Posted on: 21 November 2017
Is your kitchen too large? An island can help break up the space. Do you want a bar where people can sit and watch you cook? Then an island is also the answer. Do you want extra countertop space for food prep? Again, you may want to consider an island.
Building your own island out of some new timber or even some repurposed old wood may be easier than you think.
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Posted on: 20 November 2017
Copper is a hugely popular material that has featured heavily in interior design trends over the past few years. It's been used as a feature in every room in the home, adding a timeless and warm feel to any style of decor. It's also a great choice for use in your outdoor living space because of the attractive patina that it develops when exposed to the elements over time.
If you're planning to add some stylish and modern lighting to your deck, balcony or patio, then copper lights are an attractive and versatile choice.
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Posted on: 20 November 2017
The fields of architectural design, surveying and property construction have all benefited from new and exciting technologies over the last several years. If you are considering a major building project, you may be wondering how some of these technologies can help the experts involved in your team to come up with some better solutions. At the top of the list of innovations is surely the new 3-D laser scanning development that can truly help in projecting whether any building is feasible and what it will look like upon completion.
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Posted on: 18 November 2017
Professional patio design and installation can be a costly venture and is not always a viable option for those on a tight budget. Thankfully, it is possible to design and create your own patio using inexpensive materials and simple processes: with a little time and guidance, a professional result can be achieved at a fraction of the cost of professional prices. Read on for a quickfire guide on building your own patio on a budget.
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