With more and more Americans working from home, the home office has turned from a luxury item to a necessity. But what if you don't have a room to use as a home office? One solution could be a room that's already intimately familiar and well-used: the kitchen. How might you add an office to your kitchen? Here are five tips to make it work.
1. Look for Underutilized Space. The best place to set up a small home office in the kitchen is in a so-called dead space.
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The shower has evolved in recent years, going from a necessary function of the bathroom to a way to enjoy a spa-like treatment in your own home. As you remodel your shower, how can you elevate your shower to make it a centerpiece? Here are a few things to consider.
1. Remove the Bathtub. Bathtubs are losing their popularity and becoming less necessary in many bathrooms. While most people should have at least one bathtub in the home, you may find that you can easily live without this particular tub.
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When there is a problem with your window, you'll have to decide whether you should repair or replace it. You can make this decision by looking at a handful of key factors.
The Severity of the Problem
If a window has a single mechanical issue, repairing it is likely the right solution. For example, it might have trouble staying up because its internal pulley system is broken.
Once you start seeing multiple problems, though, it may be time to replace the window.
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When you begin taking on a home renovation, especially one that is on a budget, you may face several high-cost issues. This is especially true with older homes where renovations may involve more steps or considerations. If you are facing this, one of the areas that may be a concern for you is the bathroom. Specifically, the bathtub causes some concerns for renovating homeowners. If you are renovating your bathroom and looking for a better way to handle it, consider the benefits of bathtub resurfacing.
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As someone who enjoys cooking at home, you may find yourself using all the storage space in your kitchen. Kitchenware, small appliances, pots, pans, cans, boxed goods, and ingredients are some of the things you may store using cabinets, countertops, drawers, and shelves. Running out of storage either leads to clutter or prevents you from getting new items and ingredients.
Hire remodelers to add more storage to your kitchen in several strategic ways.
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