Level Up Your Lower-Level Hosting With A Kitchenette
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by Kristina Ferrigan
2M ago
Whether your lower level is already primed for entertaining or you’re just starting from the ground up, the addition of a kitchenette can up the ante for both hosts and... The post Level Up Your Lower-Level Hosting With A Kitchenette appeared first on Normandy Remodeling ..read more
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High Rise Remodeling: Work Around What Can’t Be Moved
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by Kristina Ferrigan
2M ago
Remodeling in a high rise or condominium unit has more restrictions than a single-family home, but don’t give up hope for reworking your space. “In buildings like these you can’t... The post High Rise Remodeling: Work Around What Can’t Be Moved appeared first on Normandy Remodeling ..read more
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Punch Up Your Porch With A Paneled Ceiling
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by Kristina Ferrigan
3M ago
When it comes to your outdoor living space, creating something cozy and inviting is all in the details. “Your porch is an extension of your home, and the ceiling plays a large part in making it feel like another room, not just an enclosed space,” says Normandy Designer Maury Jones. “A rustic paneled ceiling radiates warmth and charm, inviting relaxation and conversation.” You can choose an all-weather synthetic material or natural material depending on your desired look, budget, and level of maintenance, according to Maury. All-weather materials come in a variety of styles and colors, includin ..read more
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Kitchen Sinks: Not Just Stainless Steel Anymore
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by Kristina Ferrigan
4M ago
When you’re first thinking about a kitchen remodel, the material of your kitchen sink probably isn’t on your mind But the durability, maintenance and color options will all factor into the material you choose. There are three material types that are the most popular, and each one has its pros and cons depending on your needs: stainless steel, cast iron, and composite (sometimes referred to by the brand-name Silgranit). “Most people’s first thought when it comes to kitchen sinks is stainless steel, but once we explain the options maybe 80 percent end up choosing a composite sink,” says Normandy ..read more
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Kitchen Color: Make a Statement Without Saying a Word
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by Kristina Ferrigan
5M ago
When it comes to adding color to your kitchen, the options run the spectrum. You can be bold with more permanent features like cabinetry, or dip your toe into the color wheel with something as simple as chairs or even towels. “Your space should be a reflection of you,” says Normandy Designer Abby Osborn. “If you want that ‘go big’ moment in a room, going with color is one way to do that, and there are many ways to add it.” The biggest tip when it comes to color? Make sure you love the shade – especially when it comes to less temporary elements. While accessories can be easily swapped out, cabi ..read more
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When It Comes To Kitchen Islands, Bigger Isn’t Always Better
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by Kristina Ferrigan
5M ago
A kitchen island lets guests gather easily, provides ample space for work (or homework), and can solve many storage puzzles. But how do you decide the size? The shape? The material? And while an island can be many things – can it be too big? Normandy Designer Laura Barber, AKBD, once worked with a couple who did away with their baseball-diamond-shaped island during their kitchen remodel. “They couldn’t reach the middle of the island, so it turned into wasted space,” Laura says. “A kitchen island should have a function, and not just be large for the sake of being large.” While bigger may seem b ..read more
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The Benefits of a Linen Cabinet Versus a Linen Closet
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by Kristina Ferrigan
5M ago
What if storing your linens and laundry was not only more functional, but also more beautiful? Linen closets – your run-of-the-mill drywall box with a door – will do the job, but a linen cabinet can save you space, provide more custom storage, and match or enhance your design aesthetic. “A linen cabinet is more like a piece of furniture than just a closet with a door,” says Normandy Designer Laura Barber, AKBD. “You can add roll-out options for storage, tilt-out hampers, both vertical and horizontal storage, and hidden outlets for everything from hand-held garment steamers to coffee makers. Th ..read more
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Home Remodeling Trends for 2024
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by Kristina Ferrigan
9M ago
A fresh new year often brings a ho-hum feeling about the state of your home, yet moving to a new house (and giving up that fantastic interest rate) isn’t an option right now. Take heart. Our Normandy Designers share the top home remodeling trends for 2024, which has everyone falling in love with their space all over again. Top solutions include reimagining rooms and delegating purposeful spaces for both work and play. Whole Home Realignment Picture your entire living space reimagined in one grand sweep. Breathing new life into familiar corners is the kind of magic that happens when you take wh ..read more
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Bathroom Remodeling Trends for 2024
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by Kristina Ferrigan
9M ago
Bathrooms are making bold moves in 2024 proving they are no longer just utilitarian spaces, but a place to show off your design chops. According to our Normandy Designers, high-contrast palettes, artistic lighting, and fabulous shower aesthetics are just some of the top bathroom trends we’ll be seeing this year. Let’s dive into the must-haves and chic choices that will transform your bathroom into a sanctuary of style. High Contrast For those who love a bold statement, high contrast is the name of the game, and there’s nothing more dramatic than the classic black and white color palette. These ..read more
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Kitchen Remodeling Trends for 2024
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by Kristina Ferrigan
9M ago
The turn of a new year has you creating vision boards for your health, your career, and your home. This year, things will be different, starting with a kitchen remodel. Among all the colors, materials, and textures to consider, it can be tricky to narrow down the elements that best reflect your personality. We checked in with our Normandy Designers to get their insight on the top kitchen design trends that we’ll be seeing everywhere in 2024 and beyond. Allow these ideas to add a few more sparks to your inspiration. Seeing Green Neutrals are making way for bold splashes of color and when you p ..read more
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