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- Savvy Transformation of Unfinished Basement Creates Two-Bath, Home-Within-a-Home for Extended Family, Saving Owner $10,000
- PRNewswire (4/16/2007)
- BRENTWOOD, Tenn., April 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Bathroom additions almost always pay off at resale. "Saniflo technology makes it simple and cost-effective to install a bathroom virtually anywhere in the home, without breaking through floors," says Bob Lechner, national sales manager for SFA Saniflo Inc.Instead of routing waste and water through a conventional floor drain, Saniflo plumbing moves the effluent to a macerator pump, housed in a small plastic box that is installed at floor level behind the toilet.
- Make Kitchen Look New With Refinished Cabinets
- Augusta Chronicle, The (4/15/2007)
- Q: My kitchen is so outdated that when my daughter and I went to the museum with her school class and saw the "kitchens of the past" exhibit, she turned to me and said "Look, Dad, they have our kitchen here!" She was excited to see our kitchen in a museum, but I was ashamed.Assuming that your kitchen is just a little outdated, here's what I would look into to update it on a budget:
- After Dust Clears, a New Kitchen Emerges
- Virginian - Pilot (4/14/2007)
- Julie Pritchard grew up there, and she was glad to return with her husband, Chris, when the family found a home for sale."We were looking for a house during the time when the market was booming," Julie said. "It's an older house, built in 1971, and it needed to get into this century," Julie said.
- Soak in a Spa-Worthy Bathroom
- Virginian - Pilot (4/14/2007)
- When Lynn Roth decided to update her home's master bath, her initial goal was to give the 1970s-era room - with its white cabinets, sliding glass doors and gold trim - a more contemporary look.Roth got something more than the updated room she envisioned in her Modesto, Calif., home. Before the remodel, the bathroom was a place where Roth swiftly took care of basic grooming needs.
- Could Your Bathroom Be Healthier?
- PRNewswire (4/12/2007)
- BALTIMORE, April 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Baltimore-based company says now there's a healthier bathroom option for you and for the planet. The furniture is made by hand from sustainable materials and without many of the harsh chemicals found in traditional cabinetry.The furniture is produced by bluehouse in conjunction with Luke Works, also of Baltimore.
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Traditional Elegance With Contemporary Flair
- ebuild (4/12/2007)
- Paired with a new, rich Espresso finish, the clean, minimal lines of Moderno Maple Cabinetry from Armstrong convey a sense of calm and sophistication- and a bit of drama- ideal for either transitional or urban spaces. Conversely, Moderno takes on a sleek, almost Zen-like feel when finished in a light, natural sheen. Moderno's full overlay, flat panel grained doors with square edges on all sides and fully concealed hinges also accentuate the wood's simple and functional beauty. The cabinet's styling make these simple doors elegant.
- Hey, Let's Put a Kitchen in the Back Yard
- Record, The; Bergen County, N.J. (4/9/2007)
- Here's what a kitchen means to me: work.You have the beautiful granite countertops, the custom cabinets, the special wine refrigerator. Viking Range started selling stainless steel cabinets and appliance combinations for outdoor kitchens three years ago, and business has doubled every year.
- Bathrooms Have Become Personal, Spalike Retreats
- Augusta Chronicle, The (4/8/2007)
- When Lynn Roth decided to update her home's master bath, her initial goal was to give the 1970s-era room - with its white cabinets, sliding glass doors and gold trim - a more contemporary look.Three weeks later, the completed room had the modern look that Ms. Roth, a retiree, wanted. Ms. Roth got something more than the updated room she envisioned in her Modesto home.
- Trauma of Bathroom Remodeling
- Record, The; Bergen County, N.J. (4/8/2007)
- DEAR TIM: My bathroom remodeling project is about to happen. Since I only have one bathroom in my home, I am at a loss as to how I will survive without a bathroom during the job. DEAR JULIE: Remodeling a bathroom is indeed a traumatic experience.
- Little Things Mean a Lot: A Passionate Decorator Finds Joy in Things Others Have Used
- Winston-Salem Journal (4/7/2007)
- Apr. 7--A couple of years ago, Mary Lea Bradford moved from a big house to a little house that needed some TLC. The 1950s ranch in Buena Vista didn't reflect the way Bradford lived or her eclectic taste. Another collection -- a faceted glass doorknob, Bradford's white baby shoes and a framed baby photo -- sits atop a wire box sprayed with moss beneath the table.
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