Entry #1800, November 8, 2012 Have you ever wondered what the government thinks about going green with energy efficiency? Just see for yourself this wonderful structure of the federal agency – National Institute of Standards and Technology. The agency known as the nation’s official timekeeper now ... continue reading...
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Guest Blogger: Top Design Tips to Consider in Your Tiny Apartment
Guest Blogger #755, Entry #1768, October 30, 2012 If you have a small apartment, you might think that your décor options are limited. Actually, that's not so much the case. You simply have to be a bit more creative when it comes to designing your space in a way that will not monopolize what ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: Master Bedroom Decorating Ideas for Rest & Romance
Guest Blogger #749, Entry #1752, October 24, 2012 Does your master bedroom make you want to yawn, even in the middle of the day? No worries! Turning your bland bedroom into a romantic, restful, and relaxing abode is easy as pie with with these super simple master bedroom decorating ideas. Let ... continue reading...
Savory Roasted Vegetable Loaded Baked Potato Recipe
Entry #1747, October 22, 2012 Who doesn't love baked potatoes? Especially recipes with new ideas for toppings? Potatoes are a good source of Vitamin C and B6, Potassium and Manganese. This food is also low in saturated fat which makes it perfect for people who wanted to have a healthy living. If ... continue reading...
The Benefits of Hiring an Architect for your Renovation Project
Guest Blogger #743, Entry #1743, October 21, 2012 By the very nature of their profession, architects understand how buildings work. Most people do not pay a great deal of thought to the ways in which buildings are designed or constructed. Fewer still wonder why rooms are arranged the way they are, ... continue reading...
How to Choose Furniture For your New Small Home
What homeowner doesn’t love planning for a new home? Whether you just got married, and upgraded from renting an apartment, or you are new into the “real world” and are ready to start homeownership, this is an exciting time. The part of moving into a new small home that may not be as exciting is ... continue reading...
Saving Energy with Valuable Home Climate Control Tips
Guest Blogger #687, Entry #1623, September 21, 2012 When it comes to maintaining the temperature in your home most home owners spend over 40% of their household bills on either cooling or heating the various rooms in the house. There are a number of options available to home owners to ... continue reading...
How to Create a Mudroom in a Small Space
Guest Blogger #674, Entry #1604, September 17, 2012 There is hardly any home that would not do with a small mudroom and this is what brings us to the issue of creating a mudroom in a small home office, entryway or apartment. A lot of persons would agree with me that it makes your home look cleaner ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: Top 5 Basement Transformation Ideas
Guest Blogger #668, Entry #1587, September 11, 2012 The basement space in most homes is generally reserved for one of a couple of key purposes. Since most people prefer bedrooms at the ground level or higher because of better lighting and less likelihood of a cold, damp atmosphere, the basement ... continue reading...
Essential Ideas for your Open Kitchen Renovation
Don't you love an open kitchen? Kitchens are truly the epicenter of our homes. Even when we throw parties, the kitchen is always the room everyone ends up socializing in. With the popularity of this room comes some downfalls, the number one pitfall being the design of the space. If your kitchen is ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: Tips for Designing a Wheelchair Accessible Home
Guest Blogger #658, Entry #1568, September 6, 2012 Very few homes are designed to cater to individuals with physical disabilities. Many have architectural challenges such as stairs, narrow halls and doorways, and other obstacles that make it difficult for individuals confined to wheelchairs to ... continue reading...
Eco-friendly Items Your Kitchen Shouldn’t Be Without
Entry #1559, September 5, 2012 The kitchen is one of the busiest rooms in your home. It is where we have the bulk of appliances and furnishings that are used on a daily basis. Having lots of activities and chores routinely done in the kitchen, you can’t help but consume electrical energy and ... continue reading...
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