Living in a remodel has given us a new perspective — and looking back on our last home build, there are a few things we’d do differently this time around. Here are 4 things we’d change when we build again.
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In home design, few spaces spark as much conversation as the kitchen. For years, homeowners have gravitated toward wide-open kitchens that flow seamlessly into living and dining areas. As family dynamics shifted and entertaining at home became more common, the kitchen transformed into a social hub — not just a place to cook.
In 2025, the open kitchen layout remains popular. But it’s clear the concept is changing, and preferences are becoming more refined.
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Kitchen art is one of the simplest ways to enhance what’s already working in your space. Whether your style leans modern, traditional, or somewhere in between, the best kind of art for your kitchen helps tie together your overall aesthetic while adding warmth and depth. In this guide, we’re sharing our favorite art to transform your kitchen space—from vibrant fruit prints (like our featured lemon piece) to vintage finds and soft botanical illustrations.
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What we learned — and lived — is that building can absolutely be cheaper if you stay disciplined with your budget. Not only did we save money compared to buying a similar home at the time, but the long-term payoff was even greater than we expected.
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Choosing a builder is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when planning a new home, renovation, or addition to your home— and it can feel overwhelming. Knowing how to choose the right home builder is key to avoiding delays, budget blowouts, and poor workmanship. It’s not just about finding someone with the right price or portfolio — it’s about finding a professional you can trust to deliver on time, communicate clearly, and build to the standard you expect.