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Here’s Where to Shop for Custom Furniture Without Paying Luxury Prices

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 22:00:00 +0000

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This Small NYC Bedroom Gets the Coziest Coastal Makeover

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 22:00:00 +0000

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This High-End Kitchen Trend Might Be on Its Way Out

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:45:00 +0000

It’s so interesting. READ MORE...

All the Best Fourth of July Sofa Deals You Can Shop Right Now

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:30:00 +0000

Don’t sleep on these deals…but feel free to sleep on these sofas. READ MORE...

Bath & Body Works Quietly Dropped a Summerween Collection, and It’s Scary Good

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:15:00 +0000

The sweet shop luminary is beyond amazing. READ MORE...

This Pioneer Woman-Approved Kitchen Gem Is So Cute

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:15:00 +0000

It’s great for storing your kitchen towels. READ MORE...

Shoppers Say IKEA's $69 Outdoor Table "Transforms" Porches and Patios Instantly

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:15:00 +0000

People can’t stop leaving five-star reviews. READ MORE...

I Tried 3 Ways to Revive My Outdoor Wood Furniture — Here’s What Actually Worked Best

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:00:00 +0000

I bought my patio set on Facebook Marketplace a couple of years ago, and I’d been neglecting it. READ MORE...

DIY Glowing Boho Tree Stump Solar Light

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 17:20:32 +0000

I firmly believe you can never have too many garden lights. And when you’re not sure what to do next for your backyard, lights are always a safe bet. Recently, I got my hands on a beautiful tree stump. Just placing it in the yard felt… meh. So I decided to turn it into a glowing stump-lantern thing. A “glow-stump,” if you will. I had a few solar lights from the dollar store. They were cheap — like too cheap not to buy kind of deal. And though the stump looked good as-is, I already had a new picture in my head, and it involved white paint, lights, and a bit of chaos. It was boho… Materials I used One sturdy tree stump (flat top is helpful) 5–6 solar garden lights (mine were from Dollar Store) Wood stain in a dark brown shade (teak) White acrylic paint for outdoor use Clear outdoor varnish (for sealing the lights) Painter’s tape Ruler or measuring tape Round sponge brush (or any clean sponge) Drill with a bit that matches the light stake size Small saw for trimming plastic light stakes Grinder or sander (unless you’re into pain) How I Made It Boho! Let’s begin with my first mistake: confidence. I looked at that beautiful...

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These Are the Best White Paint Colors, According to Leanne Ford

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 17:15:00 +0000

These shades are Leanne Ford’s go-tos. READ MORE...

I Tried This “Smart” Electric Convection Range for Two Months, and It Felt Like The Biggest Luxury

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 17:00:00 +0000

I couldn’t have asked for a better appliance. READ MORE...

This New York City Family of 5 Is Thriving in an Organized 750 Square Feet

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 16:00:00 +0000

“We've transformed every inch of our 750-square-foot space as our family has grown from newlyweds to a family of five.” READ MORE...

Costco Is Selling the Cutest Outdoor Gem That's Perfect Storage

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 15:15:00 +0000

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The Simple “Layering” Secret Behind Homes That Always Smell Fresh

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 13:45:00 +0000

Yes, your home deserves a signature scent. READ MORE...

This West Elm Decor Gem Can Handle Rain, Heat, and Everything in Between

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 13:45:00 +0000

And it’s so pretty! READ MORE...

This Practical 200-Year-Old Home Entryway Trend Is Going Extinct

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 13:15:00 +0000

They’re so pretty. READ MORE...

Galgo House Blends Minimalism with Nature and Companionship

Mon, 30 Jun 2025 07:00:15 +0000

Set within a lush residential complex in Brazil, Galgo House by Tati Tavares and Alex Dalcin Arquitetura is a weekend retreat that redefines minimal living. Originally envisioned as a functional kennel, the design evolved into a serene 290-square-meter home where the owners could relax and spend time with their whippets.

Constructed with concrete, steel, and wood, the architecture maintains a low profile, blending naturally into its environment. The layout embraces the outdoors through large openings and covered patios that blur the line between inside and out. A bold concrete portal frames the structure, while wooden brises and terracotta walls bring texture and warmth.

The central volume houses a master suite, flanked by discreet guest rooms. Inside, the social areas flow into one another—a living room, dining space, and kitchen unified beneath an extended roofline. Outside, dedicated spaces for the dogs and a caretaker’s unit complete the layout, all designed to harmonize with the overall form.

Galgo House is more than a dwelling—it’s a space crafted for presence, stillness, and shared moments, proving that thoughtful design can serve both humans and their four-legged companions.

Photographs:Joana França

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Starbucks Just Released the Most “Joyful” Disney World Mugs

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 20:30:00 +0000

They’re the happiest mugs on earth! READ MORE...

Costco Is Selling a $17 “Too Cute” Find That Welcomes Halloween a Little Early

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 19:45:00 +0000

They come with so many patterns on them. READ MORE...

Why You Should Always Refrigerate Used Coffee Grounds Before You Toss Them

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 19:30:00 +0000

It’s so smart! READ MORE...

After a $700 Makeover, This 1990s Half Bath Is Now the Nicest Room in the Apartment

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 18:00:00 +0000

When the apartment owners moved in, they immediately got rid of the lime green walls. READ MORE...

Anthropologie’s Viral Light Looks Like It Belongs in a Paris Apartment

Sun, 29 Jun 2025 17:30:00 +0000

Milky glass and intricate metalwork for the win. READ MORE...

Jungle Retreat with a Floating Design

Fri, 27 Jun 2025 13:33:19 +0000

Canopy House, designed by Studio MK27, is elevated above the forest floor using stilts, allowing minimal disturbance to the lush Atlantic Forest in Guarujá, Brazil. The concrete prism structure blends into the dense vegetation, with a rooftop pool and open-air living space offering immersive views of the surrounding jungle and ocean.

The upper level houses the main social areas under a lightweight canopy, enclosed by sliding glass panels. This design blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors, reinforcing the connection to nature. The interior features Brazilian craftsmanship and furniture, including raw wood pieces, straw pendant lamps, and artisan-designed wall elements.

Accessed by an exterior spiral staircase, the house prioritizes open-air circulation, intentionally exposing occupants to the tropical climate. The entire project is an architectural response to steep terrain, environmental restrictions, and a desire to highlight Brazil’s design heritage.

Photographs:Fernando Guerra | FG+SG

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Minimalist Living Elevated: The White Line House by Nravil Architects

Fri, 27 Jun 2025 13:26:48 +0000

Set against the stunning natural backdrop of Almaty, Kazakhstan, the White Line House by Nravil Architects is a striking expression of modern minimalism. Raised gently on stilts to preserve the existing terrain, this 300-square-meter residence embraces simplicity without sacrificing character.

From every angle, the white sculptural form presents a unique profile. Angular yet elegant, the structure is wrapped in smooth white lime plaster, while expansive glass façades reflect the surrounding trees and sky—visually merging the home with its environment. The strategic use of energy-efficient glazing ensures both privacy and panoramic views, reinforcing a strong bond with nature.

The all-white interior enhances light and space. Glossy marble floors and seamless lines run throughout the home, from the long corridor to the open-plan kitchen and the pared-down bedroom. Every element serves the goal of visual clarity, offering a calming retreat from visual noise.

This project stands as a refined response to its site: light-touch construction, natural integration, and a unified architectural language. The White Line House captures the essence of modern living—open, pure, and connected.

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Compact Black Pavilion Unites Privacy and Proximity for Multigenerational Living

Fri, 27 Jun 2025 13:17:00 +0000

i29 architects designed a compact 100 m² single-story residence on the same plot as an existing main home in Hoofddorp, the Netherlands. Meant for senior family members, the new house is both physically close to the main residence and strategically positioned to ensure privacy.

The structure is covered by a pitched roof with integrated gutters and deep overhangs that form covered walkways. Inside, the open-plan layout is organized around a central patio that brings in daylight and views. Three large sliding doors blur the line between interior and exterior, expanding the living area outward during warmer seasons. The north side of the house is reserved for sleeping and bathing, offering quiet and seclusion.

Materials were chosen to create a calm, unified environment: a light gray concrete floor, oak-clad walls, and a white-painted ceiling with exposed rafters. Custom cabinetry and built-ins follow clean horizontal lines, reinforcing the architectural simplicity. The result is a home that feels larger than its footprint and fosters intergenerational connection without sacrificing autonomy.

Photography by Ewout Huibers

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3 Ways And 31 Idea To Cover French Door Windows

Fri, 27 Jun 2025 12:25:00 +0000

A French door is a door, usually one of a pair, with glass panes that extend for most of its length. Sometimes we need some privacy and those glass panes prevent us from getting it, so you need to treat these panes somehow. Today I’d like to share a couple of ideas how to do that with style. Actually, French door window treatment is almost the same as with usual windows: curtains, blinds and both. Let’s consider each of them. Why You Need a Window Covering for French Doors When we first installed French doors in our dining room, I was obsessed. All that light! The open view into the garden! But then came the reality: dinner guests could see straight into the house from the backyard, and the sun glare at 4 p.m. was so strong, it practically turned the room into a tanning bed. That’s when I realized — as pretty as bare glass doors are, you do need a smart window covering. Privacy was my first priority. I didn’t want blackout curtains (felt too heavy), but I also didn’t want the neighbors getting a front-row seat to my Saturday laundry folding sessions. That’s where light-filtering options like sheer...

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Dorset Beach House: A Sustainable Coastal Renovation by Architecture for London

Fri, 27 Jun 2025 09:32:17 +0000

Located on the seafront of Ballard Estate in Swanage, Dorset, the Dorset Beach House is a masterclass in thoughtful coastal renovation. Designed by Architecture for London, this project brings new life to an early 20th-century timber-framed beach house with a sustainable, fabric-first retrofit strategy.

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Arched Retreat by the Sea in Crete

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 13:57:40 +0000

This coastal villa by Entopos Architects is a serene holiday home that blends curved forms, natural textures, and sea views. Located near Frangokastello in Crete, the design uses soft arches, sandy plaster walls, and olive trees to echo the Mediterranean landscape.

The indoor-outdoor layout flows effortlessly, with arched doors and pergolas creating shaded transitions. Inside, the palette is calm and earthy, with wood, stone, and textured plaster setting a tranquil tone. The former well, now a circular jacuzzi, anchors a courtyard with a sculptural presence.

Every detail, from perforated bricks to the fluid pool edges, balances privacy and openness. It’s a home made for rest, framed by nature and shaped by the rhythm of the sea.

The home feels like a natural extension of the coastline, quiet, grounded, and full of subtle curves. Its architecture doesn’t compete with the landscape but complements it, offering spaces that invite pause, light, and connection with the sea breeze. Every arch, tree, and stone path is placed with purpose, creating a retreat that feels timeless.

Photographs:Giorgos Sfakianakis Photography, Yannis Fais

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Greece Dream Home Carved into the Hillside

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 13:31:03 +0000

The Slot House by Katerina Valsamaki Architects is more than a residence—it’s a vision of quiet architecture that merges with the landscape. Positioned on a steep slope in Tinos, Greece, the house captures the vast Aegean panorama while sinking into the earth for shelter and privacy.

Crafted from rough stone and smooth travertine-like concrete, the materials echo the island’s texture and palette. A long canopy stretches across the living space, framing the view and creating shaded outdoor zones that blur the line between indoors and outdoors. Inside, clean surfaces, natural light, and a raw wood dining table reflect a pared-back, timeless design.

From the green roof to the linear pool that mirrors the horizon, every detail in this home serves one goal: to inhabit beauty without disturbing it. This is a place where architecture listens, adapts, and disappears into the landscape—an ideal retreat for those who seek peace, silence, and endless views.

Photographs:Panagiotis Voumvakis

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Rainforest Residence Blends Concrete with Nature

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 12:26:02 +0000

Nestled in the lush enclave of Tanarimba, Janda Baik, Malaysia, the Rainforest Residence by Choo Gim Wah Architect redefines tropical living through concrete minimalism and deep engagement with nature. Designed for an artist family, the linear structure integrates with the forested slope, using the terrain to blur the boundaries between interior and exterior.

Circulation is orchestrated through open-air pathways, where light and greenery become part of the architectural experience. A bold concrete shell defines the home’s monolithic character, while strategic voids—including a circular oculus—bring in forest-filtered light. Brick elements soften the heavy materials, and the use of glazing opens the upper-level living spaces to treetop views.

Concrete walls act as curatorial surfaces for artwork. A double-height living space and art studio spill into the landscape, offering both creative focus and immersion in the surrounding environment. This residence is not just a home—it’s a meditative dialogue between architecture and rainforest.

Photographs:Lawrence Choo, Pixelaw Photography

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45 Ideas To Incorporate An Orange Sofa In Your Space

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 09:46:38 +0000

With current trends for earthy and natural colors, warm shades and boho decor, orange and rust have never been more popular than now. This warm glow, refined feel they bring is a gorgeous idea for many spaces and a fresh substitution to yellow. The psychological meaning of orange is also great: it’s an active color with heightened emotions, increased activity, positive emotions and sharper awareness of the surroundings. Why not add such a great color to your space? If you are ready for orange color statement, it’s high time to buy or reupholster your existing sofa making it orange. What Styles Can An Orange Sofa Fit? Okay, so I used to think orange sofas were a total wildcard — like, too bold, too loud, just… too much. But then I saw one in a mid-century modern living room with walnut wood tones and a shag rug, and it totally changed my mind. It wasn’t chaotic at all. It actually pulled the whole room together with this super warm, lived-in feel. Boho spaces are the obvious match — think layered textures, woven baskets, plants everywhere. I have this friend who’s a total free spirit, and her burnt orange velvet couch looks like it belongs...

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Oceanfront Properties with Open-Plan Living and Sustainable Features

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 13:38:25 +0000

Oceanfront homes are more than just beautiful views—they offer unique design opportunities. From open-plan layouts that maximize light and ocean breezes to sustainable materials that withstand coastal elements, this guide shows how to create a modern, functional, and environmentally conscious home by the sea.

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Transforming Luxury with Lithos Design’s Backlit Stone Walls: The Case Study of Plato Palace

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 13:17:26 +0000

At Plato Palace, Lithos Design’s backlit marble walls elevate interior design with illuminated elegance. This case study highlights how technology and natural materials merge to redefine luxury architecture.

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In Rome, an Apartment Comes Alive with Color and Tradition

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 12:09:44 +0000

Studio 02A’s renovation of VDS House, a 1930s Rome apartment, blends expressive design with historic preservation. The defining feature is a series of custom iron-and-glass doors in vibrant “Chinese lacquer” red, which introduce rhythm and color throughout the home.

These doors frame original terrazzo flooring, which has been carefully maintained and extended into newer areas like the kitchen, where it’s paired with Marazzi’s marble-look porcelain stoneware in the “Ghiara Minuta Mix” finish for a cohesive yet elevated touch.

Each room showcases a curated palette of high-end materials and design objects. In the kitchen, a VenetaCucine layout is framed by FermLiving’s “Grid” wallpaper, and anchored by the sculptural “Clessidra” table by Midj and “Fifties” chairs from Calligaris, upholstered in Rubelli’s luxurious “Nexus” fabric.

The lighting is equally intentional: the kitchen features the iconic ASTEP 2065 lamp by Gino Sarfatti, while the living room balances modernism and tradition with Fontana Arte’s “Tropico” wall lamp, the “Flat” pendant by Vibia, and Flos’ “Taccia Small” table lamp. Vintage furniture, custom plaster moldings by Stucchi Cecere, and Topakustik acoustic panels complete the composition.

The bathrooms reveal refined contrasts in tone and texture. The guest bathroom features Marca Corona’s coral “Multiforme” tiles, Catalano’s “Canova Royal” sink, and lighting from Atelier Areti and Kdln. In the master bath, Ceramica Vogue’s “Confetti” tiles in the Torino pattern line the walls, paired with Zucchetti “Pan” faucets and the “Small Globo” wall lamp by Gropius Lamp.

Throughout the apartment, bespoke elements like oak-framed arched openings, walnut mirrors, custom curtain tracks in iron, and soft textiles—from Lisa Corti quilts to velvet-and-gauze curtains—reinforce the studio’s approach: layering tactile, timeless design with bold personality.

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Cliffside Retreat Integrates Architecture With Raw Mexican Landscape

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 11:12:09 +0000

Perched on a rocky outcrop in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, the Las Rocas project by architect Ignacio Urquiza and interior designer Ana Paula de Alba is a striking example of nature-led design.

The small complex of four houses was laid out to preserve existing vegetation and rock formations, with each volume uniquely adapted to its specific terrain. Light grey stucco walls and seamless glass panels blend the buildings into the rugged surroundings while offering panoramic views of the mountainous landscape.

A modular system guided the placement and layout of each home, allowing for variation without disrupting the site’s topography. Angled roofs, open-plan interiors, and retractable glass corners extend living spaces out to expansive terraces. In several areas, trees pierce through patio floors and rocky elements are integrated into pools, steps, and walls.

Circulation paths wind organically through the vegetation, and none of the homes touch each other, creating framed vistas and privacy. Interiors feature warm wood tones, leather furnishings, and natural textures to contrast the raw concrete and stone.

The photography is by Onnis Luque.

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15 Creative Ways on How to Display Cutting Boards

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 08:15:06 +0000

Discover creative and eye-catching ways to display your cutting boards that add personality and flair to your kitchen decor. Cutting boards: the unsung heroes of ...

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Copper Cabinets Meet Stone and Steel in a Bold Kitchen Statement

Tue, 24 Jun 2025 14:20:55 +0000

Inside this renovated historic loft in Montreal’s Old Port, the kitchen takes center stage with custom copper cabinetry by Cuisines Illo. The warm, matte metal surfaces bring a refined industrial edge that contrasts beautifully with the rough-hewn stone wall backdrop. These natural textures are central to the kitchen’s identity, grounding the modern materials in a space rich with architectural history.

A brushed stainless steel countertop adds sleek contrast and durability, while the oversized copper island anchors the room visually and functionally. On one side, original wood columns and raw masonry emphasize the loft’s heritage, while on the other, minimal white cabinets introduce visual clarity and modern convenience, housing built-in appliances and storage.

Together, the copper fronts, white cabinetry, and exposed stone form a balanced composition, elegant and raw. The design doesn’t just preserve the building’s history; it enhances it through material dialogue and thoughtful layout.

Photography by Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard

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Modern Courtyard House in Bangkok by WARchitect: A Harmonious Blend of Form and Function

Tue, 24 Jun 2025 12:38:03 +0000

The Modern Courtyard House in Bangkok by WARchitect, known as the Y/A/O House, began with a singular brief from its owners: to design a one-of-a-kind residence with complete creative freedom. With a thriving fashion business behind them, the homeowners were ready to build a tranquil sanctuary on a cherished plot of land they had owned since their early years of success.

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87 Basket Home Decor And Storage Ideas

Tue, 24 Jun 2025 10:03:10 +0000

A basket is a great piece for many homes because of several reasons. First of all, it’s a comfy storage unit, second, it may be used for décor and third, it’s a cozy touch to any interior. Considering the fact that farmhouse interiors are on top, having baskets at home becomes even more up-to-date. There are baskets of all types and looks, which can match any interior: woven wicker, knit and crochet or even metal wire ones, which can easily fit a rustic, farmhouse, boho and some other types of interiors whenever you need a cozy rustic feel there. Let’s take a look at some ideas to integrate a basket into your home. Entryway Basket Ideas for a Welcoming First Impression Our entryway used to be chaos. Shoes kicked off in a heap, keys MIA half the time, and mail scattered like confetti. It was the first thing anyone saw when they walked in — and it gave “we live in a tornado” energy. One weekend I got fed up and decided to do a little basket experiment. First, I grabbed a long, low basket and slid it under the bench we never used. Instant shoe storage. Then I mounted a small...

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DIY Cement Tree Stump Planter That Looks Amazingly Real

Fri, 20 Jun 2025 17:08:44 +0000

Looking for a garden planter that doesn’t scream “I was $4.99 at a discount store”? Same. That’s how I ended up elbow-deep in cement, repurposing an old towel into a fake tree stump. Yes, you read that right. A towel. And some mud. And a lot of questionable life choices that somehow led to one of the coolest planters in my yard. Yes, I love cement planters! So if you too want to create a woodland vibe in your garden that looks intentional—not like a random pile of mismatched pots—here’s my exact process, step by step, including all the things I messed up so you don’t have to. Why I Decided to Make My Own Planter Let’s be real: plastic planters are the fashion Crocs of the gardening world. Functional, sure. But pretty? Not unless you’re planting them behind a bush where no one can see. I had this pile of leftover pots from various plant purchases that were too ugly to display and too useful to throw away. And one day, I looked at one and thought, “What if you were… a tree?” That’s the story of how I decided to turn an old pot into a fake cement stump. Because...

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15 Ideas on What to Feed Birds From the Kitchen

Wed, 11 Jun 2025 08:15:07 +0000

Discover kitchen-friendly options to keep your feathered neighbors pecking and happy without leaving your home. Peeking into your pantry can feel like opening a treasure ...

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Modern Minimalist House in Bangkok by WARchitect

Tue, 10 Jun 2025 10:53:33 +0000

Designed by the acclaimed Thai firm WARchitect, The Recessed Residence is a remarkable example of a modern minimalist house in Bangkok. Located in Taling Chan, this 650 sq.m. private residence masterfully blends Muji-style minimalism with classic elegance, reflecting a sophisticated approach to contemporary Thai architecture.

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Building with Purpose: Sustainable Approaches to Construction

Sat, 07 Jun 2025 09:50:58 +0000

Explore the world of sustainable construction—from eco-conscious materials and innovative building techniques to real-life green architecture projects that inspire change.

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How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Commercial Kitchen: A Guide to Budget-Friendly Cooking Spaces

Wed, 04 Jun 2025 07:15:07 +0000

Learn what influences the cost of renting a commercial kitchen and discover some cost-saving tips along the way. So, you’re ready to whip up a ...

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How to Measure Countertops for the Perfect Fit

Wed, 21 May 2025 05:15:08 +0000

Learn accurately how to measure your countertops for that perfect fit every time. Thinking about transforming your kitchen but dreading the tape measure tango with ...

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Install Kitchen Sink Drain Like a Pro

Wed, 14 May 2025 05:15:10 +0000

Learn how to install a kitchen sink drain with simple steps and prevent water from become a kitchen waterfall. Ever feel like your kitchen sink ...

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How to Maintain a Concrete Floor

Mon, 12 May 2025 20:14:22 +0000

Concrete floors are durable, easy to customize and increasingly popular in modern homes — not only in the garage. However, they’re not maintenance-free. Routine care ...

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Commercial Kitchen Cleaning: Tips for a Spotless Culinary Space

Wed, 07 May 2025 05:15:07 +0000

Discover essential tips for effective commercial kitchen cleaning to maintain hygiene and safety, while keeping your kitchen spotless and ready for business. Ever feel like ...

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How to Get Rid of Ants Permanently Inside – A Hassle-Free Guide

Wed, 30 Apr 2025 05:15:45 +0000

Learn simple methods to banish ants from your home for good. Tired of playing hotel host to the entire ant kingdom? It’s time to evict ...

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Roses and Feng Shui: Enhancing Your Home’s Energy with Floral Beauty

Fri, 07 Mar 2025 02:13:11 +0000

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