More and more, many people have the goal of aging in place. This is an important topic because it needs to address somethings few want to consider but most of us will face: the natural limitations of our bodies as we age.

Becoming a first-time homeowner is an exciting milestone, no matter when it happens. It’s a thrill and the experience is one most never forget.

Cleaning out after the holidays is the perfect opportunity to reset your home and clear away the extra clutter that accumulates during the season. By sorting decorations, donating unused items, and refreshing key spaces, you can start the new year feeling lighter, organized, and ready for a fresh beginning.

If you’re looking to ensure that your home and family are safe and sound, it may be time to evaluate your home-security strategy. This can either mean installing your first system, or upgrading your existing security.

At some point, you may have noticed a leaky faucet. Or, a slightly drafty window. Maybe even chipped paint on your home’s exterior trim.

Whether you are moving into a new home or updating and organizing your current living space, shopping for kitchen appliances can be a complicated task. There are many brands on the market, with varying models and technological features.

Easy home upgrades can instantly refresh your space, whether you're swapping out hardware, adding new lighting, or incorporating stylish storage solutions. With just a few thoughtful changes, your home can feel more functional, updated, and beautifully aligned with your style.

Want a shortcut to style without having to work with the color wheel? Try the trend of all-neutral rooms, which feature colors like white, gray, brown, and black. Going neutral is a very trendy approach to design, and rooms with these shades are somewhat easy to arrange.

Windows don’t always get the attention they deserve. Though these essential home features provide us beautiful views, allow for radiant sunlight into our homes, and break the monotony of exterior siding with their beautifully styled panels, we often tend to overlook them.

Creating a pet-friendly environment starts with choosing durable, easy-to-clean materials and organizing your home in a way that keeps essentials accessible yet tidy. By designing designated zones for food, toys, and rest, you can keep your home stylish while ensuring your pets feel comfortable, safe, and loved.

Though many home—improvement projects come with a steep price tag, there are many that are cost-effective upgrades. They can make a significant difference in the look of your spaces.

As the new year approaches, our thoughts turn to the endless possibilities for the next 365 days. And, with a resolution based on self-improvement, how we can declutter and organize our homes.

When we start organizing a client’s closet one of the first things we discuss is swapping out all the hangers to match. There are so many benefits to having matching hangers in your closet: a more streamlined look, better support for your clothes and even added space with some hanger options.

To begin, let’s talk about the definition of fast fashion. Fast fashion is the term used to describe the quick production of garments in bulk to keep up with the seasons or ever-changing trends.

During certain seasons, you may feel the itch to refresh your home. While a full living room revamp may be exciting, it’s not always in the cards. Let’s start with the bookshelf.

Between athletic shoes, boots, sandals, heels, flats and flip flops, keeping shoes from taking over your closet can be a challenge. But no matter how many pairs you have, creating a system to keep them organized isn't too hard.

Great design touches every one of our senses at the holidays. When you walk into a room, it shouldn’t just look beautiful - it should feel good, smell good, and be well lit.

Sorting items into donate, keep, trash, or recycle categories is one of the simplest and most effective ways to streamline any decluttering project. This clear system helps you make quick decisions, reduce clutter responsibly, and ensure the things you keep truly support your home and lifestyle.

One of our readers asked that we include this information in our blogs. We agree that this topic is important to discuss, since many DIY renovators also are interested in putting in storage once the project is complete.

One of our readers asked that we include this information in our blogs. We agree that this topic is important to discuss, since many DIY renovators also are interested in putting in storage once the project is complete.