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Has this ever happened to you? You start out with a simple project — to update a faucet fixture — and invariably end up replacing the trap and a whole slew of other pipes beneath the sink. What should be a 45-minute project snowballs into a whole day thing, with multiple trips to the hardware
A counter-depth refrigerator, via Bosch You’ll often hear it said that appliances come in standard sizes, but there’s a great deal of variation in refrigerators. So-called “standard” 36-inch refrigerators vary in height and width, and more importantly, depth. This is immediately apparent to anyone shopping for a “counter-depth” fridge. What the industry calls a “counter-depth”
Historic galley kitchen, via The Victoria & Albert Museum It’s been almost a decade since we moved into our mid-century home in a historic neighborhood of New York City. Before we moved in, I had the floors refinished, walls skim-coated and painted, light fixtures updated, and the bathroom gut-renovated. But I didn’t renovate the kitchen.
When I decided to open up some walls for our kitchen renovation, I knew I’d have to consider the design carefully from every angle. What would be the first impression when you entered our home? How much kitchen could you see from the entryway? Sitting on the sofa and gazing over at the kitchen, would
