Tag: house
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White House ballroom spotlights historic construction risks
The images of the East Wing demolition at the White House stood in stark contrast to the modest alterations originally floated by the White House in July. When first announced to the public, President Donald Trump said the ballroom project “won’t interfere with the current building” and would sit “near it but not touching it.”…
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Lake House Wall Décor Ideas with Wooden Map Designs
The aesthetic language of lake house wall decor has evolved beyond the simple nostalgia of nautical themes or cabin-inspired accents. In 2025, interior designers and homeowners alike are redefining the lakefront aesthetic by merging cartographic precision, sustainable woodworking, and personalized artistry. At the forefront of this evolution stands the integration of wooden lake maps—a unique…
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Your Favorite River House Pieces Are On Sale For 48 More Hours
If we’re being honest, the River House project broke the internet (or my inbox, at least). The single most asked-about source? AllModern. Why? Their pieces were the quiet foundation of the entire project, delivering the kind of design that hits the sweet spot between high style and solid construction that actually works in real life.…
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Your Guide to House Renovation Costs in New Jersey
Dreaming of transforming your New Jersey home but worried by the specter of unexpected house renovation costs? You’re not alone. From sleek kitchen makeovers to spa-like bathrooms and finished basements, the possibilities are endless. But so are the price tags. Let’s dive into the world of house renovation costs new jersey, uncovering the factors that…
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The River House Game Room Reveal (The One Everyone Wants To Be In)
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I alluded to it, hyped it up. Even sold it hard as “my favorite room in the house,” and today you are going to see it (and judge for yourself). Although I love LOVE the living room (coming soon) and I probably give out that trophy too often, I nailed this room with very little…
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How to insulate floors in an old house – and when not to
Those looking into how to insulate floors in an old house will probably already be aware of the positive impact that this job can have. Not only will it improve how well a house retains heat, but it can also lower energy bills and, of course, make walking around in bare feet much more pleasant.…
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Couple convert dated 1930s house into a modern family home
Despite being in the market for a new home, David and Magali weren’t impressed with the Art Deco house they saw for sale just a few streets away from their own home in Forest Hill, south London. “We’d discounted the house in question completely based on how it looked from the outside,” he says. “We…
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White House ballroom teardown catches critics by surprise
Images of excavators tearing down the East Wing of the White House this week as part of President Donald Trump’s plan to build a 90,000 square-foot ballroom has raised alarm bells among critics because it contradicts the administration’s assurances the addition would be built on top of, and not in place of, the existing structure. …
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All The Kohler Faucets We Used In My Brother’s River House
One of my biggest goals around my first “new build” was ensuring that it didn’t look “builder grade,” especially since my brother wanted it to be visually simple and not “fancy.” If we didn’t customize the finishes to the exact right amount, it could look basic, but too much could look overly designed (for what…
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Build Confidence with a How to Buy a House Class
Buying a home is one of those big milestones that feels exciting… and a little intimidating, right? You’re suddenly navigating mortgage terms, property inspections, down payments, and interest rates — and honestly, it can feel like learning a new language. That’s where taking a How to Buy a House class can make all the difference.…
