Drive past Kahauiki Village today and you’ll notice life beginning to surge through the area as the first families settle into their new homes. It’s hard to imagine that just nine months ago, the site, once home to a paintball park, lay barren and unkempt, overrun with weeds and detritus. In that time, the endeavors […]
It’s not always easy to find, then live, in a small space with a furry friend. Here are some tips to help Koa and Max feel right at home in a pet-friendly condo. Sit… Wait… Many condos say they are pet-friendly, yet the term is not entirely explicit. Some condos restrict areas where pets are
Hawaii Home + Remodeling gives you a detailed look inside remodeling and new construction projects throughout the year. Now, our staff brings you some of the most-loved spaces we’ve seen, providing you with even more inspiration for your home. 1. Point in Time Photo by: Olivier Koning This family home in Lanikai is large enough
Morning light casts a warm glow onto a lush backyard in makaha, where coconut trees sway gently in the balmy air. The shimmering cerulean water along Oahu’s leeward coast is just steps away, oftentimes revealing sea life such as turtles, whales and monk seals. “Everybody that comes, they’re really amazed,” says homeowner Manuel Madeira. “The
Sprinkle your indoor and outdoor living spaces with cheery bloom-inspired decor. It’s a trend that doesn’t seem to wither and can easily be incorporated to complement any style. We’re smitten with fresh flowers, eye-popping patterned prints and playful mix-and-match pieces. Vessels to grow or show off your flowers are a must-have, and options are plenty,
Before Hawaii Kai was a bustling suburb of Honolulu proper, it was the site of Oahu’s largest loko kuapa, or walled fishpond, built and maintained by Native Hawaiians. By the 1960s subsistence aquaculture had significantly diminished and the primary landowner in the region, Bishop Estate, leased 6,000 acres, including the fishpond, to Henry J. Kaiser
Homelessness is all around us. Many people talk about the issue, but few feel capable of providing a permanent solution. While it is a complicated, multifaceted issue, Kahauiki Village addresses one segment of the homeless population on Oahu that lies near and dear to many hearts: families with children. Kahauiki Village, spearheaded by Hawaii Home
Perched high above the streets of Ward Village, a pool hangs 15 feet off the edge of the Amenity Deck at Anaha. Supported by cantilevers, the water feature stretches 75 feet long in its entirety and is the first of its kind in Hawaii. With Albert C. Kobayashi Inc. as the master contractor, the local
The owners of this amazing Hawaii home searched long and hard for the right lot on which to build. With seven kids, sufficient space was at the top of their wish list, and the family was fortunate to find the perfect spot with stunning views in the Portlock neighborhood. Although the lot was large, the
Step into the courtyard of this modern Hawaii home and you’d never know that one of Oahu’s busiest malls is just across the street. No traffic noises — honking horns, revved up cars — all you hear is the sound of gurgling water, the breeze and an occasional chirping bird. A lush, courtyard-focused backyard. Photo:
For more than 30 years, Hawaii Home + Remodeling has been featuring the Islands’ finest homes, condos, kitchens, pools and landscapes. In the Best of Hawaii Home + Remodeling 2018 awards, readers chose Hawaii’s best companies for turning your dream home into a reality. Congratulations to the winners and finalists in 40 categories, from planning your home and
No matter if it’s hurricane season or not, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency recommends preparing an emergency kit now rather than later. “Get ahead of the game. Don’t try to purchase your 14 days of supplies the day before the hurricane arrives. It will be too late,” says Vern Miyagi of the Hawaii Emergency Management
