If you're remodeling your bathroom, you may have started looking for inspiration for a new shower design. If this is the case, you've probably already realized that there are actually not very many options to sort through. While tile design may be limitless, showers basically come in two types - a prefab base or a […]
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Great ideas for using the space under your stairs. Lots of space saving DIY inspiration that helps maximize storage in a small space.
Add budget-friendly curb appeal to your home with these upgrades you can do in a day, weekend, or month, from freshening your garden to replacing your mailbox.
For information on my affordable online design service, please click here. Just a quick reminder, the information I provide on my blog is based on my own experience and is my own opinion. You are reading and following my advice/tutorials at your own risk. Please always use safety precautions when performing a DIY project and always read and follow manufacturer's directions for the products and tools you use. DIY Project Tutorials: {Please click on the link under the photo to view} How To Re-Create a Potterybarn Aqua Distressed Paint Finish Thrift Store Chair Makeover/Easy Upholstery Tutorial How to Acheive The Potterybarn Worn Black Paint Finish DIY Striped Drapes Tutorial DIY {No Sew} Star Drape Tutorial Four Steps To A Great Bookcase Display Thrift Store Makeovers~ Jewelry Storage Easy Chevron Wall Tutorial Gold Plaque Makeover~ Drab to Fab How To Achieve The Distressed White Potterybarn Finish Personalized Gift/Thrift Store Kids Table Makeover Family Command Center DIY Trundle Bed WhiteWashed Brick Fireplace Tutorial Thrift Store Slipper Chair Covered with a Curtain Headboard Turned Shelf Terrarium In A Jar Five Minute Frame Fix Vintage Bed Turned Desk DIY Moss Balls Console Makeover~Glossy Black Paint Finish Tutorial Table Makeover With Nail Head Trim DIY Interchangeable Sports Display Shelf The 31 Day Series, Building Character: This series was a challenge posed by The Nester and The Inspired Room to blog about one topic for 31 consecutive days. The following posts are DIY projects and simple contractor upgrades to give a new construction, builder grade home character. These projects are from my own home as well as the homes of readers, clients, friends and family. Wood Floors Board and Batten Wainscoting Picture Frame Molding More on The Floor Granite Out With Oak Christmas Decor With Character Halloween Decor With Character Creating Character With Custom Paint Colors Easy Custom Silhouette Mural Tutorial Painting Stripes (The secret to perfect lines) Simple Builder Grade Fireplace Makeover Easy Tile Upgrade Tutorial Builder Bar Gets A Custom Look Semi-Custom Window Treatments Super Thick Crown Molding Trick Thrifted Furniture Makeover Tutorial Simple Builder Grade Door Upgrade Lighting: Brassy To Classy Oversized Accessories: Bigger is Better It's Not What's In The Room, It's What Isn't Design For Real People The Office Nook/Claiming Un-used Space Creating Landscape Using Interior Design Concepts Easy Privacy Solution For Odd Shaped Windows More On The Door Turning Concrete Builder Basement Walls Into Aged Brick Basement Poles Into Architectural Columns How Bold: Using Bold Patterns Framing A Builder Mirror How To Make Your Doors Taller Staircase Makeover © Copyright 2013 The Yellow Cape Cod
A blue front door is a classic and beautiful statement! See the best blue door paint colors and images of them being used on real homes.
The exterior of the Barton Hills Residence pays homage to the neighborhood’s mid-century roots. At the perimeter, large windows fill ....
With all the emphasis on paint color and siding, a front door could easily get lost in the shuffle of exterior updates. But as the first and last part of your house a visitor sees, it’s the perfect place to make a design statement. Replacing an old or dated looking front door is actually one of the most popular curb appeal ideas, making the choice of your a front door for a new home hugely important. It's more than a decorative feature—it's an important investment. Both the security and style your front door provides impact your home’s worth. So, there are several practical matters to consider when selecting a new front door: namely material, cost, and style. Style-wise, your front door should fit in architecturally with the rest of your home, but don't let that hold you back and miss the opportunity to express your personality. A six-panel door is very traditional, while an arched door with stained glass has more whimsy and a single French door adds elegance (not to mention a great source of natural light). Even a nontraditional steel door has gained popularity in modern architecture, boasting in strength and affordability; the metal, however, does conduct temperature, so it’s always not the most efficient option in extreme climates. A solid wood front door will always endure as a classic, despite being a bit pricier and requiring a bit more TLC and repair as necessary due to its sensitivity to moisture and sun. Fiberglass doors hold a middle ground as both affordable and durable—not to mention available in many styles, including those that mimic wood. Finally, no matter the material underneath, color is key to evoking the exact emotions you want from guests who enter your home. Whether you're looking for the vibrancy of red or the cheeriness of yellow, let whatever color you choose be an expression of you. Not sure where to get started? Click through these great front door ideas we've scouted from around the web.
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“How wonderful yellow is. It stands for the sun.” -Vincent Van Gogh I posted a photo of this sweet little house on Facebook last week, and man did it grab a lot of attention! Over 400,000 people reach
IS YELLOW THE NEW NEUTRAL? Let me start by saying that DO NOT KNOW the answer to this question. BUT – This is what I DO KNOW: You guys LOVE yellow Yellow works with almost any other color. It…
Kitchens don't have to be cold - they can be warm, cozy and collected. Here's some of the best cozy kitchen design ideas for your home.
