Totally agree, but I’d argue digital layouts can sometimes trick us into thinking we’ve “solved” the space before we’ve even lived in it. Have you eve...
I get where you’re coming from—milestone payments definitely keep everyone accountable. But sometimes I wonder if breaking things down into even small...
Totally get where you’re coming from—those gadgets always seem promising, but nine times out of ten, it’s back to basics. I’ve noticed the same with m...
KEEPING TRACK OF YOUR CONSTRUCTION LOAN PAYMENTS WITHOUT LOSING YOUR MIND I get the logic behind using the bank account as your main record, but I’ve...
Title: Building Priorities—Comfort vs. Features I get the appeal of a showstopper kitchen, but I think people often underestimate just how much the “...
Totally get where you're coming from—investors can be a double-edged sword. I've seen projects where investor input actually elevated the design visio...
I've definitely run into similar headaches. From my experience, Delta and Kohler fixtures tend to have more forgiving connectors and fittings, especia...
Couldn't agree more about insurers and builders needing a common language—it's like they're playing telephone sometimes. But honestly, even with detai...
Totally agree with moderation being key. I've seen reclaimed wood done beautifully as accent shelving, but when someone goes overboard—like floor-to-c...
Totally agree that sometimes the simplest fixes are overlooked—it's easy to jump straight into expensive solutions because they seem more "official" o...
Couldn't agree more about Excel—it's fine for basic tracking, but once you start juggling multiple draws, revisions, and unexpected changes... things ...
Totally agree about photos being a lifesaver, especially when you're dealing with clients who struggle to visualize finished spaces. I've had good luc...
Dimmers are nice, but honestly, they're not always the best solution for every space. I've had clients who installed them expecting a cozy vibe, only ...
You make a fair point about doing some homework, but honestly, I've seen people get themselves into trouble by trying to micromanage contractors too m...