Articles by Mitchell Parker

Winnowing down the options for possible bathroom features can make the task of remodeling a bit more manageable. One place to start is with bathroom elements already popular among other remodeling homeowners. And the 2022 U.S. Houzz Bathroom Trends St…

A curbless shower takes some extra construction planning to slope the subfloor for proper draining, but it can be worth it. A seamless transition creates a mobility-friendly threshold that can accommodate a wheelchair if needed, but it can also stylis…

Bathroom design is always evolving. But understanding the latest trends in bathroom remodeling can help you make informed decisions about how to focus your remodeling attention and where to spend your money. For a starting point, consider these five b…

In this episode of Houzz TV Live, London designer Yoko Kloeden gives a virtual tour of a compact Victorian row house she remodeled for a family of four. Kloeden extended the house to the side and rear to expand the kitchen…

There are many benefits to a low-curb shower. The low barrier creates a safe entry point, helps visually expand a space and keeps water from draining out. Plus, a low-curb detail is often much easier to construct than a true curbless design. Here, fiv…

Home design trends are constantly changing. So to find out what’s popular today, we asked more than 50 home design and remodeling pros on Houzz what homeowners are currently excited about. And here are five design trends they say are taking off right …

Wallpaper is having a moment. An abundance of available colors and patterns coupled with a pandemic-influenced desire for bold interiors seems to have caused a surge in interest among homeowners. In fact, Houzz data…

In recent weeks, we’ve profiled kitchens with white and wood palettes, as well as kitchens that build on this combination with accents of blue…

We recently profiled stylish kitchens that feature palettes of white and wood, as well as white,…

A lot of factors contribute to what homes look like at any given moment. Some are easy to pin down, such as an ongoing desire for classic materials like wood and natural stone. Others are a bit more abstract or unexpected, such as a pandemic and subse…