If you’re the type of person to obsess over the latest home renovation trends, religiously check HGTV’s social media.

When it comes to kitchen flooring options, none quite compare to the classic, ceramic tile.

No matter what part of the country you live in, the winter months can be slow and monotonous as we eagerly await the first signs of spring.

You’ve been dreaming of new countertops for the past two years. You’re considering knocking down a wall and opening up your kitchen and living room areas for a more on-trend, open concept space.

We did it! We survived a COVID-19 holiday season, ushered in a fresh new year and here we are: with high expectations and hopeful optimism that this year will be better than the last. (I mean, let’s face it. Can it really be any worse?) No matter what the future holds, the great news is that with every new year comes a fresh start—even in your home.

As we prep for spring cleaning and look for new ways to get organized this year, take a look around your home and assess its hidden potential. Oftentimes, the most overlooked areas of your home are the ones that can be better utilized for storage and function.

One of the things we love the most about a new year is the chance to hit the reset button, to start fresh and to—once again—attempt to kick old habits to the curb and make positive changes within the home.

Every year without fail, somewhere between mid-January and the first signs of spring, millions of Americans experience a form of mild seasonal depression

Every Texas kitchen should be as unique and personalized as the homeowner. A trendy, industrial kitchen in the heart of Austin is going to look completely

An easy and affordable way to add some new life to your kitchen is by either adding or updating a backsplash.

ou’ve spend the better part of a year confined to your home due to the pandemic, and have probably dreamed up every possible scenario for home improvements. You’ve spent day after day creating a mental laundry list of projects to tackle, painting that needs to be done, carpet that should be ripped up and even walls that you would like to see opened up. And here we are in the middle of spring, with most of the country reopened, stimulus checks in our bank accounts and spirits lifted.

After spending close to a year at home, many homeowners are moving away from the open

Oh, the home office—the room we never knew we couldn’t live without until suddenly everyone needed to work from home during the pandemic.

When it comes to the overall aesthetic of your home, curb appeal is everything. Whether you’re keeping up property values within your neighborhood, trying to sell your home or simply setting the tone for your Texas dream home,

It’s time to make some changes to your current bathroom and you know you love the look of hardwood.

Often overlooked when it comes time for renovations, tiny spaces in the home, like the powder room, are actually brimming with design possibilities.

Since its very beginning in ancient Greece, Egypt and France, crown molding has been an opulent and stylish way to complete a room. You’ll find it on top of cabinets, columns and the point where the wall meets in the ceiling within the home.

With the majority of us having spent the entire past year cooped up at home, is it any wonder why we are ready to tackle home renovations?

Homeowners generally spend countless hours devoting time to renovating

While we all know that construction costs are currently higher than usual due to COVID-19, there are many ways you can still create your Texas dream kitchen without going into debt.