Reasons To Choose Carpeting For Your Elderly Relatives' Homes

Posted on: 28 March 2016

Do you have elderly parents or grandparents? Do they live on their own and you're worried about their welfare? If you're like most children or grandchildren, you're concerned about how your parents or grandparents can maintain their independent lifestyle. Surprisingly, one thing that can help in this area is having carpeting installed in their home. Here are some reasons why this can be a good idea: Better traction: If your elderly relatives use a cane or a walker to get around, tile or wood flooring may no longer be safe for them to use.
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How To Update An Old Staircase Railing

Posted on: 25 March 2016

If your staircase railings are looking a little old and outdated, you can update it to look a little more modern and change the look of your home. You don't have to tear out your old railing, or cut out the old post (unless you really want to), you can give your railings and post new life with just a coating of paint. See below for instructions on how to easily paint your railings, post, and even the spindles, without needing to sand or prime them first.
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All The Bells And Whistles -- Interior Design For Your Cape Cod Home

Posted on: 18 March 2016

Whether or not you live in New England, your new Cape Cod-style home will be a delightful addition to your life. From charming dormers and shutters to clean symmetry and simple landscaping, Cape Cod homes stand out among the crowd. But having a historical-style home is not just about the right exterior look; it's also about how you complement that architecture with your interior design choices. So, how do you continue the Cape Cod design beyond the front door?
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Tips For Pre-Planning Your New Kitchen Cabinet Lay-Out

Posted on: 18 March 2016

Before you start installing your kitchen's new cabinets, planning ahead for doing so can help you avoid time-consuming and costly mistakes. Planning ahead will also help you see the little issues you may need to work around before starting the installation. The last thing you want is having to take down the cabinets you installed to fix a problem so you can successfully finish your installation. Follow these tips for successfully installing your new cabinets.
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