Transform Your Home for the Holidays: Easy Weekend Projects

Around the House® Home Improvement: The New Generation of DIY, Design and Construction

Looking to spruce up your home before the holidays without diving into a major remodeling project? This podcast dives into quick and effective upgrades that can transform your space in no time. From refreshing your kitchen with new appliances and cabinetry touch-ups to enhancing your living areas with smart lighting and new blinds, there are plenty of manageable projects to elevate your home. Expect practical tips on how to tackle each project efficiently, ensuring your home is ready for family gatherings. Join Eric G. as he shares innovative ideas and expert advice to help you make the most of your space before the holiday festivities begin.

As the holiday season approaches, many homeowners find themselves in the position of wanting to refresh their living spaces without undertaking extensive remodeling projects. Eric G. offers a wealth of practical advice on how to achieve this through various home upgrades that can be completed in a matter of weeks. The discussion begins with a focus on kitchen refreshes, suggesting that small changes, like replacing aging appliances, can have a significant impact. Eric emphasizes the importance of energy efficiency and encourages listeners to take advantage of fall sales on appliances before the holiday rush. He also shares a clever tip for cabinetry maintenance: hiring a furniture repair person to touch up worn or damaged cabinets, giving them a fresh look without the need for a full remodel.

The conversation then shifts to other areas of the home, such as lighting and decor. Upgrading lighting fixtures, particularly to smart lighting systems, can transform a space and improve ambiance, especially as daylight hours diminish in the fall. Eric highlights the benefits of installing new backsplashes in the kitchen and adding under-cabinet lighting for both functional and aesthetic improvements. He continues to explore various project ideas, such as enhancing curb appeal with new front doors or exterior lighting, which not only beautifies the home but also increases energy efficiency. The episode is packed with actionable insights that empower listeners to elevate their home environments without the stress of major renovations, setting the stage for a festive holiday season with friends and family.

Takeaways:

• Consider doing a kitchen refresh by replacing old appliances before the holiday gatherings.
• Upgrading your front door can significantly improve your home's curb appeal and energy efficiency.
• Installing smart blinds allows for better light control and energy savings in your home.
• A fresh backsplash in the kitchen can be a stylish weekend project that enhances your space.
• Investing in quality exterior lighting can elevate the aesthetics of your home and improve safety.
• Using a heated towel rack in the bathroom not only adds luxury but also helps reduce laundry.

Links referenced in this episode:

• aroundthehouseonline.com
• pyramidheating.com
• monumentgrills.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Lutron
• Pyramid Heating and Cooling
• Monument Grills
• Toto

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