Summer is the perfect time to tackle home improvement projects. The days are longer, the temps are warmer, and inspiration is in the air. The best part? It’s possible to refresh your home without spending a lot of time and money. In fact, some of the most impactful projects are also the simplest. If you’re unsure where to start, check out these ideas for our favorite summer home improvement projects:   1. Repaint the Front Door Treat your home to an instant facelift by repainting (or re-staining) the front door. Consider choosing a unique, unconventional color — like yellow, red, or turquoise — to stand out in your neighborhood. While you’re at it, replace the door’s hardware to keep it

It’s that time of year again when trees and flowers are in full bloom and you want to spend more time outdoors. If you’ve been focusing on remodeling your interior rooms over the past year, it’s time to take that design itch outside. Rejuvenate your sunroom. Revamp your porch. Perk up your patio. To inspire you, we’ve put together some of our favorite reimagined sunrooms. Apply your favorite ideas to your home, and soon one of your most-lived in rooms might not actually be inside. Sandy, subtle, and bright. Even if you’re not near the beach, you can bring the ever-so-subtle beach vibe to your sunroom. This space reminds us of the sand and peaceful seaside, without being an over-the-top

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic transformed the home into a multi-purpose space. For many folks, their home became an office, classroom, gym, restaurant, and vacation spot—just to name a few. In turn, homeowners are using their personal space in new ways, ultimately changing the landscape of home design as we know it. Ahead, explore just how COVID-19 is expected to change the future of home design and building. A Need for Work- from-Home Spaces As remote work and learning becomes the norm, homeowners are seeking spaces that can be converted into a home office, classroom, or both. Ideally, these areas will consist of rooms with doors, rather than busy spaces (such as a nook in the kitchen or living room).

If home workouts are part of your weekly routine, you’re not alone. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were forced to exercise in spaces like their basement, living room, or backyard—just to name a few. Yet, even with the end of the pandemic (hopefully) in sight, you might still feel more comfortable exercising at home. That said, it’s worth investing in a home fitness center that you can enjoy for years to come. The design experts at Primera would love to help you create this space. Here are some of our favorite design ideas for home gyms. Natural Light There are few things more energizing than a bright, sun-filled room. To lighten up your home gym, consider installing windows on

The most wonderful homes are the ones that make optimal use of space while reflecting the homeowner's personal taste and style. Over the years, as we’ve offered guidance for home renovation projects, and provided design inspiration for functional, aesthetically appealing spaces, the more we’ve observed a common thread: Many homes have a small area in the kitchen that people just aren’t sure what to do with. You know those spaces? The ones where you think, “Should we put another cabinet there, or maybe a decorative piece of storage furniture? What about a wine rack or bookshelves?” There’s no single correct answer to these questions. Rather, it depends on how that odd space can best serve you and your family. Here