Kitchen / Bathrooms
What is New in Modern Kitchens?
by Guest Post on Jun 12, 2013
If your old kitchen is no longer fit for purpose then it’s a good idea to get up to speed with what’s new in kitchens so you can decide if it’s a worthwhile investment. This research should include kitchen design, kitchen styles, kitchen appliances, kitchen accessories, kitchen worktops, and kitchen lighting. Continue reading →
How to Give Your Master Bedroom an Instant Facelift When on a Budget
by Guest on Jun 13, 2013
When it comes to giving your room a facelift, you can bring about stark changes in the appearance even when on a strict budget. From moving a simple piece of furniture to effortless do-it-yourself ideas, you will watch your master bedroom being transformed before your very eyes. Continue reading →
My Top Techniques to Get Organised in the Kitchen
by Guest on Jul 16, 2013
When I graduated from university, I decided to become a better cook. I know that one day I will have a family of my own to feed, and I’d prefer my kids to have something more nutritious for dinner than fish fingers every day. Continue reading →
3 Fixtures That May Not Be Worth the Price doing a Bathroom Remodel
by Guest Post on Aug 3, 2013
During a bathroom remodel it is tempting to take all of the most expensive fixtures and try to shove them all in the same room. There are so many interesting gadgets that can be placed in the bathroom, most of which are not standard to most homes, and so they seem unique and exotic to people during a remodel. Continue reading →
Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Increases The Resale Value of a Home
by Guest Post on Aug 23, 2013
Homeowners that are trying to boost the resale value of their home tend to figure out very fast that not all renovations are created equal. A lot of “big-ticket” items such as flagstones around your pool, a pond in your backyard, or hardwood floors can be great for you as the homeowner. Continue reading →
How to Rejuvenate a Tired Kitchen
by Guest on Aug 28, 2013
The kitchen is the heart of the home, but is your heart looking dated and worn? Most people dream about $100,000 kitchen design remodels, but few can actually afford to make such big changes in the kitchen. According to The Huffington Post, the average cost is just under $30,000. Continue reading →
Important Ideas for Your Kitchen Remodeling
by Guest on Sep 14, 2013
Are you starting on your kitchen remodeling project yet? Before you get started there are some important ideas you may want to consider before making any decisions. There are some aspects that are more important than others. And some things that are probably more important than you may realize right away. The general setup is always a huge factor. Continue reading →
Small but Mighty: Turning a Tiny Bathroom into a Bright Space
by Guest on Oct 2, 2013
A small bathroom or powder room can brim with style when you employ some extraordinary design tips. Moreover, some design features have so much impact that a tiny space somehow feels larger and certainly doesn’t feel cramped or confining. The following tips will help you transform a small bathroom into a space that’s big on wow factor and a pleasure to behold! Continue reading →
What are Your Options When it comes to Selecting Bathroom Blinds?
by Guest on Nov 8, 2013
When it comes to improving and decorating certain areas of your home, you need to be extra cautious to make sure that everything you decide is prim and proper. Every area of your home requires special attention and it is for this reason that you need to be more consciously involved when selecting the right blinds for your bathroom. Continue reading →
10 Big Ideas for Small Bathrooms
by Lisa Barnes on Nov 15, 2013
Just because the humble bathroom is perhaps the most utilitarian of all rooms doesn’t mean it can’t be beautiful. Still, if you, like many, have a particularly small bathroom, it may seem like there is little room—literally—for improvement. Continue reading →
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