Homewerks Inc. Blog

As the place where you get ready in the mornings and come to relax in the afternoons, the bathroom is one of the most important spaces of your home. However, we find that so many Chicagoland residents are still living with a bathroom that doesn't quite meet their needs.

As the room where you get ready in the mornings and come to relax in the afternoons, the bathroom of your home is truly one of the most important spaces. However, we find that many Chicago homeowners still live with a bathroom that doesn't quite fit their needs.

The spacious master suite with large windows and hardwood floors would look less inviting with an outdated private bathroom. Your powder room decorated in early 90s decor certainly wouldn't impress any guests. Not to mention, the drawbacks of having an old, worn out shared bathroom for the kids.

For homeowners, deciding on styles, themes, and concepts for your home remodeling projects can be a challenge. Open any home remodeling magazine or do an internet search for home design trends, and it’s easy to become overwhelmed with the choices available for your project.

It’s easy to grow accustomed to what you’re surrounded by. It happens often to homeowners who are excited to start remodeling their home when they buy it, but all those updates get forgotten about as the years roll by. It’s even worse if you have owned your home for decades.

Whether you’ve been watching a lot of home improvement shows on tv, or you’ve finally grown tired of your cramped kitchen, there are a lot of things that can inspire remodeling and home renovations. However, you shouldn’t jump right into the first project that comes to your mind!

When is the best time of the year to schedule a remodeling project? Unfortunately, that question doesn’t have an easy answer. That’s because every project is popular at different times of the year.

Even the most attractive home has an unused room that homeowners store items in. Junk, cleaning supplies, and even old exercise equipment may be shoved into a poorly insulated bedroom, oddly placed area, or even the unfinished attic or basement.

There’s something about the feeling you get when you walk into a home with a bar inside. A gorgeous bar setting will add class and sophistication to any home décor, that’s for certain—yet the ambience is surprisingly down-to-earth and welcoming at the same time.