At Cottage Industries, we know it can be overwhelming to take on a Main Line home renovation project while also raising a family. Sourcing all the elements can take a lot of time, not something busy moms tend to have. Some of the most important decisions that need to be made concern which finishes will complement the look and feel of your existing home while at the same time meeting your practical needs.
Finishes make a big difference in the look and functionality of the rooms they’re chosen for. While one homeowner may view the experience like being let loose in a candy store, another may feel completely stressed by having so many choices. The endless array of knobs, fixtures, countertop materials, flooring, moldings, and lightning (and that’s not all!) can be exhausting. If you’re worrying about how to choose finishes when remodeling on the Main Line, here are some tips we hope will keep the process fun.
Choosing kitchen finishes can actually be a fun family process.
There’s an incredible array of bathroom faucet finishes to choose from.
No matter which finishes you choose, try to buy all fixtures and accessories from the same company to avoid color variations. If this still seems overwhelming, consider using our interior design services. Our designer will guide you through the process of choosing finishes, matching styles, and even selecting colors, furniture, and art if you want. You can even do it from the comfort of your home! To learn more, contact us today to get the conversation started.
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