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The Story of Cantera Stone and How It Became the Darling of Southwest Architecture
Southwest architecture encompasses a wide breadth of building techniques and approaches. This style is often characterized by the materials used and how those materials are
Flooring Options for Your Southwestern-Style Home: Exploring Designs for Your Custom Build
Southwestern homes have their own personality and charm. It is the architecture, materials, and style that give a home its Southwestern flavor and spice. Even
The 2021 Home Renovation Trends: Maximizing Space while Juggling Supply Shortages
Many Americans last year found themselves in their living rooms or kitchens and thought to themselves: I could use this space for something. Perhaps I
The Roots of Earth Construction: Why Adobe and Rammed Earth Architecture is Seeing a Resurgence
The Southwestern United States is unlike any other part of the country. It has unique characteristics that create the well-known southwestern flavor. Aside from its
The Most Lucrative Home Improvement Ventures and Why 2021 is the Year for Home Remodeling
There’s been a lot of talk about the changing real estate market since COVID-19 hit. You’ve likely heard of these trends and, as a homeowner,
As Lumber Prices Rise, Consider a Rammed Earth Home
The skyrocketing cost of lumber has many custom home builders struggling to keep prices down or even holding back construction. Inventory is low across the
The Changing Tide of Custom Home Builders: A Look at Trends for 2021
History has a way of changing the course of things. As economies and consumer habits change, so do industries, markets, and culture. Every generation has
Tips on Laying out a Floor Plan and Questions to Ask Your Home Builder
Think of your home builder as your confidant. For a period of six to nine months, your custom home builder will be intimately involved in
A Time to Build: On Building Your Dream Home During a Pandemic
It might not sound like a good idea to go for one of the biggest investments of your life during a pandemic year, but 2020