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Bathroom of the Week: Classic Style for Aging in Place

2 days ago | houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris

Becky HarrisSave Photo“After” photos by Allison Elefante; photo styling by Katie HoustonBathroom at a GlanceWho lives here: A coupleLocation: Franklin, TennesseeSize: 180 square feet (17 square meters)Design-build firm: Sebring Design BuildBefore: At 185 square feet, the bathroom space was generous. But the layout was chopped up, creating a cramped feeling in parts of the room. There was a toilet room to the right of the vanity, and the shower stall was off the opposite end of the bathtub.
Before and After: 4 Fresh Green, White and Wood Kitchens

2 days ago | houzz.com | Elena Vega |Becky Catherine Harris |JDI Construction NW

Becky HarrisSave Photo“After” photos by Stephanie Russo1. Getting Into the GrooveKitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: A coupleLocation: Sacramento, CaliforniaSize: 300 square feet (28 square meters)Designer: Jada Gilbert of Design Shop InteriorsBefore: Too much of a good thing sometimes applies even to kitchen storage. Numerous cabinets combined with an overly large range hood made this California kitchen feel closed in even though it was part of an open plan.
8 Decorative Lighting Trends to Know for 2025

5 days ago | houzz.com | Suzanne Ennis

1. Nature-Inspired Motifs As part of the biophilic design trend that’s influenced interiors for several years now, flowers and (more recently) tropical leaves have flourished in lighting collections. This season, we saw a continuation of those looks, often filled with plenty of whimsy. This soft gold Aviary chandelier from Currey & Co., which has cockatiels, sparrows and macaws perched on two tiers of delicate leaves, was one debut with particular charm.
Kitchen of the Week: Light, Warm and Open for Lakeside Gatherings

6 days ago | houzz.com | Jeannie Matteucci

“After” photos by Spencer Davis Real Estate PhotographyKitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: This is a vacation home for empty nesters Lance and Dawn TriggLocation: Grand Isle, VermontSize: 366 square feet (34 square meters)Designer: Britt Mee of Vermont Interior DesignBuilder: Bill Wockenfuss of Vermont Renovation and RemodelingBefore: This photo of the 225-square-foot kitchen prior to the remodel shows its old cabinets and appliances, blue-green laminate countertops and green linoleum flooring.
3D Spaces Designed for Your Zodiac Sign

1 week ago | houzz.com | Suzanne Ennis

3D Spaces Designed for Your Zodiac SignHouzz and Kirby Home Designs have partnered to create virtual spaces inspired by the four astrological elementsSuzanne Ennis1 hour agoHouzz Editorial Staff. I write about all aspects of home design and remodeling, but I have soft spots for historic homes, California modernism and lakefront cabins. Each zodiac sign aligns with an astrological element — fire, earth, water or air — that has a unique energy and style.
Bathroom of the Week: Finding Warm, Rustic Lodge Style - and Love

1 week ago | houzz.com | Jeannie Matteucci |Treefrog Design

Bathroom of the Week: Finding Warm, Rustic Lodge Style — and LoveA curbless shower, river rock tile and knotty cedar paneling created an inviting look for a remodel that led to marriageJeannie Matteucci24 minutes agoHouzz Contributor. Home design writer and lifestyle reporter with a love for stylish spaces, smart lighting and a good decaf dry cappuccino. The owner of this rustic Coupeville, Washington, log house with water views bought the home as an investment property and weekend getaway.
Before and After: 4 Inviting Kitchens in 150 to 170 Square Feet

1 week ago | houzz.com | Jeannie Matteucci |JDI Construction NW

Before and After: 4 Inviting Kitchens in 150 to 170 Square FeetSee how designers, including one found on Houzz, improved style, storage and seating to maximize limited spaceJeannie Matteucci16 minutes agoHouzz Contributor. Home design writer and lifestyle reporter with a love for stylish spaces, smart lighting and a good decaf dry cappuccino. Size is relative, but a 150-to-170-square-foot kitchen is generally considered modest in U.S. homes.
Porch of the Week: Refreshed Ranch for Indoor-Outdoor Living

1 week ago | houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris

Photos by Agnieszka Jakubowicz PhotographyThis was a down-to-the-studs whole-home renovation, and Rosenberg collaborated closely with contractors John Changras and Walter Frey from the beginning of the design process. The result nods to the home’s original California ranch style but with a fresh look. “My client was amazing, and she had a vision of what she wanted,” Rosenberg says. “We went through a lot of different iterations of different home styles.
Kitchen of the Week: White, Wood and a Dazzling Backsplash Design

1 week ago | houzz.com | Jeannie Matteucci

“After” photos by Andrea Rugg PhotographyKitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: A couple with three school-age kidsLocation: MinneapolisSize: 310 square feet (29 square meters)Designer: Kate Roos DesignBefore: The kitchen prior to the remodel had a tight U-shaped layout. The range wall on the right separated the kitchen from a mudroom and an underused space that Roos saw as an opportunity to expand the kitchen. Basic white cabinets showed wear. Most of the finishes and appliances needed an update.
Bathroom of the Week: Sauna and Cold Plunge Bring the Spa Home

2 weeks ago | houzz.com | Jeannie Matteucci

Tara Lenney DesignSave PhotoPhotos from Tara Lenney DesignBathroom at a GlanceWho lives here: Grant and Angela Morris and their three kidsLocation: DallasSize: 260 square feet (24 square meters)Designer: Tara Lenney DesignBefore: Prior to the remodel, the en suite primary bathroom had two separate single-sink white vanities, one shown here, another slightly visible in the mirror reflection. The cabinets lacked adequate storage, which meant the brown granite countertops became cluttered.