If you’ve been following along with my design journal for a while, you’ll know that I often talk about redlining plans, which refers to the process of going through floor plans, for the purpose of improving them. The process is similar to what a proofreader does with a written document, but in this case it’s about how the two-dimensionality of a floor plan will translate to actual built, three-dimensional space. There’s a lot riding on the process. It takes someone who is experienced…

This post is a good source for you to make a remodel or new master bedroom plans with bath and walk in closet as we provide some plan design images with the explanation.

With your new forever, custom home, have you thought about having it designed so no matter what the future brings, you can comfortably grow old in the home? That’s what aging in place refers to - the ability to easily stay in our homes throughout our lives, even if there’s limited mobility and r

Home 1. Primary bath. Water closet on left. Two closets (rear left corner and straight ahead).

When I tell someone that I’m an interior designer they immediately start talking about choosing pretty colors and finishes. And although those things are definitely an important part of interior design, I find myself trying to explain what I actually do for clients long before we get to the part w

So excited to have the master bedroom complete and to be moving on to the other side of this floor and the closet and bathroom design!

My sister recently survived her first renovation project! Here's what she learned as she hired out the complete remodel of her bathroom.

A jack and jill bathroom is a full bath that has two or more entrances. This bathroom is typically shared by two rooms and in some cases a hallway. A jack and jill bathroom will always have two sinks and occasionally, this bathroom would be split, with each side having their own toilet and sink […]