Curved cabinets are really great at concealing and transforming corners. They can accommodate pull-out drawers, open shelves or lazy susan shelves which rotate for easy access to their contents. In fact, a curved corner cabinet can make a great pantry.
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Showing posts with label renovation. Show all posts
Sunday, August 9, 2020
Curved Kitchen Cabinets
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Monday, August 3, 2020
Basement Space Planning
A long and fairly narrow space is typical of many basements. Strategically divided and identified (bar, billiards, and theatre, in this case), this layout can be an asset to showcase and implement the many functions of a basement. A mix of recessed lights (for functional, “invisible” lighting) and sleek pendant lamps provides visual distinction to each component within the space. Light floors open the basement up, despite its lowered ceiling.
Saturday, August 1, 2020
Bathtub Storage
They're many types of bathroom cabinets.Here's a Bathtub where you could fit some storage shelves on the side of the bathtub. You could store books or toiletries in there. The freestanding kind is pretty common and popular but so are vanity cabinets and open shelves. Selecting one type over the others is a decision based on a lot of things like the type of sink you prefer, the total amount of storage you need in the bathroom, the overall dimensions of the space, the overall style as well as any extra features you might prefer or insist on. For more information contact me or comment below:
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Bathtub Storage
They're many types of bathroom cabinets.Here's a Bathtub where you could fit some storage shelves on the side of the bathtub. You could store books or toiletries in there. The freestanding kind is pretty common and popular but so are vanity cabinets and open shelves. Selecting one type over the others is a decision based on a lot of things like the type of sink you prefer, the total amount of storage you need in the bathroom, the overall dimensions of the space, the overall style as well as any extra features you might prefer or insist on. For more information contact me or comment below:
Friday, July 31, 2020
Bathroom Colour Tones
When used in interior design, Sometimes it feels cool, neutral and dull while other times it looks sophisticated and balanced. But regardless of all that, gray is a timeless and practical color and a really great choice for bathrooms.It looks chic and beautiful when combined with yellows or oranges and when mixed with white is emphasizes how crisp and pure the other color is.
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Thursday, July 30, 2020
Enjoy Your Beautiful Summer Day with an Outdoor Kitchen
Although only usable part of the year an Outdoor Kitchen are something to look forward to as soon as beautiful weather makes its presence felt. Today outdoors kitchens may not be so common, however they’re definitely appreciated for the fact that they bring us closer to nature.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2020
Why Compost
Composting at home can help keep a significant amount of waste out of landfills – as much 30 percent! The main reason, however, is to help grow healthy plants without chemical fertilizers, whether that’s out in the backyard or in your apartment. In fact, compost has earned the nickname “black gold” and that’s because the mix of decayed organic matter is very valuable as a nutrient-rich soil additive. Would love to hear your thoughts. Comment below.
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Monday, August 15, 2016
Change Your Kitchen Decor Style
A new table runner, colorful pottery, or a wooden bowl filled with fresh fruits and veggies might be all you need to liven up the room. You can completely change the look and feel of your kitchen with a few tweaks. Here are some ideas for inspiration… starting with our homey “food decorating,” which not only looks good but gives you plenty of healthy food at your fingertips.
Modern Accents: You can add some modern pieces like an interesting vase, chair, or abstract painting for some unexpected style.
French Flair: Imagine hot baguettes coming out of the oven, French linens, and a touch of vintage enamelware or copper. Whether your aiming for a lavishly formal kitchen or one with country charm, try mixing a little old and new and maybe finding a great set of French bistro chairs
Make it Formal: If your kitchen style is formal, you can add sophisticated, stunning details during the design process. Think furniture-grade cabinetry, molding details, elegant lighting, glass doors, coffered ceilings, and a mixing of elements such as natural stone, glass, wood, metals, and fabulous hardware.
Go for Color: Adding a splash of brilliant color can be an instant mood changer. Introduce it into your kitchen accessories, fabrics, walls, cabinetry, countertops, or backsplashes. Paint the walls, add a new rug or swap out the draperies for a whole new look.
Modern Accents: You can add some modern pieces like an interesting vase, chair, or abstract painting for some unexpected style.
French Flair: Imagine hot baguettes coming out of the oven, French linens, and a touch of vintage enamelware or copper. Whether your aiming for a lavishly formal kitchen or one with country charm, try mixing a little old and new and maybe finding a great set of French bistro chairs
Make it Formal: If your kitchen style is formal, you can add sophisticated, stunning details during the design process. Think furniture-grade cabinetry, molding details, elegant lighting, glass doors, coffered ceilings, and a mixing of elements such as natural stone, glass, wood, metals, and fabulous hardware.
Go for Color: Adding a splash of brilliant color can be an instant mood changer. Introduce it into your kitchen accessories, fabrics, walls, cabinetry, countertops, or backsplashes. Paint the walls, add a new rug or swap out the draperies for a whole new look.
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