As homes reach the age of 20-plus years, remodeling becomes the focus for many homeowners. Kitchens and bathrooms are the most common areas of the home that demand attention.
These areas are also the most challenging. Color, style and functionality must be carefully considered when tackling these remodeling projects. With this in mind, it is important that you explore the many options available and consult the experts for good design and materials advice.
Upgrading your home is not only an investment, but a decision that will affect the space you live in for many years to come. Adding quality to your home means adding value to your home.
In today’s real estate market, there may be many homes of a similar size and location. Beautiful kitchens, bathrooms, and additions help to differentiate and place some homes above the rest. If you decide to sell at some point, a well designed interior will be a valuable asset.
These projects can be overwhelming with all the options available these days. Do you go with hardwood or tile? Bright white or a new color scheme? The possibilities are endless, but so are the issues to consider before making this long term commitment to your living space.
You want these renovations to last, especially in areas that are so important to every day function. You also want the project to go smoothly from concept to completion. When you are ready to get started be sure to use a design professional that can guide you through the many decisions involved and make it painless and enjoyable experience.
There is no “one size fits all” solution when it comes to remodeling. Careful attention to detail is required to ensure that each home and each individual get the best results.
For proven expertise, see John Debaun and Connie Smith at Ocean Interiors in the heart of Cape May. Open weekdays 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m.-3 a.m., and by appointment.
Stop in and find what you need for beautiful results that you will enjoy for years to come.
—John Debaun, Ocean Interiors
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