12
Oct
The unknown — it is what causes many homeowners to pause before embarking on a remodel. It’s not possible to know what you are getting yourself into, and the lurking, unseen issues on your walls, floors or foundation might easily bring about a change order, a schedule delay and possibly a shift in funding. Instead […]
10
Oct
Homeowners beginning their very first remodeling project need to make their way through what may be an overwhelming quantity of advice and choice making. One of the very first and most crucial decisions is picking an architect or architect to design the project and a general contractor to construct it. Homeowners often interview potential contractors […]
4
Oct
After Asher and Jessica Richter first set eyes on this neglected Santa Monica, California, bungalow, they were willing to overlook the home’s obvious troubles. The lawn was overgrown, the ground plan was bloated and the whole interior had an update. Fortunately, the big-ticket items — like the foundation, plumbing, electrical and roof — were all […]
30
Sep
Anyone can create beer and wine. In fact, individuals have been brewing beer for at least 7,000 years and making wine for much longer. From the ancient world, beer and wine were daily beverages for aristocrats and crucial elements of religious ceremonies. Prior to the industrial revolution, the two were routinely made in European homes […]
28
Sep
Tablet computers, whatever the size or brand, are becoming ubiquitous and indispensable instruments for entertainment, research and job how-tos. The kitchen is a prime example of a spot where it can be crucial to see how to do something just as it needs to be carried out. Where this stand comes in that is. Sure, […]
24
Sep
Technological advances have made it easier for budding entrepreneurs to start a business right from your home. Access to high-speed net and virtual offices means many businesses no longer need to pay the large overhead associated with a fulltime office space or shop front. Prior to launching that new organization, though, you need to comprehend […]
22
Sep
When Linda and Greg Schrage of Ojai, California, had a hay barn for their horses, their neighbor’s move worked out nicely for them. The neighbor had five new transport containers she had purchased for storage and was looking to unload them. Linda enjoys to use reclaimed things and had a vision for transforming the $1,500 […]
3
Sep
Despite a remodel, this 1920s row house in Jersey City, New Jersey, still has its original eclectic character. For your kitchen the homeowners wanted more room and a playful look that sensed period-appropriate. Cousins and designers Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri of Brunelleschi Construction reorganized the space, putting all of the cabinetry one wall and […]
18
Aug
If you reside in a northern climate, this time of year is probably finding you out of touch with character. It is hard to hug a tree (or even sit near a shrub) if the temperatures are hovering around! It is a great time to bring natural components in your home, whether that means live […]
16
Jul
I am currently helping a family update their living room décor. The traditional wood cabinetry they’ve needed for decades dictates the vibe of this room, so we’re looking for accessories and furniture that will work nicely with the timeless look yet portray the family’s fun and youthful character. Here are a few selections that will […]