Design Tips

Choosing to remodel your kitchen is a big decision that leads to dozens of questions. What kind of design style do I like? Can I find a better way to store spices/pans/storage containers? Should I make major changes to the layout? And the biggest question of all: How will this all get done? While some kitchen updates can be relatively simple, such as switching out appliances or lighting, going much beyond that can get complicated, fast. It should be no surprise that here at Bella Domicile, our designers are a vital part of the remodeling process! A great designer brings so much more to the table than design skills alone.Here are five key reasons you should work with a knowledgeable designer on your own kitchen remodel.

There is all sorts of technology to be found in the kitchen. Smart appliances like refrigerators, ovens, and even toasters are all becoming more common. There are countertops with antimicrobial properties, virtual assistant speakers, and thermostats we control with our phones.An area usually left out when talking about kitchen technology is one we use frequently: the faucet!

Laundry rooms have come a long way in the sphere of home design. Once relegated to concrete corners in cold, dark basements, the laundry room is now another spot in the home to put both form and function into practice. This once-dreaded household chore hits differently when you’re able to do it in a light-filled, well-organized room.

So, you’ve decided to begin the journey of a remodeling project. First: Congratulations! That’s a big decision, one that’s never taken lightly. Second: We’re guessing you have some questions.Most of our clients spend months, if not years, considering a remodeling project before officially tackling it.

We’ve entered a period where the work place seems to be shifting faster than ever. Remote work is no longer a novelty but many people’s lived reality. According to a recent Gallop poll, two-thirds of white-collar employees work from home either some or all of the time.

When I first saw the acronym WFM in a trade journal, my eyes initially saw a different set of letters. I was astonished this magazine would even consider publishing such as acronym. Are you smiling or just sneering at this post? However, a second look revealed with more clarity the correct letters, and I subsequently learned to my relief what those initials meant – Working from Home.