Design
NARI's 2020 CotY Awards celebrate the best remodeling has to offer, reminding us of the extraordinary work our industry is producing
To draw air from sub-slab soil, the slab must be airtight
A look at this year's home, which aims to serve as a design beacon to new developments in its palm-heavy, stucco-clad, equestrianian neighborhood on the outskirts of Las Vegas
Available in four different widths and two standard lengths, combined with the reversible styles and texture options, there are 16 potential profile combinations available.
One board, two Styles
That made-to-order Dream Collection takes the place of James Hardie's Custom Color Sample Tool.
Imagine a color: They have it
During a hurricane, a lot of wind and water damage occurs when soffits blow off the building. Here’s a look at why it happens and how to prevent it.
An online, kichen and bath products sales platform designed to give users education and inspiration alongside a wide, easy-to-navigate sales experience
It was too much to spend on something that wouldn’t add value to the home
The 2020 New American Remodel shows how modern design can appeal to traditional sensibilities
Four decks from four different deck builders, celebrating unique design and exceptional execution
Without a clear vision of success, it’s tough to stick to any resolutions
Beauty meets performance and fine design in this Arizona home
The Model ReModel projects are all but complete
The 2020 New American Remodel is a masterful example of modern design customized for one particular site
Trowel-on flashing is a good solution for fat-wall openings into which windows are partly or fully recessed
But which is recommended more by Realtors?
Though stylish and popular with homeowners, open-concept floor plans (and their lack of acoustic barriers) can make for much noisier homes if done incorrectly.
3 tips for reducing sound transference in open-concept remodeling projects
The trick is to drill a tiny exploratory hole with a locator bit made from a piece of piano wire
A tile setter shares a 40-year-old secret to tooling perfect joints every time