Not since the height of the 70’s have we seen brass so strongly embraced in interior design. Along with its other warm metallic counterparts (copper and bronze), brass is enjoying a huge revival. Beaten, folded or polished – designers are celebrating its luxurious, yet industrial appeal, making everything from chandeliers, pendant lights, tables, dressers, chairs, bath and kitchen fixtures and decorative accessories out of this ancient metal.
Modern vs. Contemporary – What’s the Difference? Design-Build Tips for Your Custom Home
So you’ve heard the words “Modern” and “Contemporary” used in terms of architecture and design. When it comes to designing and building your home, which style do you prefer? Did you know that there is a difference between the two?
When you define the words, they both seem to mean almost the same:
- “Modern: Of or relating to present times as opposed to the remote past.”
- “Contemporary: Belonging to or occurring in the present, at the same time.”
But when we talk of architecture or interior design, believe it or not, there is a difference.
Let a Licensed Contractor Build Your Dream Home
Building a home is always associated with a happy new beginning for any family. The anticipation that comes along with finding the right property, considering size, layout and other house design plans and finding a trusted company to work with every step of the way, are all part of the exciting experience of creating your new home from square one. To keep everything on track and going according to plan, don’t underestimate the importance of securing the expert services of a licensed contractor.
A Licensed Contractor Means No Regrets
Why take chances? To ensure that every aspect of your new home’s concept and construction is above-board and properly carried out, hire a reliable, state licensed contractor to oversee your entire project. Your contractor will help to put all of your ideas and suggestions together into a cohesive final plan that will suit your needs and personal taste. Not only that, a licensed contractor willContinue reading