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Bathrooms: What’s In

By Webmistress On May 21, 2013 · In About Design, Project News

We often hear from clients who are in need of help with maintaining and upgrading older, outdated bathrooms. In fact, we are currently working on one such project in a historic home in Center City Philadelphia. Recently, we’ve seen a surge in demand for bathroom elements that include the following:

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Our Main Line Kitchen Project Featured on The House Counselor

By Webmistress On May 14, 2013 · In About Building, About Design, Company News

This week, we are excited to have one of our recent kitchen projects featured on HGTV Remodels’ blog, The House Counselor with Laurie March. The project, pictured here, is a big-feature, yet modestly sized, modern chef’s kitchen created for a cottage-style home in Narberth. Here is an [...]

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New Life for a Historic Master Bath

By Webmistress On May 10, 2013 · In About Building, About Design

This week, we are starting demolition on the master bathroom of a small early-1800s house on a charming, tree-lined street in Philadelphia.

The homeowner is a returning customer whose kitchen we tuned up years ago. His existing master bathroom includes an array of mismatched items, including a gray toilet, a white sink in [...]

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Uncovering the Magic in Your Home

By Webmistress On May 3, 2013 · In About Design

We often talk to new clients who come to the table with ideas about all kinds of “stuff” they want to buy and install in their homes. While this is a perfectly natural place for most people to start their renovation process, our job is to get them to back up a little [...]

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Spring “To Do” List: Projects Big and Small

By Webmistress On March 20, 2013 · In About Building, About Design

“Spring is the time of plans and projects.”

—Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

With the first day of Spring (finally!) arriving this week, homeowners invariably turn their collective thoughts to refreshing their homes and yards. Whether you are planning a full design build renovation of a kitchen or bathroom, or any of the [...]

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How Long Will My Renovation Take?

By Webmistress On March 13, 2013 · In About Building, About Design, Why We Do It That Way

While it is difficult to discuss how long a remodeling project will take without being specific about the type and scope of room being done, generally speaking, most of our projects take between two and five months from start to finish, with the average being three and a half months. We manage a number [...]

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How Much Will My New Kitchen Cost?

By Diane Menke On March 11, 2013 · In About Building, About Design

(Part 1 in a series that examines our customers’ most frequently asked questions.)

New clients often call us wanting to know what a new kitchen will cost them. The simple answer? Until we visit their home and find out what they want us to spec out for the project, we don’t know what the exact [...]

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Personalized Renovation: Your Home Should Tell Your Story

By Diane Menke On February 27, 2013 · In About Building, About Design

When we work with homeowners during the design phase of a home improvement project, we ask about them about how they live their lives and how they use their rooms. We inquire about their hobbies and the attributes of a home that are really important to them, and we actively listen to their answers. We [...]

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Home Buyers + Construction Pros = Due Diligence

By Webmistress On February 14, 2013 · In About Building, About Design

Most people who are in the market for buying a home that is in need of repair or renovation are not home-construction experts — and they don’t know what the various necessary upgrades will cost them. That’s why it makes sense to reach out to a reputable local construction expert for information before you [...]

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The Art of Studio Design

By Webmistress On February 6, 2013 · In About Design

We often receive requests to design spaces that integrate our customers’ professional work into their homes. These spaces dedicated to our clients’ needs to work, play, and be creative in their homes are sometimes single rooms, entire floors, or even entirely separate buildings! Not only do these studio spaces minimize costs by avoiding the [...]

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