There are so many countertop options — the classics such as formica, stainless steel and granite — but over the last few years many recycled countertops have been emerging on the market. While each has their own advantages, recycled content countertops have many benefits in addition to being eco-friendly. I was recently given a presentation about recycled content countertops — here are some of the things I learned. More
When choosing tiles for the bathroom, shape, color and texture decisions factor in immediately, but one aspect that can strongly impact the final look is often a mere afterthought. Choosing the right grout color can make all the difference, so it's worth thinking about when planning the overall look of your bathroom. More
It's gotten really easy to be green while updating a kitchen or bath. Not only are newer fixtures and appliances more energy efficient, more companies are producing recycled building materials so you can stay green from the studs out. From flooring to fixtures, here's a little roundup of our favorite resources for green kitchen and bath rehabs.
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Recently I was browsing one of my favorite tile showrooms here in London, and found myself discussing tile trends with one of the salespeople. While that sentence might be enough to bore some of you to tears, bear with me: there's big news in the tile world. Well, big and little. More
Thinking of sprucing up your bathroom with a simple, modern twist? Penny tile is a kitchen and bathroom favorite here at Apartment Therapy, and relatively easy to install! More
We just love the warmth and texture of a gorgeous modern room with wood floors, walls, ceilings or all three! Normally seen in long, board shape, we've come across some folks upcycling reclaimed wood to create stunning wood tiles that anyone could use in the home.
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Designed by Swedish collective Claesson Koivisto Rune for Marrakech Design and exhibited during the Stockholm Furniture Fair earlier this year, the Dandelion, Stone and Casa tiles are a stylish blend of classic vibrantly colored Moroccan design and the bold geometry favored in Swedish design. More
Sorry to have skipped my renovation update last week. I was too busy beating my head against a wall to write. Just kidding. I was actually dancing around in my ballet slippers while demanding peeled grapes and a fan. More
If you're anything like me, your favorite part of renovating is the countertops. It's near the end of the process and you can see the end in sight. Plus, the thought of covering up unfinished, ugly cabinetry with a pretty, smooth surface is damn satisfying after months of hard work.
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