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Turn Your Foyer Into a Winter Wonderland

December 22, 2017 No Comments

Decorating during the holiday season is the best way to beat the chilly weather and add some colour and warmth into your home. And since your foyer is what greets you and your guests first, it’s worth some time and efforts in making it look magical and inviting. Here are some ways to turn your foyer into a winter wonderland so you can be greeted by the warmth of the holiday season each and every time. Add Fresh Garland On The Railings Garland is always a holiday classic and it’s one of the best elements to add into your foyer so that you and your guests can enjoy being greeted with the fresh, outdoor pine scent when you walk inside. You can also intertwine some lights along the garland to make it really set the tone of the holidays. Stick To Neutral Tones Turning your foyer into a winter wonderland is easy to do with a display of neutral tones and white, mixed with the magical touch of sparling lights and ornaments. This combination essentially mimics the glistening snow that makes winter such a beautiful and magical time of the year. So consider ways to pair off-whites, beige, and that snowy winter palette through ornaments, candles, cushions and more. Create A Centerpiece If you have a table in your foyer, why not create a centerpiece for it? This can be a combination of floral arrangements, such as a mixture of greenery, birch branches, bows, boughs and more. Alternatively, you can create a cake plate of Christmas bulbs stacked up to form a triangular concept of a tree. Whether you prefer classic and traditional or modern and sleek, get creative with your foyer table centerpiece to add height and a focal point to your display. Add Touches Of Festive Bronze Bronze is another stunning element that really adds shimmer and light that can instantly turn your foyer into a winter wonderland. You can add shimmering bronze bows to your front door wreath, combine it with touches of that rich forest green, or sprinkle some dashes of it throughout your urns and table centerpiece to draw in the eye of your guests as they enter your home. Nothing says winter wonderland like the combination of neutral tones and shimmering dashes of light. So if your foyer is looking bland and boring, create some winter magic by adding some of these simple décor features into your home this season. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

How You Can Create More Space for Holiday Gatherings

December 13, 2017 No Comments

Are you playing host this holiday season and wondering how on earth you’re going to fit everyone into your home? Don’t panic! All you need is a little smart planning and maneuvering to create all the space you need. And remember, hosting a great holiday party all comes down to the festive spirit that you and your close family and friends get to share together. So check out these tips on how to create more space for holiday gatherings so you can ditch the stress and start getting pumped for your holiday party. Tuck Away Non-Essential Items When hosting a group of people in your home, it helps to remove any non-essential items into a bedroom or spare room to save up some needed space. Items like your TV stand, side tables and clunky furniture can be tucked away into another room that’s out of sight for your guests to move around and socialize. Push Furniture Against Walls By simply pushing your couch and chairs up against the wall, you can create more space in the center of the room. That newly acquired area can then be better utilized by placing tables in the middle for the food and for people to more easily move about. Use The Biggest Area For Dinner If your gathering will include a dinner setting, you’ll need ample space for the chairs and table. And when your dining room isn’t large enough to seat all your family members or friends, try using an area with the largest space in your home instead. A living room or finished basement area can provide the perfect space that you need. If the space still feels tight, try adding another table in a smaller room within view and use that for the kids to eat dinner on. Take Advantage Of The Basement Your finished basement can also be an excellent area for guests to mingle and use if you are hosting a holiday part. Simply add some snacks in the area, set up a mini bar and don’t forget to decorate and add some holiday lighting to brighten up the space and make it feel more inviting. Create Separate Spaces Creating separate spaces for different activities will help break up the crowd. For instance, use a basement or sunroom space for the kids to play during your party. You can set up some games and activities to keep the children occupied as opposed to having them running around the dinner table and conversation area. Also, consider setting up a few conversational spaces by pushing groups of chairs together in some of the larger rooms. This also forces your guests to spread out rather than crowd around in one area. When you’re limited on space in your home, talk to us at the RenosGroup. We can help you plan for a new renovation or tackle your unfinished basement so you can finally create the space you need for holiday gatherings in the future, without having to stress about how you’re going to fit everyone in. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

5 Ways Having Your Ideal Kitchen Will Save You Holiday Headaches

December 8, 2017 No Comments

Is your kitchen space more of an irritant than a benefit when it comes to preparing your holiday feasts? During the holidays, all of the commotion in preparing dinner and get-together really puts your kitchen to the ultimate test. So if you feel like it’s just not as functional or conducive to your hosting lifestyle as you’d like it to be, here are some ways having your ideal kitchen will save you holiday headaches and make your culinary life at home so much easier. More Counter Space When you’re trying to prepare a dinner for all your family members, you need all the space you can get to prepare the food. Having a small counterspace just won’t cut it when you need a spot to organize the items, and separate areas to chop, blend, and create. Having large counter spaces, as well as an island, will help you stay organized and make your life a whole lot easier during the holidays. Extra Storage Space Having extra storage space really comes in handy during those family get togethers. The last thing you want is to have to go hunting for all of your serving dishes, special appliances, and extra dinnerware that is often packed away. With a new and improved kitchen design, you can enjoy plenty of efficient shelving with enough practical space to house all of your necessary items to keep on hand and close by. Cook More Items At Once Imagine the convenience of having a new sleek double oven that allows you to bake not only a turkey, but also the potatoes and other dishes at the same time. You could easily cook large meals in half the time by upgrading your stove during your kitchen reno too. Accommodate Your Needs Imagine having extra space in your fridge and freezer to store all your holiday ingredients and leftovers? With a new and improved kitchen, you can include customized units that can fit a larger fridge with extra freezer space to accommodate all of your cooking essentials. More Room To Move Making a big holiday meal often involves more than just one cook in the kitchen, as family and friends mingle and lend a hand. Instead of tripping over each other and risking spilling or breaking your fancy china, a simple redesign of your floor play and layout can shift minor areas of your design to open up more room to move around in. So when it’s time to upgrade to your ideal kitchen that can help save you from all your holiday headaches, talk to us at the RenosGroup. We specialize in kitchen renovations and can help you plan the perfect space for all your kitchen needs. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

Profiling 5 Popular Kitchen Styles

November 30, 2017 No Comments

Knowing that your kitchen needs an upgrade can often be a lot easier to determine than knowing exactly how to upgrade and design it. And sifting through endless kitchen design magazines can easily become overwhelming. So to help make it easier and clearer for you to decide, we’ve profiled 5 popular kitchen styles to give you some great inspiration without overwhelming you during the process. Farmhouse Kitchen Style Homeowners can’t get enough of the quaint, cozy home-grown vibes of the farmhouse kitchen style – and neither can we! Warm, rich, distressed wood, big basin-style sinks, exposed brick, vintage appliances, open shelving and a big kitchen table for family dinners make this a classic design that will always remain timeless. Chic, Clean & Modern Kitchen Style If clean lines, minimalistic décor and chic appliances speak to you, then the modern kitchen style is the way to go. This is an increasingly popular design preference as more efficient appliances, and cabinetry enter the marketplace. Think of frameless cabinets, simple and sleek hardware, a blend of natural materials and strong lines framing the layout. Contemporary Kitchen Style Similar to the modern style, contemporary designs offer more room for playful elements and finishes. This style can blend the sleek, sharp modern form with dashes of warmth from more traditional designs such as a mixture of materials like wood or stone, and colour in the cabinetry or countertops. Industrial Kitchen Style Another popular kitchen style is the industrial look. Unfinished concrete flooring, sharp lines, mixed with rustic elements like dark wooden cabinetry, metallic shelving, and exposed lighting features, make this a style a unique yet warm design. Spanish Kitchen Style Colourful tiling along the countertop or walls, arched windows, and warm-wooden cabinets make the Spanish revival kitchen style inviting and extremely popular. If you’re looking to add more colour and character to your kitchen, this is for you! It can be challenging to take on a kitchen upgrade when you’re unsure of what you really want. And with all of the options available today, it can be more stress-inducing than helpful. But it’s important to nail down your preference of kitchen style before you begin with the reno. Whether it’s modern, contemporary, farmhouse, industrial or something more Mediterranean – figure out which of these popular kitchen styles speaks to you and then contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427. We have handymen that can take care of it all for you.

Building a Home Studio in Your Basement

November 27, 2017 No Comments

Looking to create your own home studio in your basement? Whether it’s for work or play, if you have some free space in your basement you can easily build the type of space you’ve been dreaming of. But knowing how to plan properly and prepare is essential to getting it done right. Soundproofing and utilizing the amount of room that you can play with efficiently to house your equipment, are just a few factors to consider. Before you jump into your renovation, check out our 3 key steps for setting up a home studio in your basement. Space Requirements Most home studios require two spaces – one for the sound booth where you capture the music and one area for the audio mixing room where the music mixing and producing resides. The size of the sound booth will depend on how many instruments you want to record from, and it will be different if you plan to house a small band versus just you on the guitar and mic. The mixing room will also need to fit your equipment, which can change depending on whether you want a small or large-scale studio operation. Creating a thorough floor plan before you start the renovation will save you time and money in the long run. Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment Building the home studio in your basement will already ensure some soundproofing from the surrounding foundation and ground outside. However, you want to create additional soundproofing between the downstairs and upstairs. Plus, you want to keep outside noises away that could distort the sound. You can easily install some acoustic foam, sound diffusers, bass traps and reflection filters to keep the noise in and to ensure you can keep distracting ambient noises out. Purchasing the Equipment Once you have the sound booth and mixing studio built, you’ll want to add the necessary equipment. To get you started you need a computer, digital audio workstation to mix and edit the music, audio interface to provide all the connections to your music, a quality set of microphones, headphones, studio monitors, a cable to connect the mic and audio interface, along with cables to connect the interface to the monitors. And of course, any of the instruments you would like to use in your studio should also be purchased if not already done so. Building your own home studio in your basement can provide hours of fun and can help you take your sound to the next level. But if you don’t plan and build it out right you might end up ignoring it more than using it. So let us help! At the RenosGroup, we can help you plan and create your build so that you can easily transform your basement into a studio that gets you pumped to use it every time. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

4 Decor Ideas for Your Backyard Coach House

November 20, 2017 No Comments

Need some ideas for your backyard coach house? Modern coach house designs have come a long way since housing horse and carriages back in the day. Today, they’re often converted into quaint and characterful domestic dwellings that can be tailored to whatever style or need you prefer. Whether you have aging parents to care for, an older child looking for some independence, or if you simply need some extra quiet space to get work done, here are some décor ideas for you to consider for your backyard coach house. Home for Aging Parents When your parents reach a certain age, it’s nice to be able to have them close to home so that you can look after them and help take care of them when needed. A backyard coach house offers the perfect space for them to live, being close to home without invading your space while allowing them to maintain their independence as well. When designing for this purpose, consider features such as wide doorways or easy, accessible ramps. Also, enhanced safety features like a walk-in shower with handrails and lots of great lighting along the exterior and interior are important. Apartment for Your Eldest Child If you have a college-age child that’s eager for some independence, why not convert your backyard coach house into a loft where they can test out their wings before they really spread them? Make it modern and fresh with a great entertainment system, surround sound, and of course, a workspace where they can get all their assignments done. Home Office Space If you have a work-from-home career, you can create the perfect work zone that’s away from the distractions so you can get down to business. For this, you’ll need lots of built-in storage, large expansive windows to give you plenty of natural light, and product-inspiring colours for the walls like blue, yellow, or orange. Rental Unit If you’re eager to make some additional income, you can create a cozy rental property with rustic wooden floors, fresh, bright kitchen cabinetry, and even a few sunroofs to brighten it up if you find that you coach house is overshadowed and dark during the daytime. Having a backyard coach house is a great additional space that can come in handy when you need it the most. So if you’ve been neglecting yours, let these ideas get you inspired to create an additional space the serves your needs well. At RenosGroup.ca, we can help make your vision a reality. With our knowledge and expertise, you can trust us to take care of any home reno project. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

How to Prevent Mold & Mildew Growth Following a Bathroom Renovation

November 14, 2017 No Comments

Bathrooms are a common place for mold and mildew to thrive in. With all of the constant moisture and hot steam being produced from the shower, it can begin to grow along the ceiling, walls or shower area, causing potential harm to the structure of the bathroom and to your health. That’s why it’s necessary to take some preventative measures after you’ve renovated to avoid dealing with any harmful spores. Follow these tips on how to prevent mold and mildew growth, following a bathroom renovation. Good Ventilation is a Must Since the bathroom is the dampest room in your home, it’s where mold and mildew are most likely to develop, which can end up damaging your grout, wood and other items. It can also lead to allergies and respiratory problems. So one of the most important things to include in your bathroom renovation is a good ventilation system that can remove the moisture and steam fast. You should also encourage your family members to crack open a window after each shower. Avoid Using Textiles Although most bathroom designs don’t include textiles like carpeting, you may want to avoid using them also for the shower curtain, wallpaper and anything similar that mold spores can latch onto and grow on. With the moisture and heat, certain fabrics and materials are not suitable to include in the décor, so make sure you’re careful about what you place in there. Don’t Cheap Out of the Fixtures When it comes to the fixtures and plumbing, it can be easy to go with the cheapest options. But keep in mind that sometimes spending a little more now can save you from spending a lot more later. Upgrading your plumbing and fixtures can help you steer clear of dealing with cracks and leaks, which will add more moisture and potential mold growth into your bathroom. Use Mold & Mildew-Resistant Materials Being preventative is always a smart move to avoid costly and hazardous situations in the future. You can use materials that are resistant to mold and mildew, such as paint, flooring and other specific treatments that can be applied to surfaces. If you’ve just realized how susceptible your bathroom is to these spores, you can prevent mold and mildew growth after a bathroom renovation by implementing some of these important steps. Or you can contact us, or call at (613)727-9427 to take care of your reno for you so that you don’t have to worry!

Designing Your Dream Master Closet

October 30, 2017 No Comments

Ready to finally make your dream master closet a reality? It’s easier than you think! All you need is a plan, some inspiring ideas, and the RenosGroup to help you transform your current closet space. Check out these ideas for designing your dream master closet to get you started. Built-In Shelves If most of your items other than your clothing end up on the floor in or around your closet, then this is clear indication that you need more (or convenient) areas to store your items. Built-in shelves are a must when revamping and creating your dream master closet. You need to have a spot for everything, such as segmented areas for shoes, to keep it neat and easy to access. Custom shelving units can have a variety of shelves for ties, scarves, hats and anything else to keep it organized. Go Big On Lighting No matter the size of your closet, having adequate lighting is important to see what you need and to make the process of deciding what to wear that much easier. If you’re lucky enough to have a large size – or even a walk-in closet, always go big on the lighting features to ensure you have a well-lit wardrobe. Adding enough pot lights above your clothing racks, adding more pot lights underneath certain units of the customized shelves, and even installing a large stylish lighting feature in the center of your closet will take your design to the next level. His And Hers When designing your dream master closet, you can also create both His and Hers sections so that you can keep each of your dedicated sections organized without encroaching on space. This should be taken into consideration in regards to the customized units. For men, think about accessories like ties and belts that will require specified storage, and for women, having different shoe racks for heels, flats, boots, and even areas for jewelry can be included. Tailor Made We know that you’ve been dreaming of having a master closet that you can feel excited and proud to show off, so why not make it tailor made? Get fancy and creative by adding in some personalized, finishing touches, like an elegant leather bench or even one or two comfy seats to rest on when you need to think about that perfect cocktail outfit. You can also throw down a cozy rug and add some splashes of colour to the walls that you enjoy. When it’s time to finally tackle the closet and take on the exciting challenge of designing your dream master closet, the RenosGroup is here to help! Our expert contractors can install customized shelving, lighting and anything you need to achieve your dream design. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

Stylish 2017 Colour Trends to Refresh Your Home

October 23, 2017 No Comments

If you’re tired of staring at the same old colour on the walls in your home, adding in some fresh, modern hues and shades can help spruce it up. It’s so convenient when you get to switch up your design and décor, even just a tad, to rejuvenate the look of any room. And this year, designers are falling for some serious shades and strong, bold, exotic hues that are 2017’s hottest colour trends so far. To give you a palette of inspiration when you’re ready to freshen up your home, read on to find out what colours are dominating the interior design world. Moody Shades And Wallpaper Designs The bedroom is where we like to cozy up and feel relaxed. And this year, we’re seeing a trend of shades and even wallpaper designs that embody moodier tones, combined with dark wood stains and splashes of colour to set the tone just right. Combinations of navy blue, dark plum, and grays are perfect for getting that cozy, comfortable atmosphere. “Millennial Pink” Millennial pink, also known as Windsor pink, is another dominant favourite this year. This combination of peach-salmon offers the perfect blend of colour that in essence, acts as a neutral tone. With both youthful and elegant properties, it can go just about anywhere and for any age group, despite the “Millennial” label. Autumn Maple This October, get in on the colour that perfectly embodies everything we love about the fall time. This burnt orange is fresh, spicy, exotic and goes perfectly with darker toned wood and lighter blonde accents. Black Chiffon In a similar vein with the moodier tones, Black Chiffon, which looks like a black charcoal mix, is dominating feature walls with many black on black tone layering happening. Dark leather chairs, all black built-in wall units, slate table tops, black vases and flickers of gold accents create a sexy, masculine design that make it impressive for any statement wall. Deep Emerald There’s something undeniably mystical about the bluegrass green that’s wrapped up in deep Emerald. It’s an historical colour that embodies sophistication, elegance and that perfect traditional country home vibe that is sure to reignite your love for any room in your home. The colour palette is proving to be an exciting one among the hottest trends. So why not give your home décor a facelift by getting creative with colour and finding ways to splash in some of these moody and exotic hues into your space this year. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

5 Essential Elements of a Chef’s Kitchen Renovation

October 16, 2017 No Comments

Just because you don’t have your own restaurant, doesn’t mean you can’t feel proud about being the master chef at home. If the kitchen is where you find joy, then why not bring some more love into this space by creating your own chef’s kitchen right at home? You may never get the chance to show off your culinary delights in a five-start Michelin, but really, who cares when you get to be the head chef for your family and friends? If cooking is where your heart lies, then making the effort and investment to create a chef’s kitchen is well worth it. When you’re ready to spice up your kitchen, make sure to add these 5 essential elements of you chef’s kitchen renovation project. Ample Amount Of Room If you ever peak back behind the scenes at a restaurant, often you can see chefs fluttering around the kitchen in an almost orchestrated rhythm. So the first necessary element for a proper kitchen is to have ample amount of room for both you and anyone involved to move around in. Having an open floor layout is essential. If you have partition walls separating your kitchen from your guests in a neighbouring room, think about how you can eliminate them in your design and add in an island instead to place your culinary skills on display as you interact with your loved ones. Gas Cook Range For any chef – whether at home or in a restaurant, the stove is often where most of the magic happens. So, naturally, you need it to excel in performance with this appliance. When taking on your chef’s kitchen renovation, don’t skip out of the appliances that matter. Having a gas cook range that operates with a high British thermal unit (that’s above the average 7,000 Btu) provides larger, hotter flames, with a grill to go alongside it. Large Sink And Extendable Faucet With the amount of pots and pans getting used up on a regular basis, having at least two large basin sinks is extremely helpful. You can add these features to the island, or simply add them into your current layout. Just be sure to add in an extendable faucet that can allow you to reach the hose into areas easily. Sufficient Storage To Organize Your Equipment For a chef, the knives, spatulas, spoons, flambé torch and all of the other gadgets and gizmos that get used on a regular basis are your essential tools. And keeping them organized and stored away properly and conveniently is essential. Keeping the kitchen organized with a flow that makes sense to you is all about adding in those necessary pull-out drawers, Lazy Susan’s and other organizers to keep your tools stored away properly. Keep this in mind during the renovation to incorporate enough cabinetry and units to make your kitchen work for your culinary rhythm. Finishing Touches If the kitchen is where you truly feel at home, then make it truly your own by adding in those finishing touches that you love. Install elegant pot lights along the ceiling, place your favourite copper pots on display, add in that luxurious granite countertop you’ve been dreaming of working on. Make it yours! Get creative and use these other key elements to help make your dream chef’s kitchen renovation into a reality that you can enjoy everyday at home. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

5 Downsides of a DIY Remodel

October 12, 2017 No Comments

Thinking of taking on a DIY remodel? Well, you might want to think again before jumping into that. As great as those Youtube videos may seem, the reality is that DIY projects can be much more of a hassle and simply not worth the amount of time and aggravation it can end up requiring. When it comes to home projects like a bathroom upgrade or remodelling the interior, it’s always best to leave it to the professionals. Following DIY instructions to take on something that you may not be equipped for – such as plumbing, demolishing, or rebuilding – can be dangerous and can end up costing you much more in the long run if something goes wrong. So if you’re teetering on that DIY debate, consider the 5 downsides of a DIY remodel first. Calculating The Real Cost With the amount of DIY videos that are fluttering around online, it’s hard not to get caught up in that DIY fever. And one of the main motivating reasons why many homeowners take on these home projects is to save some of their hard earned money. But the reality is that it’s often not as much of a frugal path as they were hoping for. There are many projects that can cost much more in reality, and the fact is that many experienced, reputable contractors have connections to suppliers that offer discounts to keep costs lower. Plus, when you begin to factor in the amount of time you’ll have to spend in between your full-time job, the question should always be, is it really, really worth it? Take the time to analyze these factors and determine if the time, effort, and supplies really outweigh the benefits of hiring a professional contractor who can get the job done for you. Safety First Safety should always be an important priority to consider. Do you have the necessary skills to take on this DIY remodel project? Can you safely take care of the plumbing or electrical wiring for those necessary features? It’s important to recognize when something is out of your repertoire of skills and when certain tasks should only be dealt with by a trained and license professional. Can You Handle The Mess? Professional, experienced contractors not only have the skills to take on necessary projects safely, but they also know how to manoeuvre themselves, labourers, and supplies in such a way that won’t leave a massive mess for you to deal with. Containing any mess is often a part of the job. So if you can’t handle the idea of living with a mess to deal with after struggling through your DIY, then it’s worth your time to opt out of taking it upon yourself to do. Staying Within Your Budget Staying within your budget can also become extremely challenging when you’re unsure of where and what the best strategy is for obtaining the necessary supplies. A contractor can recommend materials and supplies that can achieve your vision, while maintaining your set budget. Finding The Time Ask yourself if you really have the time to spare? Remember, any project usually takes more time than initially thought – especially when you take it upon yourself to do. If you barely have the time to spare for yourself, then finding time for your DIY remodel can lead to a lot of stress and aggravation. As tempting as a DIY project may seem, in the end, many homeowners realize that it really isn’t worth the time, aggravation and energy it requires. Save yourself the headache and call the professionals at RenosGroup. If you want to learn more about the downsides of a DIY remodel don’t hesitate to contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

Planning an Eco-Friendly Kitchen Renovation

September 25, 2017 No Comments

Wondering how you can make your kitchen more eco-friendly? Well, there are plenty of ways – from big changes and additions to simple ones like using non-toxic paint on the walls, minimizing wasteful products, and encourage recycling and composting. But those are just the tip of the iceberg. For more ideas when planning out an eco-friendly kitchen renovation, read on. Install Natural Flooring Starting from the ground up, consider the type of flooring that will be installed. There are plenty of natural options like hard wood, or linoleum that don’t contain the toxins that are found in many other manufactured materials. But one option that is gaining popularity is cork. This is a very sustainable material and is of course, non-toxic. It’s a better eco-friendly option in comparison to other natural woods such as oak since cork trees regenerate every nine years as oppose to oak trees (among others) that can take over 30 years. That’s a big difference! So when considering what floor to place down, give some serious thought to cork, which is available at roughly the same price as other wood flooring. Upgrade to Energy Efficient Appliances Between the amount of appliances that get used in the kitchen, this is where a great deal of energy can be wasted, which adds more stress to our environment. If you’re considering an upgrade, make sure to look for that Energy Star label that will tell you it’s energy efficient. And if your budget can’t stretch as far to replace all of your appliances, then just consider some of the ones that are major energy hogs like the fridge, oven and dishwasher. These three are generally the most wasteful and expensive, so by upgrading you can save money too. Use a Water-Saving Faucet Wasting water is something we are all guilty of. But there are ways to help combat our bad habits. For example, installing a water-saving faucet is a really helpful addition to any eco-friendly kitchen plan. With a flow rate around 2.2 gallons per minute, it helps you conserve water without even thinking about it. Refinish & Refurbish Rather Than Replace Think your cupboards look dated? Well instead of ripping them down and adding that to a landfill, consider saving time and money by giving them a facelift. As more homeowners are looking for ways to cut down on costs, refurbishing older items to look better than new, is more popular than ever. Give them a good sanding and get creative with your (non-toxic) paint. When you’re ready to get on board with an eco-friendly kitchen renovation, take note of these key areas that can transform your kitchen into something beautiful for both you and the environment. Contact us, or give us a call at (613)727-9427

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