Crown molding is a home improvement workhorse that can improve the look of walls, ceilings, and even bathroom mirrors when used as a frame. Crown molding can also combine with other types of molding to completely renovate your basic kitchen cabinet into something worthy of a luxury kitchen remodeling project.
There are a few types of molding you should pick up. Using the molding will vary depending on your cabinet setup and personal preference, but here is a basic guide to the types and how to best utilize the molding for maximum visual interest.
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When you stand in your bathroom, do you feel like the walls are closing in on you? Perhaps you could just about soak your feet in the bathtub while you sit on the porcelain throne. An itty-bitty bathroom may make it easy to combine ordinary bathroom tasks into one big occurrence, but there is nothing more frustrating than barely having enough room to move in a room that is meant for rejuvenation.
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If you're having new kitchen cabinets installed, it's important to focus not only on looks but also on the features you choose. The right features can make working in your kitchen simpler and more efficient. Here's a look at five kitchen cabinet features that will make your life easier.
Rollout Drawers
Tray-like drawers that roll out on casters are much easier to keep organized than conventional push drawers because they allow you to see all of the way to the back of the drawer while also opening it with ease.
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Wooden molding can be hard to work with. It is made out of hard woods and it usually has a high-sheen finish. This means that dings, scratches, holes and dents in your molding can be difficult to fix. You can't just patch them with spackling paste and paint over them. The process requires a lot more patience and specific tools in order to look professional. The article explains how to fix hardwood molding blemishes on your wooden cabinets.
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Creating the perfect bathroom in terms of both appearance and safety requires more than just attention to your current needs, but the needs you may have as you continue to age. Taking steps to create a more accessible bathroom now can save you time and cash on future remodels. The following tips can help you incorporate some accessibility options into your next bathroom remodel.
Tip #1: Upgrade the Tub
If a tub is a must in your bathroom, consider a walk-in bathtub.
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