As the chilly St. Louis winters set in, there’s nothing quite like gathering around a warm, inviting fireplace with family and friends. The fireplace is the heart of your home, a focal point that sets the tone for your entire living space. A cracked mantel or...
Curb appeal is essential for St. Louis homeowners, as it creates the first impression of your property. At the center of this appeal is your front door. A well-chosen door can dramatically elevate your home’s exterior. It’s an opportunity to reflect your...
In need of new countertops but don’t know whether you want granite or quartz? When it comes to high-quality, long-lasting countertops, you can’t go wrong with either choice. However, picking the right one for your needs and aesthetics is a personal decision. You...
Creating a functional and organized mudroom is essential for maintaining a clean and efficient home environment. The mudroom is an often overlooked part of the house. However, the mudroom serves as the first line of defense against dirt, clutter, and chaos that can...
Transforming your house one room at a time with small remodeling projects can make a significant difference in your living space without the need for a complete overhaul. A great place to start is the often-underappreciated mudroom, a functional area that can be...
Indulging your creativity leads to a sense of well-being. When a past-time blossoms into an integral part of your life, designing the ideal space in your home to create becomes a smart investment in your mental and physical health. To encourage your pursuit of...
The home remodeling industry is one of the most fractured industries in America with 87% of the companies doing under $1 million in revenue per year. One of the difficulties small remodeling companies have as they grow is adding someone to their payroll. ...
Since the start of the pandemic, many homeowners have been stuck at home, unable to vacation. With time and money on their hands, they have decided to put their unused travel money into their home. No matter the size of the remodeling project, big or small, they all...
This 1975, single-family, conventional home in Chesterfield was built utilizing masonry construction with a stone exterior. After many years, the homeowners realized that the right exterior enhancements could significantly improve their home’s curb appeal. They...
Sherwin Williams Color of the Year: Urbane Bronze Color is fun and inspiring, and exploring new colors in your home is a great way to transform a space. Changing a paint color seems like a small task, but in fact, it makes a big impact. At the start of each year, the...
How to Brighten Your Basement If you are considering finishing your basement or a basement remodel, you should first think about how you’d like the space to look and feel overall. While many homeowners choose to create a cave-like basement for movie viewing or...
Recently, many of us have had the opportunity to be home more than ever. This has us all thinking about improvements we could make around the house. Many of our clients are interested in expanding their living space either outside the home via patios and porches, or...
The Kitchen and Bath Show was held in Las Vegas at the end of January. We were lucky enough to have our very own Jake Spurgeon, Mosby Senior Designer, attend the event so he could give us the scoop on the upcoming trends. Here’s what’s predicted to be hot (or not) in...
Whether you currently have a carriage house on your property, or considering building an extra structure to host guests, the idea of carriage house is appealing. Carriage houses (sometimes referred to as guest house, or coach house) were originally...
The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) was held in Orlando in January and our Mosby designer, Jake Spurgeon, gives the inside scoop of 2018 Trends. 1) Rustic Finishes and Materials still Holding Strong If French Provincial is your “exprimer des...
