Kitchen & Bath Blog

For many homeowners, their shower is their sanctuary—a place to let all the worries of the day wash down the drain. However, when that sanctuary starts to show its age, serenity can quickly turn to stress. From leaky fixtures to chipped tiles, how do you know when it's time to replace your...

Accessibility concerns for you or a loved one should not exist in your home. When you arrive at your own doorstep, you should feel comfortable and have all of the things you need easily at your disposal. We have a blog on How To Make a Bathroom Handicap Accessible and adhere to ADA compliance...

Some people are bathtub people, while others love a luxurious shower. A walk-in shower can create the impression that the bathroom is much bigger. Additionally, it can make your bathroom look sleek and modern. 

You finally have your dream bathroom after months of dreaming, planning, and construction. But now it’s been a little while, and your shower doesn’t seem so shiny and new anymore. The soap buildup, dirt, and sand that you are washing off your body every day has taken its toll on your shower...

If you want to make a change in your bathroom but do not have the budget for a total overhaul, there are many ways to have minor updates that will count. Small upgrades can make a big impact. There are plenty of home improvement projects that can visually and functionally change the look and...

Cultured marble is a man-made material made from crushed stone that are bound together to create a beautiful, natural-looking material. Cultured marble is made in molds to create beautiful and unique pieces for your home. 

With a new year comes new trends in design and remodeling. We have put together the top trends that won't be going out of style anytime soon to inspire your bathroom.

Mobility issues or difficulties in physical functioning are a reality for 15 percent of the population in the U.S.—that’s 38 million adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Tile is one of the most popular and versatile materials to use in your bathroom shower. Many homeowners update their bathroom shower tiles every 10 to 15 years to keep up with the latest trends in home design, as well as keep their shower looking clean and bright.