Denise Roussel
555 Hawkwood Blvd NE T3G 3K2 Calgary, AB, Canada

For some having a modern bathroom is everything and for others they prefer something more traditional! What are your thoughts?

You truly can't go wrong with a classic home like this, but the exterior itself is not the only factor positively affecting this home's curb appeal. The manicured lawn and nice shrubbery look good, plus, the beautiful weather doesn't hurt either. When you are walking up to a house what do you notice first?

This pleasant little dining area has relatively modern decor without being gaudy and the potential for natural light really adds its value.

Would you feel comfortable with a wall mounted fireplace? It goes without saying that almost all of us would feel comfortable with this view!

I love how the table ties into the wall thematically. A wonderfully modern room that still maintains a cozy and comfortable vibe.

Clearly, this home's gate does a lot to keep intruders out, but did you know its extensive exterior lighting is just as much of a deterrent? A few tips to increase home security with exterior lighting: Make sure entrances are well-lit and use motion-sensitive lighting elsewhere to save energy.

Fill in the blank: The room in my home that could really use an update is the ______

Have you ever had a pool table? They are really fun if you have enough room in your home.

These stairs look like something you'd stumble upon in Greece. It's a shame that more staircases aren't decorated at least a little bit. The same could be said for that fun, blue door! Everything about this entrance is fun, cheery, and bright. Any thoughts on how you could similarly brighten your front walkway?

If you're thinking about re-doing your dining room, you need to check out these 12 examples; some of them are legitimately unbelievable!

Looks aren't everything when it comes to buying a new home! Consider these three structural details while comparing homes to make sure you find the perfect fit.

Take a look at these painted ceilings and you just might decide to do something similar in your home!

Some youngsters in Canada and America are opting for an extreme shift in housing, toward 'tiny housing.' Do you think this is a passing fad or a new trend?