Minimalism is often thought to be an American style rising in popularity during the 1960s and 1970s, and many prominent architects, artists, and designers became known during that era. However, the roots of minimalist design can be traced back to post-World War I...
Maximalism has gotten a bad rap. The term conjures up images of overcrowded, cluttered, and chaotic spaces that remind one more of an overzealous collection of circus memorabilia than a home. What is It? Trends Trends take pendulum swings as the world around us...
Tile trends are like everything else in interior design: there is a new one practically every year. Like paint and wallpaper, tile is a wonderful way to update the look of your home without major renovation. The possibilities are endless and there is something for...
Aging-in-Place is more than a trend. A 2021 AARP survey revealed almost 75% of survey respondents 50 and older want to stay in their homes for the long term. This number has remained consistent over the last decade. Like so many other decisions, this should be...
Why Sustainable Renovation? This is a value-laden question. On one level is the purely environmental response. Energy-efficient homes use less of many resources to heat, cool, and light. Reusing and repurposing means less for the landfill, as does selling or donating...
