Over the past year, homes have become more than just homes. They've become workplaces, meeting rooms, classrooms, study halls, gyms, and places where families live and work. We've already reviewed some of our recommendations for converting space in your home to a home office, and below, we will review ideas for creating new kid-friendly spaces in your home.
Most people didn’t know when they bought their houses that they would end up needing home offices. The pandemic has left many people in the lurch when finding a space to work from home.
2020 has been a challenging year for many families and businesses. Our business, staff, and clients have not been immune to the challenges that befell us all.
I’m just as guilty as the next person when it comes to not planning well. I don’t know how many times I have broken something while out skiing or camping that I know I need to fix before I go out again, only to wait for months and then rush at the last minute to resolve the problem. This always ends up seeming to cost more than if I had used my time wisely.
After recently retiring and spending more time at home, Mercer Island resident, Kathy, was ready to say goodbye to her home’s country kitchen and outdated rooms of 15 years. She was ready to enjoy a reinvigorated kitchen and interior update!
Recently clients have shared with me that due to Covid-19 they are spending more time at home. As a result, they are noticing areas around the house that need attention. Some indicate that they feel a bit overwhelmed. They want to fix everything they have noticed, but due to economic concerns, they don’t feel they can fix everything all at once.
There are many different types of countertop materials and many different reasons for choosing each one.
This children's play area was due for a new fence. We replaced a chain link fence that had seen better days with a wooden fence that livens up the space while providing more privacy and safety for the children who enjoy this space.
Our goal is to enhance the client’s style of open-air living and entertaining. When we help a client plan their outdoor space, we review feature options and budget priorities to help create an environment that is lovely, relaxed, functional, and easy to maintain.
Decks take a beating here in Western Washington. Rain, dampness, moss, mold, occasional freezing conditions, and pests can all take a toll on a deck. A deck in good condition adds to your home value, while one that is not will detract from the appearance and value of your home.
