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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.
- Two Kitchens, Singular Style
- Chattanooga Times/Free Press (4/7/2007)
- Apr. 7--Christian Caceres, 27, hasn't spent years honing his culinary skills and usually serves catered fare at his frequent parties. Two months after Mr. Caceres' October move into his Main Street residence, Tommy and Marlene Caldwell occupied the traditional-style home they built in The Enclave. They'd devoted more time to designing the kitchen than any other room in the 8,500-square-foot dwelling, said Ms. Caldwell, 47.
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A-46 Built-In Ironing Center
- REMODELING Magazine (4/4/2007)
- Iron-A-Way. Don't clutter new laundry rooms with clumsy ironing boards. The A-46 built-in ironing center clears valuable floor space and organizes ironing necessities. Steel legs support a height-adjustable, 46-inch-long board. A timer turns on power to the built-in work light and electrical outlet. A built-in safety switch disconnects all power when the board is put away, so irons can remain plugged in. Iron rest, storage shelves, garment bar, and indicator light are all standard. The swivel board (shown) is optional. 309.266.7232.
- Covert Cupboard
- CUSTOM HOME Magazine (4/1/2007)
- Interlocking Ideas
- UPSCALE REMODELING MAGAZINE (4/1/2007)
- Effective product-selection management can make remodeling jobs snap together as easily as puzzle pieces.
- Cabinetry
- CUSTOM HOME Magazine (4/1/2007)
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