There’s no one right way to remodel a home. From layouts to finishes, fixtures, colors, and décor, you can take any project in countless directions. Each unique and each with its own flavor, advantages, and disadvantages. But no matter your style or theme, there are plenty of reasons why you should consider using real, natural, renewable materials like stone, brick, hardwoods, softwoods, bamboo, and cork in your next major West Michigan home renovation. Here’s why: Wood and Stone are Eternal

In light of the holiday season and the dawning of a brand-new year, the team here at Amber Valley Construction would like to invite you to give yourself and your loved ones one of the best gifts out there: a brand-new kitchen that works hard and that will keep looking fresh for years and decades to come. But successful, timeless kitchens don’t just happen by accident. You have to know what you’re doing and what kitchen features of the past

Suppose you have a kitchen that feels dated, or cluttered, or dysfunctional, or that just doesn’t work for you. And yet you’ve been hesitating to pull the trigger and dive into a remodel. We understand. Remodeling can be a stressful and expensive process, especially if you decide to do the work, or even just parts of the work, alone on your own time. And there are a lot of decisions to make along the way. Besides, no one wants to live and

You don’t have to be an industry insider to appreciate the character and influence of a kitchen or living space with a clear, well-developed design identity. But, as beautiful as Instagram-worthy homes can be, in a much deeper sense home designs aren’t about the home at all. They’re about the people who live there. They’re about you. Is your home an ornate, welcoming, traditional or farmhouse space? A sparse but sophisticated modern gallery? A contemporary or transitional sanctuary? Or something