Smooth Reno

05/30/2014

A little fun :)

This is a fun little trick so you never need to peel apples the traditional way.

06/24/2013

Scene Stealer
In a U-shape kitchen with little wall space, the range offers the only opportunity to make a statement with backsplash tile. Echoing the neutral hues of its surroundings, the recycled-aluminum tile acts as a dramatic accent.

06/24/2013

Great Reflections
With a beautiful view just beyond the kitchen, the designer recommended using large panels of glass for the backsplash to reflect the leafy views. Not only does the glass accentuate the beautiful outdoors, cleanup couldn?t be simpler.

04/02/2013

Do you like this room, inspired by a spring day down by the creek? The colors are Benjamin Moore: Claret 2083-30 with wrought iron 2124-10 to accent, and Icicle OC-60 on the trim!

03/22/2013

Whoo hooo!!
Let's get started! :D

03/19/2013

Beauty is in the detail

03/19/2013

Say it with color...

03/18/2013

Stone Substitute
Concrete flooring mimics the look of stone -- at a lower cost -- and maintains the simple look and feel of this bathroom.

03/18/2013

Faux-Floor Rug
In this bathroom, an Art Deco-inspired mosaic tile "rug" was strategically placed in front of the vanity to break up an expanse of marble flooring and provide interest underfoot. An in-floor heating system ensures feet stay warm and comfortable.

03/11/2013

Wood/laminate: A timeless choice that rarely loses popularity, hardwood floors create a warm and classic look in the bathroom. Engineered wood, which is made of real wood veneer backed by plywood, resists humidity better than solid wood and is a smart choice in a damp space. There are also many prefinished options that withstand heavy foot traffic and are water resistant. Budget-friendly laminate gives the look of wood but is actually a photographic image sandwiched between two wear layers. The material is exceptionally scratch and stain resistant. When considering wood, know that water doesn't play well with these materials; one big water-line leak can cause serious and expensive damage.

03/11/2013

Cork: Made from bark, cork is a highly renewable resource and great for the environment. It is resistant to mold and mildew and is water resistant -- perfect for a bathroom.

03/11/2013

Bathroom Flooring Options:
When choosing the right flooring material for your bathroom, it's important to consider your style, budget, and lifestyle.
One of the most popular flooring options for bathrooms is ceramic tile. It offers a clean and classic look that's also extremely durable, waterproof, and stain-resistant.