Timing is everything when it comes to remodeling. Getting demolition tasks completed while creating a new design with all the pieces and parts ordered and delivered is a delicate balancing act. Deb Presson, of Presson Interior Design, took on an extensive remodel of the Don Gallo Mexican Grill in Knoxville, Tennessee, recently, and she had her work cut out for her.
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Anyone attempting to build or remodel in recent years faced obstacles from pandemic lockdowns and spiraling costs to endless supply chain woes. In St. Helena, California, Michael felt well equipped for tackling the design and construction of his new home with a background in architecture, carpentry, and design/build contracting. Little did he know the adversities he would face.
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Whether you live alone in a trendy tiny home or share a spacious farmhouse with your family, the kitchen is likely a mainstay of your home. With so many activities taking place in this space, from food prep and entertaining to midnight snacking and family chit chat, this hub must not only be adaptable to many needs but should also reflect your style.
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When the 2008 recession put a death grip on the U.S. economy, workers lost jobs, the housing market crashed, and businesses closed their doors. In the small town of Titusville, Florida, residents were struggling.
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When Allie and her husband planned to renovate their Falmouth, Maine, home, they decided to push the envelope a bit. Veterans of the renovation process at two former homes, the couple decided to go with a style that better reflects their coastal location.
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When Rita and Steve moved into their rural East Tennessee home which has been in the family since 1967, they began renovating the space to add more farmhouse style. The house, along with a classic red barn and a shed full of chickens, sits on 10 acres of land with a beautiful view of rolling hills and surrounding farmland.
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