Feature #21, March 15, 2010 When we usually think of great kitchen and baths, light, and airy is the first thought. How about dark and airy? Is this an oxymoron? Apartment Therapy shows us that’s it’s not. Read this great article on dark kitchens and baths, that can be just as inviting as the light…
Entry #38, March 11, 2010 On Christmas Eve, 2009, my husband, three kids, and I moved from a 3600 sq. ft. house to a 2000 sq. ft. house in hopes to live near better schools, work, and capitalize on spending more time with the family. We found a charming 1987 house that has great potential,…
Feature #5, February 26, 2010 This week is the first week for Spring 2010 The Kitchen Cure. This is a great way for you to start as big or as small on cleaning and organizing your kitchen. I will be doing it too! Each week I’ll post this week’s assignment. Week 1 assignment: *Clean out…
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Entry #2260, April 3, 2013 Working a DIY project on weekends is definitely worthwhile. It doesn’t really matter how much efforts you exerted to complete each task. But what matters the most is the joy and fulfillment that it brings after completion. It’s always a different feeling to see something you did than the…
Guest Blogger #822, Entry #1936, December 14, 2012 There are many reasons to take on remodeling projects around the house. For some people, it’s all about creating their ideal home and enjoying the improved functionality and cosmetic appeal that upgrades offer. But most homeowners are also savvy enough to see the potential for such projects…
Entry #1803, November 8, 2012 When it comes to home renovation projects of any type, you can assume that there is going to be some major time, effort, and expense involved. In the case of adding a room, a level, or even a rental unit to your home, you can multiply this by ten, or…
Last week I had mentioned that Stagetecture is looking for some great DIY enthusiasts to contribute their great projects and I was so surprised to get James Angus from The Cavendar Diary blog to contact me about his wonderful project. While James didn’t know about my search, he gave me a glimpse into his DIY…
Entry #1383, July 16, 2012 Whether you are moving into a fixer-upper home that needs renovating or you are upgrading your current home, upgrades are a necessary part of homeownership. Even though you may not be able to afford the renovations you want, finding a happy medium in price and affordability can be easier than…
Entry #873, January 1, 2012 Kick off the 2012 right with organization ideas from a few of my 2011 organization Guest bloggers. From your kids’ rooms and kitchen to your garage, and helpful desktop and iPhone apps. Get started today… what is your excuse? One from the archives… Image via: Papernstitch Blog [ad#co-1] Original Entry…
Guest Blogger #296, Entry #834, December 14, 2011 There are many exciting projects to do when you’re remodeling your home. When you think about home improvement the first things that come to mind are usually curb appeal, kitchen renovations, and bathroom remodels. Windows just don’t float to the top of the list.I encourage you to…
Entry #403, January 31, 2011 Can you believe we went through an entire month already for organization!? While I’ll continue to bring your organization tips throughout the year. I thought I would give you one place to recap the main highlights of our organization month. I’m always blown away by the incredible amount of talent…