Air return vent grilles are a stock feature in almost any home, but why not use them to improve the aesthetics of even the plainest new builds? 

Just take a moment to consider this scenario: A living room is fitted with two larger air returns. 

Problem: The ugly metal grilles were fast and easy for the crew to install, but they are not really enhancing the look of the room. Though the home has gorgeous base moldings, flooring, and appealing colors, the room looks unappealing because of those ugly grilles. 

Solution: Swap them out with custom air vent grilles and things are instantly turned around.

The biggest element that goes into staging a model home is psychology, believe it or not. When a buyer walks into a model home, the home has to make them feel comfortable – without being exactly personalized to their unique style, so that it also works for other buyers. This means that builders and home sellers have to think hard about what types of details to add. 

One great way to add charm to a room without ruining this careful balance is to add decorative flex crown molding or picture moldings.

Here’s why.

Spring has arrived, and with it comes the coughing, sniffling, sneezing, irritated red eyes from allergies. If you have children, you probably know that they are the most susceptible to allergies, and spring is one of the worst times for plant pollen allergies. Spring and summer are often called the peak allergy seasons.

Thinking of having your home or hotel designed or redecorated the Baroque way? Indeed it's an interesting way to showcase a lavish lifestyle, impress guests, and wake up daily to luxuriously beautiful surroundings. This extravagant style goes a long way back, but continues to be utilized for many upscale homes and establishments.

Here are the 6 important elements you need to keep in mind when browsing for furniture, lighting, and decors you'd like to include in your Baroque interiors:

We have all probably watched the show “This Old House” on home re-design and renovation or similar shows on HGTV.  As many of us know from experience that taking an older house and upgrading it to a newer home can be an expensive and challenging task especially if you are doing it yourself without the hassle of costly labor and inconvenient intrusions from a work crew. You have to do both the exterior and interior of the home and make it look new again.

Suppose you have an older house with an interior that is constructed of cedar or pine tongue and groove which still looks wonderful after a good cleaning.  Yet still, some key things are missing or seem inconsistent with how you want the overall interior to look.  You're going to need to add some extra things. Here are a few good ideas.

When you look around your house you'll find that while it is a nice space, it can lack something overtime or maybe you're not satisfied with the decor anymore. You'll find things to update, change, and fix but you'll feel as if you are not good enough to take on such a challenge. You would be wrong! Many in-home projects are easily achieved, all you have to do is go for it! Here are some easy in-home updates you can do in order to help your house feel a little fresher than it was before.