When I first moved into my new home, I knew there was work that needed to be done to it. What I was not expecting was the amount of work I was facing. Everything from the interior to the exterior of the home needed to be updated. Even though I was not a first-time homeowner, I felt like one. As I started researching the different ways I could renovate my new home, I became excited. Before long, I had put together this blog to help other homeowners learn everything needed to create a design that they could live with forever.
Posted on: 24 July 2020
Round nesting boxes can come in beautiful, rustic, primitive colors, and there are many ways you can use them. Here are a few ideas.
1. Corner Display — One of the most popular uses of nesting boxes is to display them. Many people choose to set them up as a conversation piece or an accent in a corner of a living room or parlor. You can set them either on the ground or on a table.
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Posted on: 7 December 2016
It's something that happens to anyone who sews -- you end up with a mountain of fabric scraps. Unwanted fabric can really clog up landfills, so it's nicer to find an alternative to just throwing the fabric away. If you're at the point where you have to do something about that ever-growing mound of material, here are some options that will let you keep it out of the city dump.
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Posted on: 19 October 2016
Many families now have several generations living under the same roof, which can pose a number of challenges. Designing a bathroom that meets the needs of all family members is essential to a harmonious and pleasant lifestyle. One of the best ways to make bathing easy for everyone is to build a barrier free shower in the main bathroom.
Elderly
As your parents age, simply getting in and out of a tub can become difficult.
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Posted on: 19 October 2016
If the neighborhood that your home or business is situated in has recently become a target for graffiti "artists," it's paramount that you learn more about what makes these vandals tick so that you can be sure not to give them what they want. Here are three things that are likely to make graffiti artists want to come pay your building a visit. Try to avoid these things in order to protect your walls and windows from graffiti.
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