From all-white and neutral décor to vibrant paint and full walls, design trends have majorly shifted in recent years. Combine your property’s history with your personal preferences to find an interior design style you love.
Create a catalog of your favorite home features to inspire your home décor and design name.
The term “en suite” comes from French and means “afterward” or “following.” While you could argue that en suite in real estate can be described as one room being situated after another room, the French word and the English word really have nothing to do with one another. Instead, the word “en suite” was adapted into the English language to mean “in the room” or “connected.” Though, nowadays, its only use is to refer to a very specific room in a house and nothing more.
Bathrooms are the center of busy morning routines, nightly regimens, and a variety of basic needs throughout the day. With all this activity comes clutter, and in a typically small room like the bathroom, you can’t afford to waste space on items you don’t need.
The longest-running peril of social media continues to be the omnipresent misperception of those around you based on their own “selective sharing.”
If your bathroom hasn’t been updated at all since 1968, it may be time to replace everything from the pea-green countertops to the dingy bathtub.