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Outdoor spaces are more than just an add-on feature in today’s luxury home market -- buyers are demanding them as an extension of their floorplan. And in order to work well with the entire home,...
You've heard it before: people want to age in place, make their home accessible to aging par-ents who may move in down the road or prepare for unexpected injuries or sicknesses. A recent social...
What’s the point of living beside the shore of a breathtaking northern Michigan lake unless a home’s design takes full advantage of it? Before he began designing this 5100 square foot vacation...
Sitting in a meadow at the foot of the woods, this 3600 square foot cottage in Westchester County, New York, exudes an almost enchanted, fairy tale-like charm. Looking a hundred years older than...
Designed for a couple looking for a home that reflected their love of music and entertaining, this spacious 10,500 square foot custom residence in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, lets them enjoy both...
Ceramic tile appeals to new home buyers for its quality, durability and ease of maintenance. Now new home buyers may opt for ceramic tile for another reason-style.
Take a look at the housing numbers for the last several years.
When a room remodel needs to accomplish many tasks in the same space, moveable interior walls can create flexibility.
Design Manufacturers are increasing their offerings of aesthetically pleasing universal design products. Bathroom designs don’t have to sacrifice beauty in favor of functionality during a remodel...
Anyone who says you can’t mix business with pleasure will have reason to reconsider after taking a closer look at this eye-catching custom residence in Bonita Springs, Florida, which offers its...
Retro style combines with modern material in new entry doors.
This year, the Chrysalis Awards expands beyond the Southeast and honors remodelers in five regions across the country.
Remodeling and do-it-yourself television programs continue to grow in popularity with homeowners.
When remodelers sell clients, the line between being persuasive and being pushy is wire-thin.
Professional Builder has long covered the birth and growth of the Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) concept in new home community planning.
