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…and sealed in order to achieve this exquisite result. Interior designer Nicole Sassaman of Malibu, Calif., tried concrete for…
…friendly option. That said, the stuff will last forever. New York City-based Savanna Partners, a developer in Brooklyn…

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…shimmering colors with a depth not attainable in other materials, says Barbara Schirmeister, a New York-based color forecaster and interior designer. Glass works well in backsplash projects for the kitchen and bath and in shower surrounds…

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…center. Sonya Wardwell, an interior designer in San Diego, Calif…
…Here are some ideas. Upholstered Headboards Upholstered headboards are a good choice…
… How to Make a Basic Upholstered Headboard Enhance the…

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…and atmosphere of these treasured spaces. Banquettes, or upholstered benches used for dining, are a popular addition to many of…
…banquette they are not just for a traditional home, says New York designer Susan Serra, CKD, who writes a blog about kitchen…

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…specifics and information on required permits and inspection schedules. Ripping down a wall can reveal surprises like this crown molding or the lead paint that covers it. Condo residents may be forced to take an extra step before starting any demolition…

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…projects typically important to people who have decided to stay put include installing new interior doors, installing new crown molding and baseboard and laying new carpet and refinishing hardwood floors. If your home is already the grandest or largest…

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…who has ever remodeled a 100-year-old home could have predicted, the job involved a lot more than fresh paint and some crown molding. "You move a wall and there's a pipe there you weren't planning on or you pull up a floor and there's a hole you…

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