Cabinet Makers: Why Custom Cabinets Would Be an Ideal Addition

Whether you are constructing a new home or have chosen to remodel your current residence, one of the important elements to consider is storage. This is especially true for rooms such as the kitchen or the bathroom. Generally, people will opt for stock cabinetry, as they are a readily available as well as economical option. However, this does not mean they are the best option for your residence. Another storage solution that you could consider is to have custom cabinets made for you. [Read More]

3 Gorgeous & Unique Bathroom Styles to Freshen Up Your Space

In the average home, the bathroom will be in one of two themes: "white and chrome", favoured by people who like a modern classic sort of a look, or "seaside/nautical" with relevant motifs and plenty of blue and/or green, favoured by everyone else. If you're bored of these uniform styles, there are plenty of other ways to renovate a bathroom, and you won't need a seashell in sight if you don't want one. [Read More]

How to Get the Right Splashback for Your Kitchen

With seemingly never-ending options to choose from, making a selection on kitchen splashbacks can seem like quite the daunting task. However, it should not be so complicated. There are a few things that you can keep in mind to ensure that your choice of splashback will not only be functional in your kitchen, but will also seamlessly blend in with the décor choices in your kitchen. The following are some tips you can use to get the right splashback for your kitchen. [Read More]

Start Your Engines: The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Choosing Engineered Stone Benchtops

When it comes to benchtop materials, it's hard to match the combination of beauty and durability that comes with stone. However, natural stones such as granite, slate and sandstone do not come cheaply, and large benchtops covered in natural stone may be out of reach for many homeowners looking to remodel their kitchen on a strict budget.  An excellent, low-cost alternative to solid, natural stone is engineered stone. This material is made from crushed fragments of stone, which are then formed into a solid surface using tough binders made from polymers or epoxy resin. [Read More]