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June 20, 2019Terrazzo is a tough surface material used for flooring, counters and walls. It is made of small chips of marble, stone, granite or other difficult elements set to a cement or epoxy that’s ground smooth and then highly polished. The effect looks like a mosaic end. Patricia Benson This kitchen island has a terrazzo finish Continue reading →
Mysest56 June 17, 2019When we bought our historic home, I wanted to transform it into a world of wainscoting. Therefore it was essential for me to find out more about the subject, to understand its characteristics and architectural history. In a nutshell, wainscoting was designed centuries ago in a marriage of form and serve to enhance the appearance Continue reading →
Mysest56 June 12, 2019As most of my readers know, I just gave birth to my third child, my little boy Matthew. Bringing him home was among the memorable moments that won’t fade in my memory. Because of this, I have decided to dedicate these 20 selections to the beauty of bringing a baby home. Almost immediately after we Continue reading →
Mysest56 March 4, 2019Knowing the pitfalls of leasing can assist you in making an educated decision for your loved ones. Although a lot of tenants often think it cost less to rent than to buy, purchasing a home can be 45 percent less expensive than leasing, reports Jed Kolko, chief economist at Trulia, at a Huffington Post pillar. Continue reading →
Mysest56 January 28, 2019When Cathy Zaeske was intending the screened porch of her fantasies, a swinging daybed was a big portion of it. “The inspiration for the swing came from the goal of the porch — to be a relaxing area,” she states. “When I think of relaxing, I still think of lounging, therefore that I desired the Continue reading →
Mysest56 January 25, 2019You ers never cease to amaze me. You are smart, resourceful and very handy! We put out the call for one to discuss your creative salvage thoughts, and you replied with new uses for wine barrels, church pews, old windows, shutters, shipping containers, bowling alleys and dilapidated barns. Ever resourceful, you have discovered the landfill Continue reading →
Mysest56 January 14, 2019It’s theorized that Oscar Wilde said on his deathbed,”It’s the wallpaper or me. One of us must go.” Historically, wallpaper has become the poor relation in the realm of the cosmetic arts, since it sits in the background and is often fragile and difficult to work with. But now’s wallpaper can play an essential role Continue reading →
Mysest56 January 11, 2019Installing a door used to be a really challenging project, tried by only the most talented carpenters. The pre-hung doorway has leveled the playing area. The doorway slab is already mounted on hinges, so the jamb is sized and cut, the casing has been installed and in most cases the doorknob hole is already drilled. Continue reading →
Mysest56 January 2, 2019Whether you operate with a general contractor or act as one in your own project, getting a glimpse into the thoughts of a contractor may give you a new outlook into remodeling jobs around your home. I’ve learned a lot working as a contractor, and a number of those classes can help homeowners too. What Continue reading →
Mysest56 December 13, 2018A building a garden folly, with little usage is intended as an hoax. This architectural component is usually in the kind of a tower, castle, bridge, pagoda or temple, occasionally in ruins and always purely as decoration. Point One Architects A winding path leads to the stacked-stone garden folly using a copper dome roof and Continue reading →