Patios

How to Research Your Home's History

If you live in an older home, it can be exciting and edifying to find out about the history of your house. What did it look like if it was constructed? Who dwelt in it? What changes are made over time? Knowing more about your house’s history can also help you make crucial renovating and […]

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Color

Hot Color Combo: Warm Brass and Cool Blues

Unexpectedly the combo is anywhere — deep, rich navies and royal blues paired with hot metals such as brass, copper and gold. You have probably seen this colour pairing on or gracing the pages of a recent journal distribute, and if it may be a trend, I really don’t think that it’s going anywhere anytime […]

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Fireplaces

Easy Ways to Receive Your Closet Organized at the Moment

Without delving into any psychobabble here, it is safe to say that a cluttered closet does not contribute to anyone’s happiness. Conversely, a coordinated cupboard can bring forth euphoric pleasure — or, in the very least, a sense of relief in finally discovering that long-lost blouse or pillowcase. “A place for everything and everything in […]

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Fireplaces

A Boston Kitchen and Toilet Go From Dreary into Darling

This youthful client wanted her 550-square-foot Boston flat to feel like home, but the outdated kitchen and toilet just weren’t cutting it. Working with a strict $25,000 budget, designer Stephanie Sabbe gutted the two rooms and utilized fresh materials to give the original layouts a gorgeous new look. Project at a GlanceLocation: BostonSize: Kitchen: 76 […]

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Eclectic Homes

Get Grout Magically Clean — Stains and All

Tile — if it’s used as flooring, at the kitchen as a backsplash or for counters, or in the restroom — has one great downfall: grout. Since grout is porous in nature, unsealed grout absorbs all kinds of stains, from mold to java and everything in between. To say it’s a hassle is an understatement. […]

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