Kitchen / Bathrooms

The Joys of a Traditional Kitchen
by Lorena Benchis on Nov 18, 2011
One of the thrills of living in a period property is the opportunity to restore it to its former glory. Sometimes this can mean sourcing appropriate pieces or materials for the house, or it may be that you need to renovate the fabric of the building or items within it. Continue reading →

Color Changing Tile Can Revitalize a Bathroom
by Guest Post on Nov 21, 2011
Everyone uses standard tile to refinish their showers, tubs, and walls, and the colors of white, off white, blue and yellow are common no matter where you live. Want to redo your bathroom but can not stand the thought of using the same old tile? Continue reading →

Installing a Water Saving Shower Head
by Guest Post on Dec 3, 2011
Water conservation is becoming a major issue, particularly in drought-affected areas. Many cities are urging residents to water lawns less frequently and install plumbing in their homes that reduce the amount of water used for certain tasks. Continue reading →

Brush Up Nicely in the Bathroom!
by Lorena Benchis on Dec 15, 2011
There are plenty of reasons you might have had a new bathroom fitted, or might be considering having one fitted imminently. You might simply fancy a new look, or it might be that your bathroom is in need of some modifications to make it more accessible. Continue reading →

DIY: Fit Your Own Ensuite Bathroom
by Lorena Benchis on Dec 15, 2011
Probably the most personal room in the house, the bedroom is where we can truly relax after a long or tiring day and shut out the rest of the world. Getting the interior and furniture right in your bedroom is therefore of utmost importance to ensure you feel comfortable and at one with your bedroom at all times. Continue reading →

Does Your Kitchen Sink Make Your Heart Sink?
by Lorena Benchis on Jan 20, 2012
If the kitchen is the heart of the home, the kitchen sink is a big focus. We spend lots of time there washing dishes, scrubbing vegetables, rinsing our hands. Maybe we look out of the window, sing to the radio or daydream and it’s easy to take a kitchen sink for granted, but if you’re putting up with a scratched, Continue reading →

Why Is Kitchen Remodeling Always a Good Idea?
by Guest Post on Mar 8, 2012
Kitchen remodeling is an effective way to add style, customization, and value to a kitchen and the entire home. This home improvement can be done yourself to reduce expenses or can be outsourced if time or ability is an issue. Kitchen remodeling incorporates upgrading the floor, walls, cabinets and countertops, appliances, and added accommodations. Continue reading →

Handicapped Bath Tubs
by Guest Post on May 7, 2012
Leading a normal life becomes quite difficult for a person suffering from mobility problems. Disabled and handicapped people have to depend on others for doing activities of daily life including things such as bathing. Suffering from accessibility problems? Continue reading →

Installing Kitchen Wall Tile
by Guest Post on May 7, 2012
Installing wall tiles in the kitchen between the backsplash and the wall cabinets is an easy task to accomplish. Tile stands up to the necessary cleaning behind a range or cutting board better than paint and is very economical. Continue reading →

Replacing a Toilet Wax Ring
by Guest Post on May 7, 2012
Wax rings are used to seal a toilet to the flange. It is used to seal the water and sewer gas into the soil stack. If there is moisture or water on the floor around the toilet, you probably need a new wax ring. Find a helper for this task! Not only are toilets heavy, but you will need help with aligning. Continue reading →
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