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Wanda C

Atlanta, GA
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interested in home staging and redesign houses

Favorite area of home improvement:

Everything in the house..


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Mosaic Kitchen backsplash

I did this backsplash several years ago in our cabin in the mountains of Arizona. I wanted a western motif and brocke dishes in many colors and added african tiger eye stones and bottle ...»
bottoms. Put the pieces on with tile adhesive and grouted it with gray tile grout. I then finish it with sealer.

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Patty S Sturgeon Bay, WI
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    Very nice...inspiring..
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Looking for ideas-How would you remodel this shower?

We have this shower in a rental-it's clean and functional. But I'm thinking of tearing out the old tub surround and putting in either ceramic or porcelain. Can anybody lend me some ...»
creative ideas for using those materials with glass mosaics to make this space look unique? Thanks everyone. www.homerepairtutor.com

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Home Repair Tutor Pittsburgh, PA
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    Commented on May 16, 2012
    My advice is to tile it up all the way to the ceiling and put a rain shower type of thing and ...»
    then a curve shower rod with a see through shower curtain. Make sure to use tile that are timeless (simple, clean and contemporary).

    You can actually use the thin glass tile. Home depot sale it for $4.47 per sheet size 12x12. You save space and money. I used it before in my kitchen and fireplace area. See photo attach

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Taco Mamacita's sinks in Nashville

started with a 50/50 white:grey portland and used some coarse sand with small pea gravel. casted right side up! ground to expose aggreate then used my own lil blend of some stain z to color. the biz owner loved them!

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Stone-Crete Artistry Burns, TN
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    Commented on May 15, 2012
    I love this concrete ideas.. ...»

    I remember, my father and I built our house all about concrete/cement.

    Not as fancy as this.. But our house back home( philippines) nothing but all concrete, concrete floor, concrete toilette bowl, concrete water tank, concrete countertops and sink and even where we cook our food was on the top of concrete cook top. I dont know how to describe it..oh my goodness, you name it. But that was 26 years ago..

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  • I am new in home talk, just open my account earlier today and I find this  web site very cool. Just wanted to share my way of doing my own transition to save money. This is between carpet and tile. I bought 1 pcs of wood for 4 dollar, nail it down on the floor, stain it then put grouts on it. It really works.. 3

I am new in home talk, just open my account earlier today and I find this web site very cool.

Just wanted to share my way of doing my own transition to save money. This is between carpet and tile. I bought 1 pcs of wood for 4 dollar, nail it down on the floor, stain it then put grouts on it. It really works..
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    Commented on May 15, 2012
    Thanks Lee Anne. No worries, I am almost there. And you know after taking your class made my ...»
    decision of design and choices easier and work faster. You are truly a great teacher, I felt like I never get enough listening to your teaching. I learned so much from you and to my intersting fellow student. I am so glad that I took the class. Someone like you is rare to find now a days, who is dedicated and who never holds back to share all your knowledge of design to someone like me. It was worth it driving two hours just to be in your class.

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    I like these beautiful colours.. It's so inviting
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Window Salvage

Do you ever make something and just can't help smiling when you are done? That is how it was with this project.. I painted random pieces of scrap wood, trim pieces, pallet wood and Bri ...»
Waxed the window frame with light brown. The scrap wood and the window frame were free :).

I wasn't sure how much I needed, just painted what I thought might work. None of the scrap pieces I had were long enough to go across the whole window so I knew I would have to cut them into sections.

The next thing I had to decide was how to attach the wood to the very narrow interior window strips. This problem led to the happy solution of running the wood in opposite directions. I used the nail gun to attach the pieces, had to shoot straight and did miss you a few, but only a few.

This really is a relatively simple project and so fun to see it come together!

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    My children will love it. Very creative..
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