Creating A Budget For Your Home Renovation
We’re still at that point in early January when the new year seems to stretch ahead, a blank canvas waiting to be filled with our...
Read MoreInnovations from Sears Kenmore at CES
Sears Kenmore will introduce a trio of new products at CES this year. These products are winners of the 2011 Innovations Design and...
Read MoreHow Do You Learn To DIY?
A coat of paint here, a new faucet there — minor home improvement projects are relatively easy to tackle. But what about the big...
Read MoreBathrooms, Decks Top The List Of NARI’s 2011 Remodeling Trends
Although the troubled economy has curtailed many homeowners’ major renovation projects, that doesn’t mean remodeling work has...
Read MoreHow To Prepare Your Home & Household for a Remodel
Even if you aren’t doing the job yourself, you should take steps to prepare your home and household before a major renovation...
Read MoreIt’s OK To Take A Break From Renovations
Taking a break from your home renovation isn’t a bad thing. If you’re at a stopping point before starting other major...
Read MoreWould You Buy A Frank Lloyd Wright House?
Do you have an extra $2 million laying around? Then you could be the owner of a sprawling Frank Lloyd Wright home in Los Banos, Calif....
Read MoreUltra-Small Homes in Japan are No Joke
The Japanese are known for creating tiny efficient electronics and now they’ve refined the small home with the ultra-small home....
Read MoremyMarvin Architect’s Challenge 2010
Last year, we featured some nice photos from one of the winners of the myMarvin Architect’s Challenge. This year’s crop of...
Read More10 Fanciest Home Upgrades
An article on CNBC.com is counting down the ten “coolest” home upgrades of 2010. With home purchases still on the decline, you...
Read MoreReading List: Home Improvement Memoirs
During the last few months, I’ve discovered a fascinating genre of books: the home improvement memoir. Fraught with tales of...
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