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As families continue to stay at home during the ongoing pandemic, many of them are struggling to come up with new ways to pass the time. After all, there’s only so much TV that you can watch before all the storylines start to blur together. Luckily, there are still countless opportunities for your family to have fun while during the lockdown, from making art to investing in home design services. Here are some creative stay-at-home activities that guarantee a great time for the whole family.

Designing and purchasing a custom home is an exciting time, but decisions such as whether to go with an open concept design versus a more closed floor plan can often feel overwhelming. When you visit our home design company in Southeastern, PA, we’ll help you decide on a layout that will work best for your lifestyle. For now, let’s go over a few of the pros and cons of open concept design.

If you’ve visited many custom homes in Chester County, PA, you’ve likely seen a vast array of decorating styles. There may have been elements you liked from more than one genre, and perhaps you’re looking for ways to implement those ideas in your own home.

A perfect meal deserves an even better dessert, and what could be better than enjoying creamy cheesecakes and mouth-watering cookies with your family. You can have Rotell(e) Studio(e) transform your kitchen to accommodate the increased use, considering most eateries will be closing in fear of COVID-19 exposure. This gives you a unique chance to treat your family to decadent pies and the moist cakes we have come to love for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Here’s a quick look at seven delicious desserts to enjoy with your family this holiday season.

If you’re looking for items to customize your new bathroom, the list is probably endless. However, you can narrow it down to basic items, guest supplies, comforts, and other categories, depending on what you want. The level of customization will depend on your budget and design. Nonetheless, you don’t need to break the bank to have a custom functional bathroom.

Long before the coronavirus and subsequent lockdowns drove millions of Americans indoors to work and learn from home, architects, builders and developers had begun seeing a rise in interest in the home office. For more than a decade now, premier eastern Pennsylvania custom home builder Rotelle Studio(e) has witnessed this interest and resurgent trend and answered the call from homebuyers to create interior environments to meet their workaday needs. By no means is working remotely Read more…

With fall comes an increased desire to stay indoors, and both pre-owned and new homes in Bucks County, PA, need to undergo a series of routine tasks to make sure your family will have the best experience possible when winter settles in.

It’s tempting to say that your brand-new home might not need the help other homes do, but that could lead to a winter filled with allergies, discomfort, and more because even the newest homes can have hidden discomforts. Here are some tips to make sure that your home’s ready for the coming days indoors:

Fall’s here, and even if you’re living in new home construction in Bucks County, PA, you might be wondering about how to best decorate your home to reflect the coming season. Everyone knows that you can place pumpkins everywhere and maybe light an apple cinnamon candle, but what if you wanted to do something more with your space?

Here are some of the best ways you can get your new home prepared for the festive fall season without relying too heavily on the standard pumpkin-filled tropes:

It can be an exciting time when you’re looking at custom homes to build in Bucks County, PA, because you’re designing every room from scratch to meet your specific specifications. However, it’s worth considering adding flexibility to places like your bathroom, which might need a redesign or replacement after a few years.

If you’ve dreamed of owning one of the custom homes in Bucks County, PA, you might be poring over catalogs of materials you can use for your kitchen counters and cabinets…but have you thought about what you’re going to put in them?