Replacing your kitchen cabinets or bathroom vanity can be an expensive and time consuming project. it may also be unnecessary. if they are in good repair, and your goal is really to change the aesthetic appeal of the room, replacement cabinet doors may be the best way to create a new look while saving money [...]
Choose the Best Replacement Cabinet Doors for Your Budget and Your Needs
Posted by on March 19th, 2012
Would an undercounter drawer refrigerator/freezer add to or hurt the value of my home?
Posted by on January 22nd, 2012
I have a small, oddly shaped kitchen to which I need to take into account where a heat register is. the layout as it is feels odd and really doesn't flow well, especially for someone who enjoys cooking. I've been thinking of ways to make it work better. it doesn't have a dishwasher, putting a [...]
What Makes a Great Kitchen?
Posted by on December 30th, 2011
I am a builder and am wondering what things you guys think would make or break a kitchen. my kitchen's are already very nice and are often one of the many focal points on my houses. For example, I already put in granite counter tops, granite composite sink, onyx back splash with metal stripping to [...]
Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing – What’s Your Style?
Posted by on September 26th, 2011
In a recent Q&A column, the San Francisco Chronicle broached the topic of kitchen cabinet refinishing. Titled 3 brothers, 3 approaches to cabinet refinishing, the question and answer session shed light on just how many different ways one can go about a seemingly straightforward home improvement task. If you're considering refinishing your kitchen cabinets, you [...]
Kitchen Cabinet Door Hinge – Types of Kitchen Cabinet Door Hinges
Posted by on September 23rd, 2011
You have decided to remodel your old kitchen. You have chosen the cabinet design, the wood, and the finish and are ready to go. You may have forgotten one important element. You probably haven't given much thought to the hardware you are going to use. it is a decision that is just as important as [...]
Tips For Choosing New Kitchen Doors
Posted by on September 14th, 2011
Buying new kitchen doors can be a daunting task as they're not cheap when replacing all the doors and drawer fronts, and with so many different designs to choose from, you're quite simply spoilt for choice. before buying replacement kitchen doors, have a good think about what style you want, and especially why you no [...]
How much do you think it would cost to renovate or spruce up this house?
Posted by on September 2nd, 2011
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6663-Millmark-Ave-Long-Beach-CA-90805/21146831_zpid/#scid=hdp-site-map-bubble-address The link above is to a house that is similar to what I can afford and I will obviously need to do some work to make the place a home you can be proud of (interior anyway) If you look at the pictures you will see all the cosmetic stuff that needs replacing. The [...]
Kitchen design help- have red retro 50's counter top- any creative suggestions?
Posted by on August 29th, 2011
So my house was built in 1953 & is a fallout shelter. So when I say retro- I really mean retro. At the moment here's my problem- the kitchen. The cabinets are med/light wood & in very good condition- most of the drawers are made of metal except for the front which is the matching [...]
A Guide to Fitting Replacement Kitchen Doors
Posted by on August 10th, 2011
Revitalising your kitchen is a fairly straight forward task since kitchen base units are mostly of a standard size. This means one can give their kitchen a new lease of life by simply replacing the cupboard doors and drawer fronts with new ones rather than replacing all the units too. anyone who's handy with a [...]
How to Prepare Your Cabinet Glass Doors and Install Your Cabinet Glass Inserts
Posted by on August 9th, 2011
If your wanting to add cabinet glass inserts to your cabinet doors, whether your inserts are traditional lead came stained glass, Copper foil, or stained glass overlay, but your cabinet door are solid, then you have two options to go about doing this. The first is to hire a finish carpenter, and ask them to [...]
