Home News By Garrison Hullinger September 13, 2022 in News By Garrison Hullinger As the weather starts to cool down, fall is a great time to consider a remodel to help spruce up your space in time for the holidays. With that in mind, I wanted to share my top 3 remodel/design tips. Bathroom Plumbing Fixtures: When remodeling your bathroom, try to maintain the current locations of existing plumbing fixtures, particularly for toilets and showers. Relocating these fixtures can get very expensive, especially if the bathroom is located on a second floor or on a slab foundation. Flooring Material: Many homes have inconsistent types of flooring throughout the various rooms; linoleum in the kitchen, carpet in the living and dining rooms, and tile in the foyer. Removing all of these different materials and replacing them with a single style flooring adds continuity and beauty to a home. Lighting: There are so many options for lighting and the preferences and objectives vary from room to room. In your kitchen, it’s important to have appropriate task lighting, whether it’s a recessed can light over a prep counter or a dropped pendant over a sink. For a bedroom, flush-mounted ceiling lights work great, then layer with lamps on nightstands. For your bathroom, overhead lighting is a must but it’s also important to include lighting from the wall to light-up faces. Sherwin-Williams is still offering Sumner County residents special pricing on interior and exterior paint through the Sumner County Economic Development. Simply reference Account # 1304-2400-5 for your discount when ordering. Hope this information inspires you to begin a project of your own. Write or email me about your next home remodeling project. I’d love to help! The homeowner wanted to open up their kitchen space and create more headroom at the sink while adding some additional lighting. We also brought the engineered wood floors into the kitchen to create a more cohesive look. Latest Stories Crusaders Force Clearwater’s Offense to Stumble September 13, 2022 Kids Fly Free September 13, 2022 WHS Women’s Tennis Top Two in Tournaments September 13, 2022 Ronald Dean Coker September 13, 2022 LINDA C. BLACKHOROSCOPES September 13, 2022 We Are Stronger Together September 13, 2022 Joe’s Flight September 13, 2022 By Garrison Hullinger September 13, 2022 Mike’s September 13, 2022 Shelby Says “What’s this?” September 13, 2022

As the weather starts to cool down, fall is a great time to consider a remodel to help spruce up your space in time for the holidays. With that in mind, I wanted to share my top 3 remodel/design tips.

Bathroom Plumbing Fixtures: When remodeling your bathroom, try to maintain the current locations of existing plumbing fixtures, particularly for toilets and showers. Relocating these fixtures can get very expensive, especially if the bathroom is located on a second floor or on a slab foundation.

Flooring Material: Many homes have inconsistent types of flooring throughout the various rooms; linoleum in the kitchen, carpet in the living and dining rooms, and tile in the foyer. Removing all of these different materials and replacing them with a single style flooring adds continuity and beauty to a home.

Lighting: There are so many options for lighting and the preferences and objectives vary from room to room.

In your kitchen, it’s important to have appropriate task lighting, whether it’s a recessed can light over a prep counter or a dropped pendant over a sink.

For a bedroom, flush-mounted ceiling lights work great, then layer with lamps on nightstands.

For your bathroom, overhead lighting is a must but it’s also important to include lighting from the wall to light-up faces.

Sherwin-Williams is still offering Sumner County residents special pricing on interior and exterior paint through the Sumner County Economic Development.

Simply reference Account # 1304-2400-5 for your discount when ordering.

Hope this information inspires you to begin a project of your own. Write or email me about your next home remodeling project. I’d love to help!

The homeowner wanted to open up their kitchen space and create more headroom at the sink while adding some additional lighting. We also brought the engineered wood floors into the kitchen to create a more cohesive look.

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