By: Dillon Widder During any home improvement project there are a number of products used on a regular basis and as a result, there is often times a number of bulky chords that get in the way as well as
By: Dillon Widder This February 18th don’t miss the fourth annual Decatur Old House Fair taking place at the Atlanta Decatur Downtown/Emory & Conference Center at 130 Clairemont Ave. in Decatur, GA. The event, which gives homeowners a chance to
How to solve common problems with kitchen appliances and keep them in working order? Follow these care and maintenance tips: REFRIGERATOR Keeping the drain pan clean In automatically defrosted models, built-up water from the melting frost flows out a drain
By: Dillon Widder Is your shower the ultimate eye sore of your home? Is it filled with unsightly old caulk in desperate need of replacing? The solution to your bathroom bind may be to replace your existing shower with the
A neglected master bedroom got a budget makeover after new Pergo laminate flooring was installed throughout the entire house, dating the old space fast. “It was just a place to sleep after long working hours,” says Atlanta area homeowner Judy
by Kass Wilson, faux finish and decorative artist, Wallstreat Studio For exhibitors at The Next Cool Event, Feb. 17-18, 2012, the excitement is just beginning. Teams of Georgia’s most creative talent are already meeting in restaurants and coffee shops working
For her budget bedroom makeover, Atlanta area homeowner Mandisha Thomas contrasted bold-colored walls with neutral furnishings. Several years ago she had painted a few green and orange squares on the wall, and it was time to finish the job. BeforeInspired
by Rebecca Ewing, interior designer, Rebecca Ewing Color & Design An architect I studied under in college in the mid-1970s had designed a glorious space—cathedral ceilings, stark white walls, and ruby red carpet. It was stunningly beautiful. But every sunny
Robert Gordon hated the dated fifties style of his newly purchased home and wanted to do something about it. By covering the knotted pine wall paneling in the living room and kitchen with 1/4-inch sheetrock, he was able to paint
When Barry Levesque bought a foreclosed home in Roswell he knew it was going to need a little work. To begin improving it, he focused his efforts on the dining room. Before
