This scenario might as well be the plot for a kitchen-themed Hollywood comedy: Twin sisters Jackie and Kathie have the same design-build firm remodel their kitchens, but — as much as they like to emphasize their individuality — they each make many of the same design choices in the process.
At first glance, some smaller homes seem too cramped for comfort, but with creative collaboration, they can gain a sense of spaciousness and ease. Such was the case with the 1,500-square foot bungalow owned by Scott and Tracey McCulloch.
Not long ago, doing laundry for Mike and Michelle Connolly involved navigating a set of aging stairs and entering a dark, slightly foreboding unfinished basement where their washer and dryer were housed.
It was a great night at Rejuvenation in Portland, and here are the winners of our raffle!
Don’t go to Costco and buy a new TV with your tax refund money. Why not consider better use of that money for you and – what the hell – for the environment.
First off, let’s all make sure our Christmas lights have come down by now, OK? Then, put these projects on the calendar.
What’s the point of putting vegetables in a plastic bag just to take them home?
It was Wednesday. There were boatloads of carpenters in the house. I was miserable. What’s a gal to do?
Lots of walls, not a lot of floor — perhaps that’s how I ended up with a sofa obsession.
I made a new friend: A gal who celebrated her 30th wedding anniversary / 50th birthday by throwing a party for 150 of her closest friends. With no garbage. BOOM! How cool is that?
