Your Go To's for Kitchen & Bathroom Home Remodel

I have to be honest with you, I was absolutely blown away when I got to go into Bella Tucker's recent home renovation project. Dana, of Bella Tucker, let me sneak in to see what they had been up to in install day, and I my mouth just hung open! She showed me the before footage, where most of the original ideas were brainstormed, and then I got to see the reveal of the foyer, kitchen, master bath, and my favorite part... the added half bath!
Bella Tucker works a few different ways:
1) They have a cabinet painting division that can professionally paint your existing cabinets. Their paint and processes ensure a beautiful long lasting finish. They have painted over 500 kitchens in middle TN.
2) They offer full service kitchen and bath design. They can work with your contractor (or their own) to completely redesign your kitchen or bath. They do floor plans and elevations and help you select all materials, plumbing, hardware, paint color, lighting, etc. There is no such thing as a cookie cutter design in their book!
3) They can update your existing kitchen without major demo. They can modify your existing cabinets to be more updated, change countertops, backsplash, paint your cabinets, update your lighting, move things around. They do a ton of these and have lots of before/afters on their website (bella-tucker.com).
Kitchens and baths are big investments and most people only update about every 15 years. So you want to make sure you get it right with timeless designs and materials that won’t date quickly. Bella Tucker is ready and willing to help YOU get the space of your dream inside your home!
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TIP: don’t keep alcohol near any heat source! The elevated temperature within the cabin above the stove will cause the compounds in the alcohol to change which can easily result in a bitter taste or taste fluctuations that aren’t necessarily pleasant. Which is especially unfortunate if you’ve invested in a pricey bottle of wine or liquor!
Suggestion: store unopened bottles of alcohol in a cool, dark place. If it’s wine, storing in a cool, DRY place, lying on its side at a slightly downward angle so the cork is in contact with the liquid at all times, is best. Angled storing allows the cork to stay tight and not dried out, which would possibly shrink the cork and allow air inside the bottle thus spoiling the wine!