As we approach the graduation season, it’s a momentous occasion for some families, whose teenagers or young adults are embarking on the next chapter. Many will move outside of the home into the next step of their lives, albeit college, tech schools, work force, or military. As parents adjust to the “empty nester syndrome,” it may be time to remodel and renovate your home with some new life. So instead of “kids are gone… we’re so sad”… think about it like: “The Kids Are Gone! It’s Time for a Home Remodel!”
Between holiday visits and summer vacations, the house may seem quiet and empty, so why not remodel to fit the new phase of your life? Have you considered a kitchen or bathroom remodel to add some new energy into your home? Another renovation that seems to be an obvious one is transforming the guest room to accommodate for visitors and guests.
A kitchen and bathroom remodel is something that can be done for the empty nesters – and is something that can be enjoyed daily. Although, as many parents who experience the empty nest, hobbies may become more important than ever. Some families take advantage of the available space with something very unique, like a crafting room, yoga studio, wine cellar, storage space/closet, or lounge space. This article from Bobvilla.com, outlines The 12 Most Common Remodels for Empty Nesters. From new office spaces and living room furniture upgrades to a kitchen or bathroom remodel, the options are endless, and can range in budget.
If you’re in the Kansas City area, reach out to Wineteer to discuss your design ideas, budget, timeline, and options. The Wineteer team is recognized for their upfront award-winning design, which allows the homeowner an opportunity to have complete transparency and autonomy through the project.
There are many options when it comes to enjoying the next phase of your empty-nesting time. Check out some gallery pictures for inspiration and reach out to chat with our designer!