Andrew Lemieux
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Andrew is a creative writer, poet, and content strategist. He is passionate about literature, food, wine, travel, and sports. In his spare time he enjoys working on home projects and restoring the 1837 Greek Revival he and his wife own.
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Timeless vs. Trendy: Finding the Right Style for Your Home
Key Takeaways Remodeling a home is costly and time-consuming, not something you should have to redo because of a short-lived trend. Some design choices, like hardwood floors and crown molding, are timeless, while others, like shag carpeting and barn doors, are not. The big question is how to balance timelessness and trendiness with interior design.
By Andrew Lemieux5 months ago in Families
From Condos to Ranch Homes: What’s Right for You?
The housing market this year offers more options than ever before, from sleek city condos to cozy ranch homes. Each type of housing comes with its own set of pros and cons, making it important to match your lifestyle, budget, and long-term goals with the right property. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a growing family, or someone looking to downsize, understanding the unique features of each housing type can help you make the right decision.
By Andrew Lemieux5 months ago in Journal
Planning a Luxury Bathroom Upgrade? Avoid These Common Mistakes
Most homeowners fantasize about upgrading some part of their home. While the kitchen is usually the room where the most significant statement is made, a luxury bathroom remodel can reinforce the “dream home” atmosphere that homeowners crave. However, choosing the upgrades is more than just a matter of determining which “vibe” makes the most sense. There are practical, structural, and financial considerations to keep in mind for any bathroom renovation. With the rise of homeowners creating makeover content, people are becoming more inspired. Still, it’s also important to be aware of potential mistakes that can happen if certain things are overlooked. Here are some things that can save you time, money, and frustration.
By Andrew Lemieux5 months ago in Lifehack
How Plants Can Boost Productivity and Morale
There are many things that can make the workplace more productive, but did you know plants make the list? Plants bring both psychological and health benefits to any location and they can even improve performance and productivity in the workplace.
By Andrew Lemieux6 months ago in 01
From Lobbies to Rooftops: Creative Ways to Use Commercial Planters in Hotels
Hotel design is a key element in shaping the guest experience. Every color, texture, and form you select for your property’s interior and exterior spaces tells the story of your brand and the atmosphere you want to create.
By Andrew Lemieux7 months ago in Wander
Gifting for the Modern Indian Family: Celebrating When Everyone’s Everywhere
Key Takeaways: Giving gifts to Indian family members is an excellent way to honor past memories and create new ones. Gifts like treat hampers and personalized maps can keep Indian loved ones’ bonds strong. Creative gifts like remote gaming and reading can help distant Indian loved ones feel connected.
By Andrew Lemieux7 months ago in Families
Beyond the Hotel Suite: 8 Luxe Add-Ons That Make Your Vacation Unforgettable
Every detail contributes to your vacation experience. People planning a trip usually only care about a few primary areas, such as their hotel suite and the flight. These are undoubtedly important, but there are also lots of other crucial items that contribute to your comfort. The following eight tips will help ensure that your next luxury vacation is truly memorable.
By Andrew Lemieux8 months ago in Wander
The Impact of Food, Festivals, and Culture on Kitchener-Waterloo’s Housing Market Stats
What KW’s Culture Says About Its Future in Real Estate Ontario’s Kitchener-Waterloo region checks off all boxes as a place most would want to live. With one of the strongest tech industries in North America, light rush-hour traffic, top universities, and proximity to Toronto, it’s a great place to buy a home and settle down.
By Andrew Lemieux8 months ago in Lifehack
How Housing Insecurity and Constant Moves Tear at Families
Housing insecurity can cause families to be constantly on the move, never able to settle down and create a full life. A lack of secure housing can lead to issues such as mental instability, separation, and generational repercussions. There are available solutions for those who might need help for themselves and their family.
By Andrew Lemieux9 months ago in Families
The Most Underrated Home Upgrades You’ll Be Glad You Did
Time and again, it has been observed that when it comes to home upgrades, windows often take a backseat. Most homeowners hardly consider keeping window decoration on their priority list during home renovations. Until a few years ago, no one considered window films as part of a home improvement plan. But, in recent years, residential window films are becoming an indispensable part of most U.S. homes. Calling them an “underrated home upgrade” simply isn’t true anymore. These films offer a variety of benefits for diverse residential and commercial properties.
By Andrew Lemieux9 months ago in Lifehack
6 Signs Your Home’s Siding Is Begging To Be Replaced
Your home’s siding plays a vital role in not only protecting your house from the elements and providing insulation, but also in contributing to its curb appeal and overall aesthetic. While many types of siding can last for years, even decades, it is important to have the ability to recognize the signs of worn or damaged siding that needs to be replaced. Staying on top of the condition of your home’s siding and replacing siding when necessary directly contributes to the appeal and function of your home.
By Andrew Lemieux9 months ago in Lifehack
Layering Rugs: The Designer Trick for Creating Depth and Texture
Maybe you’re a minimalist, preferring clean lines, light colors, and few pieces. Perhaps you’re a maximalist, embracing the “grandmillenial” design style predicated on bold colors, patterns, and stuffed rooms. Either way, home is a soft place to land, laugh, and live.
By Andrew Lemieux11 months ago in Lifehack
