Tag Archives: Green Building
Atlanta Builder can Make the Most of a Small Backyard
Looking to spruce up your small backyard? Atlanta Builder, Heirloom Design Build can help! Here are some helpful tips for a budget-friendly backyard renovation from Better Homes & Gardens [Pictures via Better Homes & Gardens] – Positioning an outdoor room … Continue reading
Houzz.com: 307,267 Kitchen Office Home Design Photos
Look at some of the 300,000+ awesome kitchen office design from Houzz.com. The small-house movement has gave birth to a new set of design challenges on how to roll out maximum benefits and amenities of large-scale house into a smaller … Continue reading
Atlanta Beltline Docent Tour This Thursday at 2pm!
If you’d like to get a sneak peek at the new docent-led tours of the Eastside trail of the Atlanta Beltline, mark your calendars for this Thursday afternoon at 2pm! We’ll be meeting behind Parish Restaurant in Inman Park and … Continue reading
Happy New Year from Heirloom Design Build!
Best wishes for a happy and successful 2013 from everyone at Heirloom Design Build! Heirloom Design Build is Atlanta’s top tier unrestricted builder, specialized in design build, new home construction, renovation & addition and other special projects including kitchens, bathrooms, … Continue reading
French Style House Pre-Sale Remodel
This gorgeous, one-of-a-kind property is for sale in the heart of Dunwoody, Georgia. The home is 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath on 0.7 acres. Heirloom Design Build remodeled the house with cost effective design in order for the owner to sell the house … Continue reading
Japanese Soaking Tubs for Bathing Bliss
Winter is here, and a bathtub is the best way to warm up the cold nights. Are you bored of your old-fashioned bathtub and bathroom? Here are some minimalist Japanese-style bathroom where you can not only clean yourself but also … Continue reading
Christmas Shopping is Upon Us
Four Eco-Friendly Light Fixtures That Will Fuel Your Dream Home Fantasies by Lauren Kelley Eco-friendly can be stylish, too. These recycled light fixtures could be the perfect gifts for holiday season! If you’re like me in that you have an unhealthy … Continue reading
Work in Progress (Update Bi-weekly): 1013 Euclid House Project
“We’re very excited to bring this historical influenced home into the Inman Park neighborhood. In addition, we are very excited that the home will be a candidate for EarthCraft and EnergyStar.” — Dave Radlmann, LEED AP, CGC Heirloom Design Build is … Continue reading
Setting up an effective “Kitchen Work Triangle”
The distance between the sink, range/oven, and the refrigerator has been the main concern in kitchen design since the 1940s. Mathematically, these three key appliances/fixtures should be no less than four feet apart and no more than nine feet apart, … Continue reading
A Brief Recap of Historical American Home Design
Article Credit: (Bud Dietrich, AIA from Houzz.com) Two contradictory desires have fueled American architecture since its birth. See how the tension has played out in home design. As described by Vincent Scully, Jr., in his book American Architecture and Urbanism, a defining characteristic … Continue reading
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angieslist.com/review/7451363 “We use Angie’s List to assess whether we’re doing a good job keeping valued customers like you happy. Please visit AngiesList.com in order to review our quality of work and customer service. We’d really appreciate it! Heirloom Design … Continue reading
Heiroom Design Build’s Screened-in Porch Project
Rethink the screen room, and imagine looking into the outdoors without worrying about bugs and rain. It can also be your family’s gathering and social place. You can sit back and relax, breathing in the fresh air flowing through your … Continue reading
