Wide, open spaces can make your home feel more luxurious, bright and airy. You don't need to necessarily add square footage to make your home feel more open, either. Just look up -- all of that vertical space can be honored and enjoyed by adding a mezzanine to your home design. Here's a look at…
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When Stone Can Work in the Kitchen
At Country Club Homes, we have found that many homeowners shy away from using stone when making custom kitchen remodeling plans. They mention loving the look of stone, but they seem to think it will look to rustic or will be hard to clean. We're ready to bust these myths once and for all. Stone…
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The Art of Laying Hardwood Floors
Hardwood floors look elegant and sophisticated in your home, but installing them requires careful attention to detail. At Country Club Homes, we recommend paying careful attention when choosing subfloor and hardwood flooring materials. Traditional Kitchen by Wilton Design-Build Firms Country Club Homes via Houzz Choosing Sub-floor Materials Plywood sub-floors are common in new construction, but you must be…
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Make a Statement With Shingle Style
Shingle style homes feature a distinctive and classical architecture that is reminiscent of early 21st century American design. These homes are often found in coastal areas and are ideal for casual living with a traditional feel. Shingle style features several distinct characteristics that set it apart from other home styles, including: Large front porches. Shingle style homes…
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