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Remodeling: Selecting the Perfect Finishing Touches

Hi, my name is Jodi, and I am a visual artist and amateur designer. If you are like me, the finishing touches are what makes a space. For instance, when I walk into a room with crown molding versus one where the walls just meet the ceiling in boring corners, I have a completely different feelings. Similarly, small touches such as stained glass panes in french doors, built-in shelving around fireplaces and more have a strong impact on my aesthetic sensibilities. I feel so passionately about this that I decided to create an entire blog around the topic. Whether you are in the conception phase of a project or nearing its end, these tips on finishing touches should help you. Happy reading, and thanks for finding my blog!

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3 Common Bathroom Renovation Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs

Posted on February 21, 2017

The bathroom of a household is an important room that tells a lot about a homeowner. Not only is the bathroom a place where people freshen up, but it is also a relaxation spot where an individual can enjoy a private moment without getting disturbed. In addition to this, a well-designed bathroom has the capability to contribute to the value of the property significantly should the owner decide to sell. [Read More]

Simple Tips to Reviving an Outdated Kitchen

Posted on September 28, 2016

If your kitchen has stopped being a source of inspiration, it may be time to give it a makeover. However, homeowners tend to assume that sprucing up their kitchen will result in exorbitant costs. The truth is you do not have to upheave the entire space in an attempt to give it a brand new appearance. Instead, there are several aspects that you could focus on that will not only make a significant impact but will also be economical. [Read More]

A Guide To Fixing Chipped Enamel On A Cast Iron Bath

Posted on August 30, 2016

When it comes to renovating your bathroom, you can carry out minor fixes yourself, whilst leaving the main areas of work to your remodelling contractor.  A porcelain enamelled cast iron bath tub can look really stylish and add a great retro feel to a bathroom, but small chips around the edge can ruin the bath's appearance.  Here's how to tidy up small areas of damage on your enamelled cast iron bath tub. [Read More]

Sourcing genuine vintage fittings for period home renovations

Posted on August 17, 2016

When you are renovating a vintage home, the transformation isn't quite complete unless you can make sure the fittings and fixtures in each room match. There is a range of great reproductions on the market but they don't have the same patina of age and wear as a used piece, which can make them stand out in a renovation. Here are some ways to source genuine vintage home fittings.  Scour Gumtree and other online auction sites [Read More]