Tag: interior design
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Brooklyn by design
“Design Brooklyn: Renovation, Restoration, Innovation,” a new book by Anne Hellman, chronicles the compelling changes in residential and commercial architecture and interior design in a borough that’s quickly replacing Manhattan as New York’s main hub of arts and culture.
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2014 New American Home Is Complete
The 2014 New American Home is chock-full of multigenerational, sustainable, and inspirational design ideas.
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Product Extra: New Orleans Inspiration for Kitchens and Baths
Some Deep South product inspiration as we head to KBIS 2013.
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Design Details: Mudrooms that Offer Functionality and Style
Despite their name, there’s no reason mudrooms can’t be as lovely as they are useful.
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A Stunner of a Stairway
Vertical steel rods and cantilevered treads may look delicate, but this stairway is hefty and strong.
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How to Build a Wall-Mounted Coatrack
No room for an entryway closet? No problem. Keep outerwear organized with this simple-to-build piece
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WHAT IS A NICHE?
WHAT IS A NICHE? When we renovate bathrooms we always contemplate installing a Niche. It eliminates shampoo bottles on the floor or using a shower caddy that hangs from the shower head. This one was extra large to accommodate the bath toys as well as an array of hair product. Sometimes a homeowner just wants…
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Product Bonanza: Virtual Selection Center Helps Both Remodeler and Client
Working with online retailer Bellacor, remodelers and design professionals can create a Virtual Selection Center on their website and better control the selections process.
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Integrating Design: Working With Interior Designers
An interior designer offers her perspective on what makes a successful partnership with a remodeler.