Leather sofa vergara

Leather sofa vergara

Should be here by the end of the month. So we bought a sofa from Room and Board two years ago. one year ago the cushions seams started to come undone, so they sent someone out to hand-sew them back together again. they started to pull apart again a few months later, so Room and Board is refunding us 100% of our purchase price of our two year old sofa towards the purchase of a new piece. so, we’re upgrading, going red and retro. i can’t wait to see it as the centerpiece of our new house!

August 18th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Casual sofa

 casual sofa
Blending different fibers and leather for a soft sofa, tone-on-tone look in warm sun-drenched colors like mustard and lilac, paired with sea-inspired blues and greens or pinks and apricots pulled from summer sunsets evokes thoughts of relaxed spaces and embodies the casual sofa spirit.

August 18th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Sectional sofa with sun light

Sectional leather sofa

Sectional leather sofa in hall with indoor n outdoor blend with sun light

August 18th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Elegant modern dining chairs

elegant modern dining chairs
These exquisite Cellini chairs are elegant modern dining chairs covered in leather over a powder-coated frame. For the perfect compliment to your modern home, the Cellini chair is both ideally beautiful and masterfully designed. Set includes 4 chairs.

August 16th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Cozy and Comfortable Attic Lofts

Cozy and Comfortable Attic Lofts
If your idea of a great house involves more than just a place to keep warm and dry, then you need to know about the value of an attic loft. Besides adding more finished floor space for a given size of new home or renovation, a well-appointed loft adds character, romance and an uncommon level of resale appeal. But the price of admission to this world of enhanced residential value involves building techniques that are different and more sophisticated than what’s required for success with regular, above ground construction. And understanding these differences is definitely worth the effort, beginning with the roof structure itself.

The first thing to understand is that typical truss-framed roofs cannot be transformed into any kind of successful attic loft. If this is what your home has now, flip past this article immediately. Continued reading will only make you jealous and depressed. Read more…

July 13th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Attic and Loft Renovation Tips, Tricks and Ideas


Loft refers to the utmost part of the storey or can also be called as the attic of a building. This is because this room is directly beneath the roof. Lofts are usually commercial establishments that are turned into residential buildings so it contains an ample space and large windows. Loft and attic renovation can easily be done with the proper planning and right budget.

Loft and Attic Conversions
In converting this part of the building into something useful and functional, you need to have first, the proper documentations that prove that you own it. Consult with your local government as to the needed permit, allowing a period of six to nine weeks for the permit to be approved before you can start on the construction. Your local councils also have a say regarding such matters so you need an expert to measure the property to make sure that you are free to do the planned changes in it.
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July 13th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

CONVERSIONS ATTIC


You’ve no doubt read about the large influx of skilled Polish tradesmen into the UK who, according to government reports, are helping to keep inflation and mortgage rates down as well providing a boost to the Buy-to-Let market; well you’ve just found one such company: Polish Attic Converters comprise highly talented architects, carpenters, roofers, electricians, plasterers, painters and decorators who posess a wealth of experience in Attic Conversions.

July 13th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Build an Outdoor Waterfall

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If yo interest with wataer fall in your backyard, number one, most asked question that I receive about water features is “How do I build a waterfall?”

The design of your falls will depend on topography, pump and pipe size, length of water flow from pump to falls, pond size and possibly other site-specific factors. If your pond is just 4′ x 6′, you certainly don’t want a large, three foot wide falls - keep the elements of your water feature in scale.

One of the most common mistakes results from the desire for a tall waterfall at a level building site…large amounts of soil are imported to build the falls up to a three or four foot height. Yes, you will achieve a dramatic waterfall, but the total effect will look more like an out of place volcano. A falls of just two feet will produce a very satisfactory effect both visually and audibly.

The first advice I give is to visit natural waterfalls or at least look at photos. Don’t try to memorize just how they look…just get a general idea how the water flows around and over the rocks. Read more…

June 29th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Door garage opener

door garage opener stanley

A garage door from 1st UDT is one of the best investments you can make in your home. Your garage door is the largest moving part in your home, and one of the most visible features from the curb. 1st UDT doors are durable and reliable, and they will add character and beauty to your home, making it an upgrade you will enjoy everyday. Once installed, your 1st UDT door will be virtually maintenance free. Plus, 1st UDT doors provide the added benefits of increased security and energy efficiency.

The following is a selection of articles about First United Door Technologies, their products and how to maintain your door.

June 27th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »

Bathroom interior design

bathroom interior design
Combine the classic element to make this bathroom interior design, it’s a traditional style and look of feminine refinement in this spacious master bathroom. An excellent well interpreted design brief: no glass to clean and overall an easy to maintain area.

June 6th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments »