Garden Transformation on a Budget
Of course, everyone’s budget is not the same, but here are a few ideas to keep costs in check and still produce big results.
Want (Even More) Salvage Ideas?
By Nancy Ranchel
A general rule for my life is this: Never head north. It’s sunnier on the southern routes. Nevertheless, if ever in Canada, it would be good to alleviate the cold by shopping.
Creating an Old-World Kitchen
By Jack Wade
It’s easy to attain a beautiful and unique kitchen space by investing in old-world elements that exhibit durability and craftsmanship at their very best.
Isaac D. Smith
Custom-made architectural glass windows by Isaac D. Smith will enrich your home and enhance your surroundings. Smith’s designs are one-of-a-kind—subtle, asymmetrical and flowing. Each glass window has layers of beautiful complexity: the more you look, the more there is to see and appreciate.
It’s Time for Even. More Shopping!
By Nancy Ranchel
Another Saturday, and perhaps a weekday or two, have been spent in search of alternative shopping so that you, dear readers, don’t have to visit the mall.
Why Handcrafted Matters in the Home
BY Jack Wade
Buying handcrafted goods that are created in small batches will reinstate your appreciation for the creative process.
Lincoln City Celebrates 50 Years during Antique Week
The event celebrates itself with a “Cheers to 50 Years” event in February.
A White Bathroom — Salvage Style
By Nancy Ranchel
I sometimes hear people say that they don’t use salvage in their design because their style is modern. But as Shannon ably shows with his fine bathroom, a modern look is not an automatic deal-killer for using salvage in the design.
Making a vintage house work for your life without damaging its character
Indow is hosting a webinar on Dec. 3 with author and vintage house expert Gordon Bock who will give information on updating an older house without losing its inherent charm.
Restoring Your Hardwood Floors to a Fresh Shine
Hardwood floors are beautiful and welcoming, but they can become scratched and worn down over time. Restoring hardwood floors yourself isn’t hard, but requires a little attention to detail.
