Scheduling Your Holiday Remodel

So you’re on board to renovate your home before the holidays, but where should you start? Let’s begin with these four areas of your home that guests are sure to notice!

Kitchen Remodels

Your kitchen is most commonly used for entertainment so this is one area you certainly want to focus on. If a kitchen is outdated or cluttered, guests might not feel very comfortable in your home. Welcome your family and friends into a classy, newly remodeled kitchen this year by making several updates.

• Replace old floors – new tile or hardwood flooring is the best option for easy cleanup and durability.
• Install new cabinets – touch up your cabinets with a clean coat of paint or replace them all together with a new, fresh set.
• Install new counters – invest in a new granite or quartz, countertop to update the focal point in your kitchen.
• Upgrade appliances – stainless steel appliances offer a sleek, clean appearance.
• Install a new backsplash – a new tile backsplash can add significant value to your home and makes for easy cleanup when cooking gets messy!

Bathroom Remodels

Each guest is going to need to use your bathroom at some point during your holiday gathering. Impress everyone with an updated space. Have you been using the same bathmats and towels for over five years now? Don’t forget to change those out too! You will want to start by: 

• Replacing the floors
• Installing new cabinets
• Replacing outdated countertops
• Changing out old sink or bathtub fixtures
• Adding holiday themed décor

Entryway Upgrades

The entryway is the very first thing your guests see upon opening the door, so it’s important to keep this area tidy and relevant. Don’t clutter your entryway with jackets, shoes, umbrellas, or backpacks. Create an organized space for guests to enter by adding custom storage options in a separate mudroom area. In the entryway, you may want to add a large mirror, a console table, and a holiday themed flower arrangement. The console table will help you organize the entryway and showcase your holiday décor.

Entertainment Upgrades

At some point, your guests may want to tune into the big game or gather round for a movie and popcorn. You want to make sure that your home entertainment center is large enough for the whole crew and that your television quality is on point. Consider mounting a high definition, flat screen TV above the fireplace for an aesthetically pleasing entertainment solution.