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Serving Dish: Kitchen Makeover: Befores and Afters!
By Melanie and Jen, Redbook Magazine, on Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:23am PDTThis weekend, Rich and I put the kitchen and breakfast room back together again. Oh sure, I still need to stain a few doorway saddles, and we've ordered 6- and 3-panel doors for the two closets that had flat doors (this way all the doors in the house will match). And yeah, I do still want to get... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (2) | Blog
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7 tips for a more organized (and beautiful) kitchen
By Domino Magazine, on Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:54am PDT
- When maximizing kitchen storage space, steal tricks from the pros. Metro shelving provides easy access to dishes and cookware and supports bottles that dispense favorite aperitifs. Hit up restaurant-supply stores for more ingenious storage solutions like a strip of hooks for hanging spoons and utensils.
- Take off the doors of ugly kitchen cabinets and mount cafe curtains. The whole kitchen gets a lift—and unsightly storage is, well, out of sight.
- Free up cupboard space with this an upbeat version of a pots-and-pans wall devised by Julia Child herself. Get step-by-step instructions for making your own peg-board here.
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The Thursday link tank
By Valerie Rains, Shine staff, on Thu Mar 20, 2008 3:27pm PDTEverything I loved on blogs today, but didn't have time to mention individually:
Photo Credit: Apartment Therapy
- Anthropologie's clever trompe l'oeil (well, kinda) chalkboard paint display, via Apartment Therapy;
- A source for classic farmhouse sinks, via Remodelista;
- The extensive roundup of bookcases on DesignSponge;
- Ideas for man-friendly flower arrangements on DesignWatcher;
- and the handmade, solid wood, custom cabinetry by John McDonald that Apartment Therapy blogged at CA boom.
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TE-MA: knobs of plunder
By Zem Joaquin, Environmentalista, Domino Magazine, on Fri Mar 14, 2008 2:31pm PDTWhat's the coolest way to extend the life of old Coca-Cola bottles?
Well, transforming them into sparkling knobs that will surely prettify
your cabinetry is my idea of creative. That's what TE-MA's
been up to - a family owned and operated company in Woodstock, New York
that designs... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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