For the October edition of House & Home Magazine HomeTech Renovations was given the cover page and an Exclusive Feature Article on a major remodeling project completed last summer! Congratulations to everyone involved with the project!!!!
The project came out beautiful and the clients were so happy with the outcome of the project that they even did a VIDEO TESTIMONIAL. To see more photos of the project vsit our portfolio: Rustic Eclecticism: Chester Springs
HomeTech is excited to welcome Lilywork Ceramic Ornament to our Artisan Gallery.
Lilywork Ceramic Ornament is based out of Bucks County, PA, an area rich in handcrafted tile heritage. Lilywork designers draw their inspiration from local tile-making traditions, as well as, world travels, historic patterning and architectural studies. Their designs reflect cross-cultural elements from historic Korean, Turkish, Roman, Persian, Moroccan, Central Asian and Spanish decorative arts.
Owners, designers and creators of Lilywork are ceramists Paul and Esther Halferty. Paul, a graduate of Tyler School of Art, has been producing tiles for twelve years and currently is the mold-maker at Moravian Pottery and Tile Works. Esther, a graduate of Hartford Art School, has gathered experience as a museum assistant collections manager, art teacher in Istanbul,Turkey, and design consultant. She has been creating tiles for eight years. Both use inspirations from travels abroad to develop designs.
To learn more about Paul, Esther and Lilywork visit their website: Lilywork Ceramic Ornament
Introduction:
The National Association of the Remodeling Industry is the nation’s only not-for-profit trade association dedicated exclusively to the professional remodeling industry. NARI promotes ethical and sound business practices for the benefit of the industry and America’s homeowners. Their core purpose is to advance and promote the remodeling industry’s professionalism, product, and vital public purpose.
NARI’s member follows a Code of Ethics. Each member of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry is pledged to observe high standards of honesty, integrity and responsibility in the conduct of business by:
Any remodel project whether big or small is an investment that should be well planned to meet your expectations when completed. When deciding on a long term investment such as a kitchen or bath renovation; there are generally 2 BIG questions: Will I get pleasure and enjoyment from the investment? Will it increase the value of my home? The answer should be YES!
Homes increase in value when rooms are updated, especially kitchens and baths. The proper improvement will increase the desirability of your home compared to others in your neighborhood. This aspect is very important if and when you go to sell your home in the future.
In the early 1900’s people did not live a fast paced, hectic lifestyle nor did they celebrate holiday’s as we do today. Early kitchens were segregated from entertaining spaces and would never have been thought of as a space in which to welcome guests. Traditionally kitchens were utilitarian; a wall hung sink, a basic free standing range, and an old ice box were the norm. Bathrooms were not much different with hot water being a real luxury. As time passed a shift within the home happened. People were met with stresses and challenges they hadn’t faced before; they needed an escape. Their escape became their home. House’s started to de designed and constructed differently. Interior spaces were enlarged and reconfigured. As household income increased and life’s pace quickened, interiors including kitchen and bath space further evolved to compliment new lifestyles.
A few months ago HomeTech Renovations was interviewed for a modern master bath remodel by Remodeling Magazine. This remodel is unique in that it is compose of unique materials and high drama design elements. Mixing Brazilian multi-color slate, amber glass tile, black linen tile and walnut cabinetry creates a warm and modern atmosphere to the space. To read the article folow this link: High Drama: Master Bath Remodel. Want to learn more about this master bath remodel and see more photos? Visit our portfolio: Modern: Media, PA
A recently completed master bath remodel located in Ambler, PA gave our clients the peaceful and rustic space they were looking for. The unique layout provides our clients with their own spaces within the bathroom and maximized storage allows for a clutter free room; even the seat bench provides concealed storage. Earthy and airy materials create this warm and welcoming master bath. With distressed wood flooring adding warmth, desert gold slate providing a full palette of earthy tones and custom painted cabinetry giving a hint of tradition and refinement, the space welcomes you to stay a while.
The shower area was another important feature to our clients. The 1/2 walls around the shower allow privacy but still a sense of openness within the shower. A pebble floor was designed in the shower giving our clients an added spa-like experience and also added to the overall rustic feel of the master bath. The desert gold slate gives the space a plethora of added color and the running bond pattern creates a unique twist to the shower space. The jamb material is Roman Travertine adding to that custom feel and tying back to the countertops of the vanities. A frameless shower enclosure was chosen as well. A french 15 lite pocket door is used for the main entrance into the space which eliminated a traditional door from swinging into the space and also allowed natural light to flood in from the master bedroom. A tranquil and warm space …
To see more visit our website portfolio: Refined Rustic Master Bath: Ambler, PA
A Chester Springs couple decided to undergo some major renovations over this past summer. While on vacation they had HomeTech Renovations come in and renovation their kitchen-family room areas and master bath. Upon returning from vacation they enetred a completed transformed home that now compliments their lifestyle and aesthetic…
The Spa Inspired Master Bath: Everyone needs a little spa in their life; and that’s exactly what our clients got in their master bath. Rich cherry cabinetry contrasted with lighter tones within the glass tile and natural stone used throughout the space create a spa like feeling. Multi colored pebbles, sea glass mosaic tiles and Pietra Cardosa Limestone were chosen give the shower environment a calming and relaxing place to wash the everyday worries away. A large freestanding air tub was chosen for this master bath to complete the ultimate spa experience. To see more of this spa inspired master retreat visit our portfolio: Spa Inspired Master Bath: Chester Springs, PA
Ructic Eclecticism Kitchen: Warm, welcoming, rustic and eclectic with a casual twist are the elements that create this unique space. Through the uses of character cherry, tiger wood, brushed black ash granite and paint colors this kitchen area becomes the center for family gatherings. The space was also opened up to the family room to make the spaces more of a dynamic and multifaceted entertaining area. To see more of this eclectic kitchen visit our portfolio: Rustic Eclecticism Kitchen: Chester Springs, PA
DalTile presents: Ocean Jewels. Giving the natural allure of the sea has become even more radiant. The iridescent hues formed at the ocean’s floor seem to glimmer with intrigue when displayed on a wall. Light appears to be held captive in the pearlescent reflectivity of the tile’s surface. The collection offers a multitude of colors and patterns to suit the aesthetic of many. This is truly a unique way to add sparkle and character to your kitchen or master bath. To learn more view the brochure: Ocean Jewels
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