We've talked a lot about how smart homeowners are opening up the floor plans of their existing homes. Highly used
spaces like the kitchen are being expanded, not only adding value to the home by modernizing its layout, but also creating beautiful livability and functionality in the process.
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September 30th, 2010 in San Diego
With fall around the corner, everybody’s looking to turn their home into a cozy retreat. And what better way to get into the "nesting" spirit than to visit home-inspired expos and events around the city? Here are a few snapshots of what's going on around the San Diego area.
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September 29th, 2010 in San Diego
Whether you're remodeling on a budget or just looking for some rich character pieces for your home, salvage stores are the way to go. The best part about these stores is that the inventory changes constantly—so if you don’t find anything one week, chances are you’ll find just what you’re looking for the next. Here are some spots to check out in the San Diego area.
Architectural Salvage of San Diego
2401 Kettner Blvd
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September 21st, 2010 in San Diego
When Marc and Kerrie Ozarski first saw the plans that architect Hector Magnus had drawn up for their 700-square-foot cottage in Mission Beach, San Diego, they were a bit intimidated. But after making peace with the modern design, they were ready to see everything take shape.
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September 10th, 2010 in San Diego
When most people design a home 5,500 square feet in size, adding gadgets comes last—usually after the dust has settled. But for Gad Shaanan, tech master of such things as cell phones and commuter trains, innovative and time-saving extras were top priorities for his spectacular La Jolla home.
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