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Angie

Everett, WA
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AK Complete Home Renovati... Marietta, GA
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  • Open plan kitchen replaces once cramped and closed-off space. 3
  • Eco-friendly countertop materials and a recycled glass title backsplash in the kitchen suited the client's desire for a "transitional style" interior to blend with their traditional home.
  • The open kitchen and living area now flow easily for daily life.
  • Custom built-ins add functionality and charm to the new living space. 1
  • A secret drawer hides a bulky printer.
  • A secret drawer hides a bulky printer.
  • A new and efficient laundry room provided added storage and usable space.
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A 1980s Chevy Chase, MD home featured an outdated and compartmentalized floor plan.

But with a smart design solution for reconfiguring interior space, the home was given new life in this remodel of a kitchen, adjoining breakfast space, family room, and laundry room. ...»
Clear client requirements – an open floor plan fusing living and kitchen space – were met with a carefully planned kitchen that maximizes counter space and storage often only seen in larger homes. Reconfiguration of the current floor plan, made possible by the removal of a redundant hallway, ensures a kitchen traffic flow around the kitchen's work area – a design choice that resulted in a multifunctional entertainment and living space. Access now flows easily from the garage through the laundry room to the kitchen and into the dining room, and from the foyer through the family room into the kitchen. The newly configured kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, built-in wall ovens, and much-needed kitchen storage. Removing a closet in the once unattractive and largely inefficient laundry room made way for new cabinetry, a new laundry sink, and a new stack washer/dryer unit. Smaller details, from custom built-ins to a secret drawer for printer storage, gave the home character and charm.

Wentworth, Inc.
Wentworth, Inc. Chevy Chase, MD
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  • One of the theories didn't work at all!  This is even the one I found someone recommended online!
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  • I painted three swatches of bright red polish on a scrap of flooring to see which product would take it off.
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How to Remove Nail Polish from Hardwood & Laminate Floors

I get asked all the time how to get nail polish off of things so I decided to start testing some of my theories. I started by painting my salon-quality nail polish on the wood floor and ...»
then I tried using hydrogen peroxide, De-Solv-It and rubbing alcohol to get it off. I think you'll be surprised at which product got it off and how EASY it was! Click here to get the answer: http://askannamoseley.com/2012/08/get-nail-p....

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  • Drilled a hole for all those computer cords
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  • Two places for sitting, plenty of workspace, and storage galore! 1
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Craft Room DIY Desk Tutorial

I have a small 10x10ft craft room in my home and needed to find a desk that would provide workspace and storage. After scouring the web and nearby stores, I figured my best option would ...»
be to build my desk using some simple supplies.

I purchased some white kitchen base cabinets from Lowe's, plywood for the base of the desktop, and laminate flooring for a finished look on the top. Add a little molding and it was perfect!

Two places to sit, 10 feet of workspace, plenty of storage, and one happy crafter!

I give step by step instructions on my site:

http://howtonestforless.com/2012/07/27/craft...

How to Nest for Less
How to Nest for Less Lake Saint Louis, MO
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Staining your concrete patio to look like tile.

I was so pleased with the DIY project on our back patio! I stained the concrete to look like tile. We used painter's tape to create the look of grout lines, and we used a concrete stain from Lowe's to stain the concrete. For a step by step tutorial, just click on the link below.

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Beneath My Heart
Beneath My Heart Wilmore, KY
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