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How to Make A Statement with Your Doors
Interior doors are arguably the most underrated design element when it comes to interior design. With thousands of door designs, styles, and configurations to choose from, finding the perfect door is a fundamental part of complementing your overall aesthetic. Interior doors can make a significant difference in the overall design and appeal of your space.
Continue ReadingCrafters Dowels: More Than Just Crafting
What are dowels and how do you use them? A wooden dowel is a circular or squared wooden rod utilized in various carpentry, DIY crafting, and home renovation projects. Woodgrain’s Crafters Dowels are produced using clean knot-free Ponderosa Pine milled down to the specific diameter needed. They can be used for any application where a
Continue ReadingMinimaluxe: Doing More with Less
Minimaluxe has recently emerged into the interior design realm and has been gaining recognition; however, the two main components of this style of design are not new. As the name suggests, Minimaluxe is a tasteful balance between luxury and minimalism – two classic and timeless décor styles. It consists of a few carefully selected high-quality
Continue ReadingElevating Your Home with Moulding
Moulding is a major part of establishing consistency in your home. Moulding has a rich history dating back to ancient civilizations like Egypt and Greece, where it was used to decorate grand structures. Over time, it became increasingly prevalent in European homes during the Renaissance and Baroque periods, evolving into a prominent feature in interior
Continue ReadingFinished Elegance: Premium Moulding with No Painting
In the realm of interior design and home improvement, the quest for perfection often entails the process of selecting and installing moulding. This fundamental architectural element has the power to elevate a room’s aesthetic appeal while serving functional purposes. However, it has traditionally demanded a several step process that included painting, leaving homeowners yearning for
Continue ReadingYour Guide to Fall
As the leaves begin to change and the air grows crisper, it’s time to usher in the warm and cozy vibes of fall into your home. Fall is a season of rich colors, comforting scents, and a sense of togetherness. Embracing these elements through interior design transforms your living space into a haven of style
Continue ReadingElevate Your Interior Design: Exploring the Latest Trends in Color Schemes
Color is a powerful tool that can transform a space from ordinary to extraordinary. This year, waves of color trends have emerged, bringing fresh and inspiring palettes that captivate both homeowners and design enthusiasts. From bold and daring combinations to calming and soothing hues, these color schemes offer a plethora of options to suit various
Continue ReadingVictorian Homes and Keeping Their History Alive
Victorian interior design emerged during the reign of Queen Victoria—the name a nod to Her Majesty—and greatly influenced design trends across Europe and America. Victorian style is known for its ornateness, orderliness, and eclectic approach by compiling different textures and materials into one gorgeous motif. Due to the Industrial Revolution years earlier, the world saw
Continue ReadingWoodgrain: A Vertically Integrated Company
Did you know that Woodgrain is a vertically integrated company? Vertical integration refers to a business strategy where a company owns and manages multiple stages of the production and distribution process within the same industry. In the case of Woodgrain, being a vertically integrated company means that we not only manufacture our products, but also
Continue ReadingPocket Doors: The Hidden Doors
Intro Pocket doors, also called hidden doors, became a staple door in the late 1800s. Pocket doors are often called hidden doors or vanishing doors because they conveniently slide into your walls, essentially giving an illusion that the door has disappeared! These doors became a dominant entryway of libraries, sitting rooms, and dining rooms. Historically,
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