What size range should we purchase for our kitchen renovation?
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We currently have our range in our center island.
Comments (7)Well, you’re going to have to move the hole in the floor for the exhaust. I went from a GE to a Wolf cooktop and the holes don’t line up (I’m replacing the entire kitchen. And whether you can install a separate downdraft behind the stove will depend on what’s on the other side of your island. My suggestion is to stick with Jenn-air as they would be the only manufacturer who might still have a replacement range. Otherwise you’re stuck until you remodel....See MoreHelp me decide what color should we paint our front door..
Comments (16)benjesbride, Oh thank you so much! I didn't even think about checking the coordinating colors for revere pewter! Ideally I'd have the house all white with a fun pop of color for the door but my husband would just about blow a gasket if I added another expense to our renovation lol. chloebud I'm actually loving both of those colors! I lean slightly towards the lighter color but I'm not walking away from the darker one either. I'll be getting some samples of those to try out. Thanks! Cheryl Smith Good point & good idea. As I mentioned to benjesbride, I so wish it was in the budget to have our home repainted white so we could do a sage green door or some other variation of green. Green is my favorite color and unfortunately the sage/mint colors that I love, just don't seem to go with revere pewter. (We just purchased the home already painted the RP color) loobab, Thank you for your suggestions! We are definitely changing up the landscape. We already took the rose bushes out and we plan to do some kind of hedge in that area instead. We typically like to landscape with evergreen plants and white flowers. I love green but I haven't found a shade that's not too dark nor too light that looks good with our Revere Pewter exterior. :/ In a perfect world, I'd be able to do a door similar to these colors: This one has an exterior closer to the color our home is painted now but I don't think it looks amazing. I think it would look better if it were a white home or something lighter....See MoreHow should we arrange our new couch in our “bowling alley” living room
Comments (11)This is a close up of a tweedy type rug that might work for you - I just think a darker rug will cozy up the area and complement the ottoman so much better.... This rug has been discontinued and the remaining sizes are probably too big for your space, but it might be a direction to be looking, if it appeals to you: Something like this might work, too. I can't tell for sure about the colors but Pottery Barn has samples available in store if there is one near you, refundable deposit when returned:...See MoreShould we renovate our 1995 manufactured home or demolish?
Comments (68)"Value" is often in the eye of the beholder as is art. Especially when the beholder is the homeowner or potential buyer. There are things that an appraiser will deem to be of value based upon square footage that a homeowner or potential buyer may consider less or even more valuable, depending upon how it will be used and/or the immediate need. A size appropriate front porch -- such as would likely be on a site built home of the same size and style (rather than the bare minimum required by code to exit from a trailer park trailer) -- could add more value than an appraiser might assign to it. A well built garage could well add value, especially if appropriately placed and its appearance melds well with the home and landscaping. You wouldn't want to block a great view or desirable sunlight but having it close enough to be useful for the intended purposes -- and not just parking cars -- can matter. A sheltered breezeway between house and garage can double as a porch or patio, whether that breezeway links to the garage attic or the garage itself if the structure were built on a nearby slope and the homeowner had no difficulty climbing the stairs. Even the shape of the driveway and how it links home and garage and road and provide parking space can affect curb appeal -- important to attracting potential buyers. Outlining a gravel driveway with landscaping posts and/or pavers ( placed with their tops at ground level) and/or low growing plants can make the yard and driveway much easier to maintain as well as make it visually more appealing -- yet an appraiser may not even decide the considerable investment in gravel is noteworthy. Unless a homeowner is intending to sell in the foreseeable future, it would be better to have any project contemplated be done to suit the likes and wants and needs of the home owner....See MoreRelated Professionals
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