Some people design their homes for entertaining - others for comfort. What do you want your home to be used for? Will you be entertaining groups of your closest friends and family often? Will you only entertain once or twice each year? Do you have enough space in your home to dedicate an area solely to entertaining? My blog contains tips and information that will help you decide exactly how to complete the interior design. You will get ideas that can help you create multi-functional spaces for your day-to-day use as well as entertaining your friends and family.
Posted on: 28 October 2016
When it comes to redoing your kitchen cabinets, it can be tempting to not want to go through all the hassle of redesigning and replacing and just slap a new coat of paint onto the fronts and sides. But redoing your cabinetry can not only help to bring your kitchen into the modern age, but increase its functionality and get rid of space that's just being misused or – worse – wasted.
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Posted on: 24 March 2016
Granite kitchen countertops can make any kitchen feel chic and modern, and they are a great addition when you are renovating your home or building a new kitchen. Once you have installed your granite countertops you may think that you are all set and done. However, there are a few things that you should and shouldn't do when caring for and using granite countertops in order to ensure that they last you a lifetime.
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Posted on: 13 March 2016
Hardwood flooring can provide you with numerous benefits when compared to other flooring options. This type of floor can have a natural appearance that can complement almost any home decor, and it is also a highly durable option. However, hardwood floors can suffer wear, tear and other problems. To understand how to address some of these problems, you should consider the following answers to two frequent questions.
What Can Be Done For Faded Hardwood Flooring?
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Posted on: 4 March 2016
Experiencing a power outage is uncomfortable in any weather. However, one that occurs during the winter can be deadly, especially if your heat relies on electricity to function. Factors such as the outside temperatures and the home's insulation R-value will contribute to the length of time it will take for the interior temperatures to fall to unsafe levels, once the heat stops working. The following tips will help you stop drafts, retain heat and remain safe until the power (and heat!
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