For years we have been trying to cover it up, paint it, distress it, and turn it into something other than what it is, which is just classic, beautiful wood.

For those of us that were around in the ‘70s, it may be hard to forget those cringe-worthy avocado and mustard hues that were in every household. (Yes, some of us are still trying to block out memories of that avocado bathtub and matching vanity from childhood.) It’s true; everything old will one day be new again! And here we are in 2020, looking at paint colors from our youth, refreshed and back on our walls.

With the temps slowly starting to drop here in eastern Texas, this may just be the perfect time to finally tackle that weekend outdoor project you’ve been putting off all summer.

From our clothing, to household furnishings, to even the cars we drive, it’s fair to say that everything in the world around us is moving towards becoming environmentally friendly.

Whether you are planning to list your home in the upcoming months, or are looking for a simple refresh, keep in mind there are key changes you can make

Since the kitchen sees the most foot traffic of any room in the home (yes, even more than the bathroom!)

Once upon a time, rough, bare, exposed brick walls, concrete and Edison bulbs were all considered signs of an old, unappealing abandoned industrial building.

As Texans, we are not strangers to the concept of a classic, rustic-yet-magical, cabin in the woods getaway. What else compares to unplugging in Mother Nature,

Believe it or not, bathroom tile has reigned supreme as the go-to flooring option in homes all over the world since 4700 BC.

When thinking in terms of remodeling and decorating your home, the living room is arguably one of the most important. Aside from the kitchen, the living room is where you and your family spend most of your time, binging on Netflix shows, entertaining friends and family and playing games.

The number one reason homeowners choose to update their kitchen is because some element of the space is outdated and needs an upgrade: the appliances, the décor, the countertop…you get the idea.

Let’s be honest. One of the first things you notice when walking into someone’s kitchen is a dazzling countertop

It’s almost snuggle season here in Texas and for those of us that daydream of baking homemade cookies and curling up by a crackling fire with a special

With some of us still working remotely, some still under a legitimate quarantine and some of us making the conscious choice to be cautious and stay home, it’s fair to say that as a society we have spent more time at home in 2020 than any previous year.

Fall may be in full swing here in Texas, but the weather is still pretty perfect for long, lazy weekends spent with friends gathered around the fire pit. Now that the sun isn’t forcing us to all stay indoors and blast the AC,

It’s impossible to turn on HGTV or flip through the latest issue of Architectural Digest and not notice the mention of shiplap.

If you spend any amount of time scouring Pinterest for trendy kitchen floor designs, the one thing that keeps popping up is wood.

It’s hard to believe we are already looking toward a new year but with just 2 months left on the calendar, it’s time for design forecasters to start making predictions for 2021. For the upcoming year,

One of the first items to be replaced on a homeowner’s wish list these days involves the bathroom.

With its simple, functional, understated clean lines, accents of gentle curves, and versatility, mid-century modern furnishings have been accenting homes for decades.