Closets
Don’t get hung up on aesthetics. We want our homes to look great, but it is more important to ensure that everything functions. Focus on the less glamorous, practical elements first when you are planning your renovation.Consider those everyday necessities, such as coat and shoe storage, laundry areas, and linen closets for stashing towels and sheets. They sound mundane, but without proper planning for these spaces, your beautifully designed home may soon look quite chaotic.
5 Alternatives to Subway Tile1. Mosaic: interesting and tactile. For a textured feel in your bathroom or kitchen, try small mosaics like these. Sheets of tiny tiles are a tactile alternative to the smooth subway, but they can work just as well to form a subtle backdrop to the rest of the room. Hexagonal mosaics like these are popping up in many well-designed homes right now, and they look great on both floors and walls.
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