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Friday, December 27, 2019
 Everyone out there has the ubiquitous junk drawer, right? But even after that first drawer is chock full of scissors and batteries, have you ever wondered what to do with the rest of your drawers? Sometimes, people’s homes just have more drawers than they can actually effectively use. It might sound like a great […]
Friday, December 20, 2019
 Even in the connected world we all live in today, there’s still a lot of paperwork that comes into our homes. Physical tax documents, printed receipts, schoolwork, postcards from your mom’s trip to Costa Rica – as much as we all like to think we’ve gone totally paperless, there’s still a good amount of […]
Friday, December 06, 2019
 So you bought a house, and while you’re stocking it up full of furniture, entertainment options, and cooking supplies, there’s one area you might not want to overlook – the toolbox! Benjamin Franklin (probably) once said that the only sure things in life are death, taxes, and the fact that something in your house […]
Wednesday, December 04, 2019
 Whether you’re on the road for work, you’re driving down to mom’s house for the holidays, or you’re finally flying down to one of those islands you normally only see in James Bond movies, planning for a big trip can be one of the most exciting – and stressful – things you’ll do this […]
Friday, November 29, 2019
 No matter how well or poorly the economy is faring, more people in America are living in multigenerational homes these days than ever. Whether it’s young adults moving back home to save money for the next phase in their lives, elderly parents or relatives moving in to avoid the nursing home and age in […]
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
 Out of all the junk mail we still get sent to our house, even in these digital days of email, the most helpful is perhaps the humble takeout menu. A menu from that local pizza place up the road you’ve always meant to try, a flyer from Doordash telling you to try one of […]
Friday, October 25, 2019
 Those of you with older houses already know the struggle – a long hallway on the main floor leading to a small reading nook or telephone niche that you’re not quite sure what to do with. You remember that book you read forever ago explaining how those niches were originally designed for holding your […] |
