When the clients of this 1980's custom built house decided that they wanted to stay for the rest of their years they felt it was time to address the master bath. After discussing the design flaws and safety issues of the current layout, an "aging in place" renovation was in order. The steps up to the shower / tub area were deleted to create one even floor level throughout and at the same time … [Read more...]
A Welcoming Space for Guests
You set itineraries, check weather reports and plan menus carefully for each guest. Have you given any thought to how welcoming your guest room is? Here are some tips for making the guest room a welcoming oasis for your visiting friends and family. New Linens Fresh, clean crisp white linens make everyone feel pampered. A nice set of cotton sheets will make your guest feel … [Read more...]
Easy Cinder Block Projects
Here are a few ideas to get you started. Most of these projects can be completed in a weekend. A fun outdoor kitchen can be created using blocks and re-claimed wood. (photo credit Better Homes and Garden) http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/porch/outdoor-rooms/easy-inexpensive-outdoor-room-ideas/?page=12#page=7 Use smaller blocks as planters for table … [Read more...]
Six Bedroom Mistakes
Regina has put together a list of six common mistakes people make when putting together a bedroom. Experimenting with harsh colors…..Color is great and I generally love adding bold bright colors to a space…but not here. Because bedrooms should provide a relaxing, comforting and soothing environment, this is the room where soft and soothing colors can help to promote a restful night’s … [Read more...]
Q & A with Regina Kurtz
Our very own Regina Kurtz was selected for San Diego Home and Garden Magazine's 'Dialogue' article in the July 2014 issue! Pick up a copy or click the link below to read the full article. Check out the full article: SDHG Dialogue 07July2014 By Mark Hiss, photo by Martin Mann. … [Read more...]
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