By: Justin Sharer, Owner of Sharer Design Group & Bespoke Cabinetry Expert For over a decade, gray dominated the remodeling and interior design world. It was the safe choice, the modern choice, and for many homeowners, the default backdrop for everything from flooring to cabinetry to wall color. But today, that era is clearly fading. In its place, a new direction is taking hold—one that feels softer, more inviting, and ultimately more livable. Warm neutrals have emerged as th

By: Justin Sharer, Owner of Sharer Design Group & Bespoke Cabinetry Expert Staying at the Arizona Biltmore is more than checking into a resort—it feels like stepping into a living piece of architectural history. From the moment you arrive, there’s a quiet sense that this property carries a legacy far deeper than its manicured grounds and iconic pools. Built in 1929, the hotel reflects a bold vision of design that still feels remarkably relevant today, rooted in the influenc

By: Justin Sharer, Owner of Sharer Design Group & Bespoke Cabinetry Expert Featuring Mason Walker, Owner of Legacy Construction When homeowners think about remodeling progress, they usually picture the visible parts of the job. Demolition. Framing. Tile. Cabinets. Paint. Fixtures. Those are the milestones that make a project feel exciting because they change what the home looks like. But some of the most important work in a remodel happens where homeowners cannot easily see i

By: Justin Sharer, Owner of Sharer Design Group & Bespoke Cabinetry Expert Featuring Mason Walker, Owner of Legacy Construction Welcome to our homeowner education series on the remodeling process, designed to help you better understand what is happening during each phase of your renovation. One of the most common concerns homeowners have during a remodel is the feeling that work has slowed down—or that not enough is happening. You walk through the space and it may look unchan