Posted on June - 21 - 2011
Have you ever found yourself rummaging through your kitchen cabinets and drawers wishing you had just a little more light? What a nuisance! Yet, it’s fairly easy to update your cabinets with the proper lighting to make this problem go away once and for all. Undercabinet lighting is designed to illuminate work surfaces from above, which reduces shadows so that you can easily see what you’re doing on top of a counter, in a cabinet, or other work spaces.
Having trouble deciding what type of undercabinet lighting is right for you? Thi
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Posted on June - 13 - 2011
Without much insight into the design of Eating Objects by Ahmad Fakhry, one can still gather some ideas that the project wishes to explore.
The ceramic tableware set incorporates some reinterpreted items one may be accustomed to seeing within the kitchen cupboards, and some others that look curiously unidentifiable. Besides cups, a pitcher, a vase and a tray, the arrangement includes couple of square dishes with perforated lids. A syringe and a baster allow for sauces to be sucked in and applied in various ways and patterns through the holes in the plate tops.
The entire setup is a peculiar one, exploring the concepts of molecular gastronomy and the experience of eating food.
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Posted on June - 11 - 2011
Bath fixtures—toilets, showerheads, and faucets—are one of the easiest places in the home to make an immediate impact on water efficiency. While low-flow fixtures, particularly toilets, got a bad rap when first unveiled two decades ago, engineering has caught up with regulations and demand while the introduction of the WaterSense program now allows consumers to make the switch with confidence.
Unlike certification programs that only consider a single attribute, WaterSense is lauded among green building circles for its more inclusive requirements. Toi
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Posted on June - 09 - 2011
Did you know that when a professional installs a bay window that you are actually covered in case something where to go wrong? This is something that most people did not know and the problem with this is if you didn’t know it then you might get taken advantage of at some point in your life. Other than that there are many other benefits to having a professional install your bay windows and without these benefits you might be better off doing the installation on your own.
Gets done right – The first benefit is that you don’t have to worry about the window falling out or not having it done right. The r Read full post…
