All How-To Topics
|
|
Phone Station Anchor
comments (1) January 20th, 2011 in Project Gallery
Simmonsquality, member
15 users recommend
Photo: Craig Freeman Photography
The open floor plan of this kitchen led to the design of a phone station that anchors one end of the island. The house phone and cell phones are hidden in the top shelf, along with the appropriate electrical outlets. Chargers are tucked away in the drawer below. Extra shelves at the bottom house cookbooks. The height of the phone station is perfect for jotting down messages while standing.
Design or Plan used: Simmons Quality Home Improvement, Inc.
posted in: Project Gallery
|
|
|
|
-
How to Paint Fiber-Cement Siding
Painter Jim Lacey shares some tips for caulking and painting fiber-cement siding. read more
|
|
Contest Details
Update: Stay tuned for the winners.
*Contest is now closed. Beginning December 17 and running through January 25, 2011, you can submit photos of your own creative kitchen storage solutions for a chance to win four great Taunton books covering kitchen design, construction, and remodeling.
We're in search of creative and attractive solutions for hiding that pesky kitchen clutter. Maybe it's a custom pantry tucked into some found space under an old staircase, or perhaps it's just a well-planned arrangement of stock cabinets. Whatever it is, submit photos of your projects, along with their stories, to our gallery contest for a chance to win.
Contest ends January 25, 2011.
Winners will be announced on or about February 4.
Read the Official Rules
Comments (1)
Posted: 3:43 pm on January 24th
You must be logged in to post comments. Click here to login.