Issue 255 – Kitchens & Baths 2015
Features
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Strategic daylighting and an open plan make this modern suite bathroom a unique retreat.
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An architect redesigns her kitchen to meet the needs of a maturing family.
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A clever arrangement makes an unusually large bathroom inviting.
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Two architects rebuild their kitchen with a minimalist look at a minimal cost.
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A simple mistake during remodeling turns a modest fixture upgrade into a more spacious bathroom.
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A sunroom addition sets the stage for a more functional kitchen.
Article
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Curbless Shower: Build Up, Not Down
Construct a curbless shower quickly and at less cost than the traditional method.
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Kitchen Countertop Chemistry
Mixing surfaces makes a kitchen dynamic and functional—but getting it right is more art than science.
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A Bolder Backsplash
Back-painted glass offers a colorful, durable option for kitchen (and bathroom) walls.
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Ready-to-Assemble Kitchen Cabinets
RTA cabinets can yield big savings, but assembly can take hours.
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Vintage Modern Kitchen
Traditional details tie a functional, modern layout to a century-old house.
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Bathroom Remodel Reality Check
A no-nonsense look at the complications of common bathroom upgrades.
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Choosing a Glass Shower Door
The essential guide to selecting, installing, and maintaining a glass door for your shower or tub.
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A Bathroom Zoned for Flow
This modern suite bathroom is cleverly organized around 4 principal functions.
Drawing Board
Great Ideas
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This backsplash has kitchen storage pegged
Our client for this Boston loft remodel needed his 200-sq.-ft. kitchen to be ultra-efficient. We achieved part of that efficiency with an innovative backsplash made of steel pegboard. The backsplash…
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Off-the-Shelf Kitchen Storage, with Some Twists
Architect Sophie Piesse uses a semi-custom approach to solve three kitchen-storage challenges.
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A door that trains the dogs
Despite our best training efforts, my family’s golden retriever, Lola, was destroying our kitchen entry door. Whenever someone came to visit, she’d leap up to look out the window, scratching…