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Restored 1790 Carriage House in Water Mill, NY

DShomes, member | June 4th, 2013

This restoration of a 1790 Carriage House maintained the integrity of the original home, keeping the original structure and beams. Additions in the new three story home were added along with state of...

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Setting up a herringbone layout for a hardwood floor

RaincoastFloors, member | May 15th, 2013

Herringbone hardwood floor layout VIDEO A herringbone pattern is unquestionably one of the most dazzling hardwood floors you will ever see. The most important parts of installing this style of...

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A recent complete remodel along Lake Michigan

Mikebelz, member | April 4th, 2013

This project involved a complete gutting of the interior and a reshaping of the exterior. We opened up the first floor by moving the stairs and defining the rooms with the ceiling details. We added a...

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Screened In Porch Addition

Archispeak, member | January 18th, 20131 comment

Most screened porches are too small for one to thoroughly enjoy the space. With an adequate size the porch becomes a living room to the great outside. In season, this room is used more the the living...

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Accent to antique furniture.

carpenter1138, member | February 7th, 2012

A good way to keep and accent antique furniture is to add a top section. Made out of all solid oak and stained to match color. Displays plates, bowls and decorative tiles along the bottom and top.

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Custom Plaster work

CelticCustoms, member | January 14th, 20121 comment

To recreate a European feel for this dining room we used custom plaster and trim work. The end result was truely something to see

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The Microbial Home

RYagid, senior editor | November 30th, 2011

Philips redefines “sustainable” design by developing products that turn your home into a functioning ecosystem

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How To Use SketchUp's "Photo Match" Feature to Efficiently Design Remodeling Projects

TheTimberTailor, member | September 7th, 2011

See how importing digital photos into SketchUp can jump-start the design process and aid bidding and selling your next built-in cabinet project.

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Townhome Fireplace, Built-ins, Wainscoting, and Molding - Before and After from an amature

Ayersman, member | April 20th, 20111 comment

My own home by an amature wood worker. After looking at sky-rocketing cost estimates and generic options offered, I decided to take on the task of creating a quality classical Living, Dining Room...

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China cabinet/bump out

mwconstruction, member | April 5th, 20111 comment

China Cabinet that we removed two windows and bumped out into a bay to allow more room in dining room.

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Simple Recessed Panels in our Dining Room

Fivecat, member | April 4th, 20111 comment

This simple recessed paneling is constructed using 1x4 poplar wood boards attached directly to the existing drywall, which remains as the center panel. Each panel is trimed with applied panel...

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Trim Details in the Dining Room of a Storybook Home

BonnieBb, member | March 29th, 2011

This formal dining room is one part of a whole house construction, built to complement antique oak furniture. The wood-filled interior is based on Scandinavian design. I can thank my Norwegian...

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Dining Room Remodel

Mikebelz, member | January 24th, 2011

This is a recent remodel. It started with the master bath and closet, and ended up encompassing the master bedroom, the second floor hallway, foyer, powder room, library, dining room and living...

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Recycled Oak Arts and Crafts Floor

MarkAReed, member | December 25th, 2010

I collected this flooring for 12 yrs from all the old homes I remodeled in Lake Forest il. Some of it was nailed with square nails.

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Built in desk display case for a friend.

idiotwithtools, member | December 14th, 2009

One of the nurses I work with wanted a computer desk/display case built into her dining room. I built this in my garage in 7 separate sections and slid them into place. The fit...

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Crown Molding: Mitering vs. Coping. Which Do You Do?

RYagid, senior editor | June 1st, 200926 comments

When it comes to installing crown molding it's all about seamless transitions. In order to get great looking crown, trim carpenters either miter or cope their inside corners. Two pros who have installed miles of crown molding weigh in on which technique is best.

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The no-swear approach to cutting crown molding

JFink, Senior Editor | May 21st, 200916 comments

I once had a “Do-It-Yourself” type of customer who was remodeling his kitchen and had refinished the floors, installed face-frame cabinets, and set a laminate countertop. But when it came...

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You called that a Kitchen? Now it's a Chef's Kitchen!

mdauteuil, member | March 20th, 2009

A bit of a transformation. It is now a chef's smart kitchen with foot controls at the sink, floor kick lighting, numerous hidden outlets, an automated lighting system with 8 "scenes" and manual...

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Goodbye Halloween...

tombijak, member | March 9th, 2009

Initially, we were contacted to update the kitchen by keeping the same basic layout-- aka Rip and Replace w/ stock cabinetry, paint and tile floors/backsplash. The kitchen was closed off from...

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Building Our First House: Floor Plan & Elevations Tour

sjdehner, member | March 7th, 2009

After our house was featured in Fine Homebuilding (February) we've had requests to see our floor plan. For those interested this page shows the working plan - minus dimensions & notes - from...

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