Sebring Design Build Tiles have always been essential in home design. This is most likely due to the versatility and durability of the material. Tile can virtually be laid throughout your entire house from living room to bedroom and from floor to ceiling. If you’ve been thinking about doing some remodeling to add some tile work to any part of your house, we’ve come up with a list of tile patterns and designs you can choose from. We help a lot of our clients with the design process, and one of our favorites is coming up with patterns [...]

Sebring Design Build Once upon a time beige was one of the most popular colors for interior walls. A couple of decades ago, it was a color that stood out. However, over the years, another color has risen to take the place of beige; and that is gray. As modern décor gains a foothold, many homeowners prefer a clean neutral look and gray delivers perfectly. Whether it is used in the living room, bedroom or library, it creates a chic luxury feel that no other color can replicate. With that said, many homeowners are still wary of turning their [...]

scholarlyoa DARK HARDWOOD FLOORS Choosing the best hardwood floors for your home begins with a "hardwood hardness" (density) scale that translates into: the tighter the grain, the more damage-resistant the floor.  Now is a good time to check for use vs. density, when you choose your floor species, in order to fit in with the way your family lives. For several years now, we've seen dark hardwood floors gradually become the standard, rather than the exception.  However, it's good to discover ideas on how colors are being used today. Here are some tips about dark hardwood floors you'll want to [...]

Sebring Design Build If you're a homeowner, you are probably familiar with “subway tile”. If not, you could be missing out on this classic trend. Their long sleek rectangular shape, pencil thin grout lines, and shiny white color make them a very popular choice of most homeowners. A Short History of Subway Tiles Although subway tiles are very popular for bathrooms and kitchens remodeling, the history of these tiles date back to the unveiling of the New York subway system during the early 1900’s. The 3x6 inch tiles in gleaming white covered the walls of the new subway platforms and [...]