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Window Film – Attractive and Inexpensive Privacy

Window Film – Attractive and Inexpensive Privacy

Window films offer a creative, attractive and inexpensive way to block a view or to create privacy while admitting the maximum amount of light.

The Decorated Ceiling - It’s All in the Details

The Decorated Ceiling – It’s All in the Details

Many of us love the “charm” of an older home – one built before 1930. For the most part what we’re responding to is the architectural detailing that comes from building without stock parts and without a production mentality. In today’s home, such detailing is no less desirable – whether it’s funky, traditional, or rustic.

Decorating With Family Photos

Decorating With Family Photos

Decorating with Family Photos: Sometimes all you need to do is rearrange the pictures on your wall to improve your home’s style.

What I Did On My Summer

What I Did On My Summer “Vacation”

You’re Invited to An Exciting Artist’s Talk & Exhibit!

Picture Ledges For Flexibility & Interest

Picture Ledges For Flexibility & Interest

I often suggest that my clients use picture ledged in their homes. Many stores now sell ledges that are 2 feet to 4 feet in length. You can buy ones that are modern or traditional.  I usually prefer to build picture ledges into the molding scheme of the homes, like the ledges above.  You can fit more pictures [...]

A Custom Light Fixture - Like Icing on the Cake

A Custom Light Fixture – Like Icing on the Cake

Whether your home is modern or classic in style, custom lighting can show your architecture and furnishings to advantage.

A Master Suite Within the Existing Footprint

A Master Suite Within the Existing Footprint

Built in 1903, this vernacular farmhouse had small rooms, limited closets, and poor flow. The owners wanted a luxurious master suite without increasing the footprint of the house. We consolidated two small bedrooms into a spacious master bedroom.

Tell me How You Block a View

Tell me How You Block a View

I’ve moved to a neighborhood built at the turn of the 20th Century where many of these homes, including mine, have windows that look into a neighbor’s house. The quickest and cheapest solution is often drapery and curtains which help ensure privacy but also often block light and a sense of space. Below are some strategies I’ve used to block a view. I would love to hear about ways you’ve successfully blocked a view while retaining daylight and airiness.

I Love Concrete Counters!

I Love Concrete Counters!

I love concrete counters! I love their flexibility — just look at the inlaid stone in the counter, above. I love the color possibilities. I love their feel. I love their earthiness.

A Touch of Custom Make Stock Materials Shine

A Touch of Custom Make Stock Materials Shine

Splurging on just one custom detail can make a budget bath really stand-out. In this article we’ll show you 4 hand-made sinks that make stock materials shine in the bath!