Exterior bay window trim ideas

Bay windows have a special charm and a very long history. Everyone who decided to have a bay window installed in their home would benefit considerably

Armstrong Cabinet Products has added Autumn Brown to its maple door styles. The rich, dark finish is available on all wood species. It is shown here on Armstrong's Waverly door style. This is Waverly Maple wood door style sample from on one of the kitchen remodeling jobs we did about 6 months ago, the color of the cabinet is Coffee with a build up crown to the ceiling. Just to give an idea what the door looks like. For more information about Armstrong Cabinets? Click here

Bay window color scheme

Discover the transformative power of outside EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) window trim in modern home design. Learn how this durable, versatile material enhances both contemporary and traditional architectures, increasing curb appeal and adding a touch of sophistication to any home.

30 bay window decorating ideas that blend the functionality and gorgeous decor into comfortable and modern interior design can inspire you and guide you in the search for the perfect way to incorporate your bay window into your home interior, creating a wonderful place to relax, read, work or watch the kids play on the floor.

Let me first say, I'm not very proud of this post, but I think it's necessary in the interest of full disclosure. So we've been on a bit of a painting kick of late. Though it isn't necessarily the most difficult of all DIY tasks, it is often some of the most gratifying and impactful changes you can make without breaking the bank, and you can usually complete it in a very short period of time. Actually, all of the work we've been doing in the kitchen and sun porch over the last few days was…

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Building Series Where to Splurge vs. Save. Tips on building a house and how to determine what budget cuts to make and where to splurge.

What’s the first thing you notice when you look at a house? For most of us, it’s the windows. That’s partly because we’re naturally nosy. We want to peek inside and see how the other

Build the roof first to make the installation go smoother.