Built-in bookcases can be installed in any room of a home where handy storage is needed and can be customized for both fit and function. A bookcase recessed into a wall will optimize both storage and floor space. Custom bookcases can be installed directly onto a wall or be designed as a piece of furniture to serve as a focal point in a room. Bookcases can unify other elements in a room such as a fireplace or media equipment.
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Built-in Bookcases That Add Style and Function
Posted by Steve Hendy on Tue, Nov 18, 2014
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas
Awesome Design Ideas for Walk-in Showers Without Doors
Posted by Michael Henson on Tue, Aug 19, 2014
Homeowners are discovering the convenience, comfort, beauty and easy maintenance of walk-in showers without doors. It’s no wonder that walk-in showers are now one of the hottest trends in bathroom remodeling. In this article you’ll find out why.
When designing a walk-in shower without a door, there are many things to consider. First and foremost are the needs, tastes and budget of the homeowners. Second is the space that you have to work with. Then there are drainage, water containment, mechanicals, fixtures, wall and floor tile, and ventilation.
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Creative Ideas for Window Seats in Any Room
Posted by Eric Hertzfeld on Tue, Jul 29, 2014
Versatile window seats provide a solution for creating more seating and storage in a room. They can be used to add a different design element to the room, fill recesses or even camouflage unattractive elements such as a radiator. Generally, window seats are custom-built to fill spaces and to accommodate drawers or base cabinets. Here are several creative ideas for window seats that we have designed and built for almost every room.
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11 Universal Design Features That Make Bathrooms Useable for All
Posted by Connie Hampton, CKD on Tue, Jul 15, 2014
Bath design professionals always consider how a room will be used by a home’s occupants. They also take into consideration the special needs of children, large or petite adults, health or mobility issues and the needs of older adults. What may come as a surprise is that many standard bathroom products and common bathroom design elements are also considered to be universal design features that make a bathroom useable for people of different body types, ages and abilities.
Topics: Design Trends and Ideas, Bathrooms, Walk-In Showers, Universal Design










