Guest Blogger #587, Entry #1355, July 1, 2012 It seems that the common misconception among homeowners is that irrespective of what home improvement or personalization project they perform, the value of the investment will be recuperated tenfold when they sell the house. Far from it, because while certain home improvements will boost the real estate…
Guest Blogger #582, Entry #1331, June 23, 2012 All homeowners harbor at least a few issues with their current place of residence. Perhaps the avocado wallpaper and shag carpet in the basement make you feel like you’re stuck in an episode of That ’70s Show, or the leaky faucet in the master bath has got…
Guest Blogger #571, Entry #1288, June 15, 2012 Whether you’ve upgraded from your apartment to a town house (but you’re still suffering from small-kitchen syndrome) you’ve had to downgrade during the recession, or you’ve simply been dealing with a postage-stamp sized cooking space for as long as you can remember and your buildup of gadgets…
Guest Blogger #549, Entry #1244, June 2, 2012 Happy DIY Saturday! Whether you are thinking about remodeling your kitchen or you are designing your future dream kitchen, choosing the right flooring is essential. There are several different flooring options to choose from, but tile flooring is top of the list for kitchen surfaces. Today, Watch…
Entry #1223, May 25, 2012 When organizing your kitchen, make the most of the efficiency in order to maximize the customization of counter-top, shelves and cupboards. Instead of using merely decorative objects in your kitchen, make your cookware as one of the decorations in your kitchen displays. This is an excellent way to save on…
Guest Blogger #440, Entry #1057, March 30, 2012 Kitchen makeovers are attractive to many homeowners for two reasons. The first is that your kitchen is horribly outdated, less than functional, or both. In short, you are keen to make the space more livable for yourself. The other reason you might want to invest in some…
Guest Blogger #353, Entry #931, February 1, 2012 When renting your home it’s not really your job to renovate the bathroom but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t need it and that you don’t want to. There is no reason why you can’t ask your landlord to address any major bathroom items that need to be…
Entry #319, November 2, 2010 Can you believe we are already in week 3 of The Fall Kitchen Cure? If you have missed the last two weeks please review below. This week The Kitchen Cure works on restocking your pantry and tools! Catch up. At this point it is crucial that you do the assignments…
Entry #286, September 25, 2010 Your kitchen is the most expensive and sought after room in your home when it comes to home buying/renovation. Kitchen cabinets and appliances rank at the top of the expense list. If you are in the process of renovating your kitchen cabinets, have you thought about painting instead of replacing?…
Entry #52, March 28, 2010 In our post a few days ago, we featured an article about laundry rooms incorporated in the kitchen. Kitchens can be large or small, but they’re only as good as the organization in them. I think large kitchen’s work well for people who want large entertaining areas, and want lots…
Feature #32 March 26, 2010 For the last month we’ve been following Spring 2010 -The Kitchen Cure. Did you participate? How did you do? This week The Kitchen Cure shared participants home pictures… take a look. Before and After – Flickr finds It’s not too late to start! Review the steps below. Need more inspiration?…
Feature #30, March 24, 2010 Need some tips on how to choose colors for your kitchen or bathroom? We showed you some great color combinations a few days ago. Today, more good news for you! Apartment Therapy has 10 Tips for choosing the right colors. – Article by Misty Adair 1. Pick colors that you…