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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Staging your Home for Sale on a Tight Budget
Entry #1558, September 4, 2012 Talking about how to stage your home for sale on a budget, we need to know that staging your home for sale goes beyond merely cleaning the house and decorating it. It rather centers more on creating the right moods. Therefore, if you are preparing your home for ... continue reading...
Stylish Ways To Maximize Space In Your Home
Guest Blogger #630, Entry #1504, August 23, 2012 Living spaces are one of the most important aspects of our lives because they are what we often call home. That place to come home to after a long day at work or after a long journey, living spaces can either give us that sense of welcome and ... continue reading...
House Tour: How Do You Create the Ideal Urban Cabin?
Entry #1499, August 21, 2012 If you ask someone to describe a cabin, they will probably say three things; small, woody, and rural. There’s nothing wrong about these descriptions. In fact, there are a number of people who love to own a cabin because of these features. But the thing is that there ... continue reading...
Stagetecture ‘Grows Up’: Updated Look & Expanded Lifestyle Content
Entry #1465, August 14, 2012 On the eve of Stagetecture turning 3 years old, I realized that Stagetecture needs to "grow up". By this I mean for the last 3 years Stagetecture has been a great resource for home related content, but I feel it could use more content about us - the people who live in ... continue reading...
The Green Way to Strip Cabinets for Repainting or Staining
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Guest Blogger: 7 Ways to Make your Small Room Look Larger
Guest Blogger #607, Entry #1433, August 2, 2012 If you have a small home your living room can look very cramped. It makes you feel like you're living in a match box. Everyone wants to live in a airy and spacious house and small rooms can cause depression in some individuals. But, let's be practical ... continue reading...
3 Green & Cost Saving Ways to Keep your Home Cool
Entry #1432, August 2, 2012 The summer heat brings discomfort and inconvenience to everyone. Whether you have air conditioning or not, trying to bring coolness to your home and reduce your energy bill are top priorities for many. Running your air conditioning all day will definitely cost a lot. ... continue reading...
Green Home: Is The Finish on Older Furniture Safe?
Entry #1401, July 22, 2012 Older furniture that has been in your family for years, or that you bought from a vintage furniture store may look beautiful but how safe and eco-friendly is it? The veneer of any furniture has certain duration. This is not only a concern on how it looks but rather the ... continue reading...
.Renovations to Make Best Use of Your Unused Garage
Guest Blogger #591, Entry #1378, July 10, 2012 Building an addition to your home is a significant undertaking that will cost you precious time and money. Rather than breaking ground to add square footage of living space to your home, why not utilize what you already have? Image ... continue reading...
Effective Green Cleaning Tips & Tools for your Home
Entry #1370, July 8, 2012 If your are trying to find green cleaning practices for your home, today's post will give you ideas. One of the primary concerns at home is to keeping it clean and tidy. This is to provide a healthy home for family members. As the saying goes, prevention is better than ... continue reading...
How to Make a Child-Friendly Garden
A child-friendly garden isn't always the easiest feat in your outdoor home. Adults often see gardens as places of tranquility and calm; spaces where they can let the stresses of daily life slide away. Young children see gardens rather differently – as playgrounds where they can charge around ... continue reading...
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