Design | Wellness | Cabinetry
Taj Mahal, like other quartzites, is priced not so much by quality or country of origin as much as its availability.
Quartzite is an increasing popular choice among homeowners and interior designers due to its sophisticated look, natural strength and relatively low maintenance. It’s commonly found in leathered, hone and polished finish, which makes it ideal for both contemporary luxury spaces and casual chic kitchens and bathrooms. Continue reading “4 Alternatives to Taj Mahal Quartzite”
No group or demographic has been spared the pain or stress of the pandemic, but millennial mothers (women born between the early 1980s and mid-1990s) have been hit particularly hard for a wide range of reasons, from the unique demands of caring for young children to the specific toll it has taken on their careers. Continue reading “Messy Kitchens Leave Millennial Moms Stressed”
After being cooped up in the same space for a year, chances are you’d like a décor tweak, better lighting, more built-in storage or maybe even a total makeover.
Growing environmental awareness and the changing
demands on our living spaces are having a direct impact
on kitchen design trends for 2021/2022.
New year, new you. It’s a phrase we hear far too many times every January, as millions of people are bombarded with ads targeting drastic transformation of their lives.
Personal growth experts advise against setting major new year’s resolutions, and instead focusing on simpler and more specific ones that you’ll be more likely to achieve. Because while the pandemic means we might all be spending more time at home, that doesn’t mean we necessarily have more capacity to take on new challenges. In fact, we probably have less. Continue reading “New Year, New You”