Architecture and Design - Page 137 of 148

The Well-Lit Kitchen
The hardest-working room in the house needs layers of light to do its job right.
Re-creating an Arts and Crafts Bathroom
Sometimes you just have to tear it all back to bare studs and joists to get it right.
A Craftsman Kitchen Comes Into Its Own
Materials and details usually reserved for more public spaces welcome this kitchen into the heart of the house.
Choosing Materials for Exterior Decks
From tropical hardwoods to man-made plastic composites, the choices are more varied than ever.
Finishing Basements
Despite the obstacles, converting that dark, scary place into comfortable living space is much cheaper than adding on.
Building a Grand Veranda
A New Jersey design/build team recreates a large, comfortable porch with 19th-century details built to last into the 21st century and beyond.
Why I hate building booms
Or, how quality has taken a toll at the hands of quantity
Installing Crown Moldings
Careful layout and accurate miters make installing a two-part trim an easier process.
Designing Dining Rooms
Formal or not, comfortable, thought-out dining spaces add to the pleasure of a good meal.
Building a New Cottage to Look Old
Reclaimed materials and exposed wall framing disguise a state-of-the-art structure.

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