We’ve compiled all of the Kitchen Remodeling Information from our blog campaign “14 Kitchen Design Guidelines, Illustrated” into a downloadable e-Book. Inside you’ll enjoy Kitchen Remodeling Tips based on NKBA (National Kitchen & Bath Association) Diagrams. If you are planning a Kitchen Remodel, this Guide is Essential. Get Your Copy
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Recent studies performed by AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) show that 89% of people 50+ wish to remain in their own homes indefinitely. In our remodeling experience this is most certainly the case, people save for years to afford their dream kitchen or new master bathroom. They live in
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Your new bathroom layout has to aline with your spacial needs. After all what good does it do to update the space if it’s not gonna make your life easier too? In the design phase you should be considering how the flow of traffic will proceed through your new bathroom
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In a mad rush to get into the bathroom, the door itself is not always noticed. As long as it has a lock, most folks are happy with the bathroom door’s purpose. Here’s a few tips to consider when planning to renovate or design a new bathroom that will make
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Since 1982, the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) has marked October as “Kitchen & Bath Month.” Home Run Solutions is a proud member of NKBA and we love October, not only because the World Series is coming up and football season is in full swing, but because Kitchen and
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One of the most satisfying phases of any kitchen project is when we come by to take photos of the completed renovation. It is during this time that we can adjust the various lights to create many different mood settings and appearances. This is the beauty of having a great
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You might ask: “What’s so special about an electrical receptacle?” An outlet: something basic, overlooked, and uninspiring, right? When updating a kitchen, however, more electrical receptacles are almost always required. Some standard interpretations of current building codes require that there be no more than 24″ horizontally between any 2 receptacles
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A decision you’ll be faced when purchasing a new countertop is the selection of the edge design. The vast majority of new kitchen countertops that are going homes today are solid surfaces (man-made or natural) such as quartz, granite, soapstone, or marble. The appeal of these surfaces is their durability,
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Whether you are planning your dream kitchen remodel or just need to find a few more square feet of available space in your existing kitchen, usable countertop space is always a priority. The first place to start in this quest for space is to look for what can be eliminated
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