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A small, dark kitchen is updated to be the perfect chef's kitchen with white cabinets, brightly colored flooring and an unusual backsplash featuring shades of blue, green and yellow. The new layout maximizes the storage potential by reaching for the ceiling, offers a lot of countertop space and features professional-grade appliances, including two ovens.
Electricity is a mystery to many people, but some electrical projects — like wiring a switch — are so simple that anyone can do them. With a few easy steps and the right knowledge, there’s no need to hire an electrician.
Cindy Stumpo is one of Boston's premier custom-home builders. With more than 20 years' experience in the business, she has plenty of expertise to share.
A family's remodeled home still needs a stair railing that's up to code. HGTV expert Eric Stromer installs the newel post, installs the shoe rail, attaches the spindle and handrails and then stains the post and banister. As a finishing touch, he helps install a door to the storage space below the stairs.
Learn how to build your own DIY kitchen island that is perfect for adding storage and cooking space in your kitchen. Hear how to determine if your kitchen layout is suitable for a kitchen island. In this step-by-step tutorial you'll find out how to properly measure, cut, and assemble your own diy kitchen island.
Ready to makeover that dated wood paneling? Home repair expert Henry Harrison teaches a homeowner how to paint paneling, starting with the most important step, which is surface preparation. A deglosser is wiped onto the paneling, acting as a liquid sandpaper so the paint will stick. Next a primer is applied with a paintbrush and roller. If any grease or stains bleed through the primer, several coats will be needed. Apply caulk to fill in any visible seams. Then apply your first coat of paint, moving the roller both vertically and horizontally to fill in all areas. Wait at least 8 hours, then apply a second coat for a perfect finish.
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