Seems like more guys are doing the standard great room, kitchen, dining room and or din on the first floor, then all bdrms on the 2nd floor with master suite.  

They changed out the tops to granite to match the kitchen but other than that it still have ugly vynal, ugly 80s small white square tile in the tub.

In our house, the master bedroom is the furthest room from the source, so the cool air not only has to travel the longest, it also gets the "leftovers" after the rest of the house has had its share.In order to get some air to our bedroom, I have to choke down a few registers, such as the kitchen, den, and bathrooms.

About 16 steps goes up to the second floor of each unit.You walk in and dining room and kitchen is there.Probably would tile that.Then living room behind kitchen and then upstairs 2 master bedrooms with each having a full bath.Would carpet those and tile the small baths.Does a Home Depot or Lowe's person come out to measure for you??

new or good used)Move dryer connection and install stackables to make more useable space in kitchen ($500)Fresh light fixtures, switches and plugs throughout - old ones are only two prong.($300)Miscellaneous - this is the one that gets me.

I applied for the permit for bathroom and kitchen remodel, plus new furnace and water heatr.Here are my questions.1) is the tankless water heatsink needs be braced?

Today my disabled parents woke up in their home to the kitchen fully engulfed in flames.

The front opens up and there is a little kitchen in there.

P1040396 kitchen counter sink dishwater by pceinc88, on FlickrLike that?

There was a small kitchen fire so theres that damage and water damage of course, structure and foundation seem to be in good shape.