Home Remodeling Tips & Inspiration by Jonna

Before you start a kitchen, bathroom, or home addition remodel in Fairfield or Litchfield County, three things matter most: a realistic budget, a design finalized before you buy any materials, and clear timeline expectations — bathrooms run about 2–8 weeks, kitchens 8–12 weeks, and additions 4–6 months. After helping hundreds of Connecticut homeowners over 30-plus years, I've found the families who enjoy the process most aren't the ones with the biggest budgets. They're the

I'll be honest, this is one of my favorite times to be a designer. The direction bathroom design has taken in 2026 is exactly the kind of work I love helping clients bring to life — and I'm seeing these trends come through our Design Center in New Milford, CT every week. We're moving away from cold, stark spaces and toward bathrooms that feel warm, layered, and genuinely personal. Less utility room, more private retreat. I wanted to share what's exciting me most right now — a

One of the most common conversations I have with homeowners starts the same way: “We’re thinking about removing the tub and turning it into a shower…” Usually, it’s in a hallway or second bathroom. Usually, the tub hasn’t been used in years—except to stand in and take a shower. And usually, it comes with a little hesitation. “Is that the right thing to do?” or “Should we keep it for resale?” My answer is often one that surprises people. Let’s Start Here: Who Are You Designin

Quick Answer: What are the best walk in shower ideas for CT homes?Some of the best walk-in shower ideas for Connecticut homes include expanding the shower footprint, adding built-in niches for storage, incorporating bench seats with stone tops, using multiple shower heads for a spa-like experience, and creating wet room layouts when space is limited. Thoughtful materials and finishes—like wood-look tile or warm metals—help tie everything together. Many homeowners come to us w