor spaces are getting a major glow-up in 2025, and I got the inside scoop at ADPro Live’s Outdoor Design Forecast. ✨ Here’s what’s trending: ✔️ Meadows over manicured lawns – More natural, seasonal, and alive ✔️ Water fe
In a renovation, precision is everything—including the language. Designers and contractors may reference “edge pulls” or “bin pulls” without a second thought. This guide ensures you understand exactly what’s being
Hiring the right contractor isn’t just about who gives the lowest bid—it’s about protecting your investment. As a renovation consultant, I help my clients: ✔️ Vet contractors ✔️ Review contracts line by line (think COIs, change ord
Big congratulations to Vanilla Bean Creamery on their reopening! The new build-out is stunning — I’m loving the teal blue tile, the modernized design, and all the thoughtful details. From the accent lighting to the undercounter glow and f
Let’s talk about layered lighting — the secret to creating a warm, functional, and beautifully designed space! While overhead lighting is common, it’s often not enough to bring out the best in your home’s design. That’s
Lighting plays a crucial role in how we feel in a space. Understanding color temperature (measured in Kelvins) is key to getting your lighting just right. Each type of light—warm, neutral, and cool—impacts the mood, function, and design
Cranford History Spotlight – Alberta “Bert” Borchert One of my favorite things to do is dig into the history of Cranford’s homes and the people who lived in them. Recently, I came across Alberta “Bert” Borchert, a