These are the words that fill Realtors' hearts with terror: carpet in the bathroom. As reported by Realtor.com, carpet in the bathroom--a mini-trend in the 1990s and 1970s--is one sign that your house is hopelessly outdated.
Spring is quickly approaching. If you're like many homeowners, you've been thinking about what kinds of home improvement projects you'd like to tackle now that the weather is showing signs of thawing out in the near future. Replacing your home's flooring is one of the quickest ways of breathing new life into a particular room -- or even an entire house -- that's also affordable and practical. Vinyl flooring is quickly gaining in popularity as a solution for homeowners. Below are four reasons why you, too, should consider vinyl flooring this spring.
If you're using multiple types of flooring throughout your home or business, you're going to be left with some areas that require a flooring transition. These are edge pieces that are positioned between different floors for a polished appearance and an easier-to-clean surface. There are multiple options for flooring transition, depending on the look that you want to achieve. Here's everything you need to know.
Most of us have at least one small room or space in our home that we wish was bigger. Even when you can’t physically enlarge the space, there are ways to achieve the feeling of a bigger space through the use of properly selected décor elements. Carpet is one of those elements. Whether you have wall-to-wall broadloom or an area rug laid over another type of flooring, choosing the right carpet can help your space to feel bigger.
Have you ever noticed how some design trends just don’t work in your home? You find the “perfect” look in a magazine, try to recreate it only to hate it in your own home?
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