Day: February 5, 2020

[ad_1] When architect Susan Yun and designer Penelope August paired up to renovate an 1828 Manhattan townhouse for an artist, they weren’t afraid of color. Rather than play it safe...

[ad_1] On this episode: On the morning of November 8, 2018, the 27,000 residents of Paradise, California woke to an orange glow in the Eastern sky, but it wasn’t the...

[ad_1] Lately one high/low hack has been popping up everywhere we look: using bits and pieces of discarded or leftover marble around the house for a luxe look on a...

[ad_1] Project details Estimated Time 15-30 minutes Shopping List:Baking sodaTongs Steps:1. Fill an old pot with water and bring it to a simmer. It doesn’t necessarily need to boil.a. NOTE:...

[ad_1] The technique of steaming food is centuries-old dating as far back as the Han Dynasty. When it comes to cooking vegetables, steam heat does the least damage to the...

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[ad_1] Shopping List:Smart thermostatThermostat wire Steps:1. Start by turning off the service switch at the furnace.2. Remove the old thermostat.a. Pull off the front cover.b. Unscrew the screws inside.c. Disconnect...

[ad_1] Steps: 1. Heath breaks down electrical boxes into a few categories and explains their differences.2. Heath starts by explaining that new work boxes are used whenever the walls are...

[ad_1] Steps: 1. Start by identifying structural parts of the stair that could be used to attach additional fasteners from the railing to the stairs. The stringer is usually at...

[ad_1] In this episode: Nathan travels to a Sears kit house in Richmond, Virginia to tighten an old, loose stair railing; Mauro demonstrates how to strip paint off of old...