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Expanding and updating a cramped Mid-Century home was the mission for the 2018 Model ReModel
From Florim's Cedit collection, these tiles represent a growing trend 3D design
The annual Bologna-based trade show is the perfect place for American remodelers to learn what it is to work with Italian Ceramic Tiles.
A trifecta of quality, customization, and price
Products from Sub-Zero, Ruvati, RangeCraft Manufacturing, KitchenAid, Wellborn Cabinets, Sterling Plumbing, Whirlpool, Hardware Resources, Delta, Frigidaire, and Bosch
Professional Remodeler’s annual roundup of the top 100 products as chosen by you, our readers
The retail warehouse is getting an exclusive line of low-priced, luxury appliances
A kitchen faucet that dispenses precise amounts of water at the touch of a dial
Five examples for creating storage when you’re short on space (or just trying to save it)
The kind of outlets and switches designers get excited about
2017's No. 1 feature was No. 4 in 2016
Guts, grout, and happy accidents make concrete countertops that look like stone—at least to non-geologists
A smart induction cooktop that requires no hood, no ductwork, and soon, no custom installation
The home’s living room has the same footprint as pre-renovation, although it has been updated with new moldings and paint, as well as engineered hardwood flooring. The variegated wood plank and parquet floors are in the hallway, living and dining rooms.
The New American Remodeled home’s interior shows off the latest products and technologies
The major appliance industry was up 7 percent YOY as of June 2017, according to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
Survey says for a large segment of luxury consumers, buying high-end appliances is better than sex.
A farmhouse sink you don’t have to build around
Restored ironwork and a return to French doors in the façade keep the focus of The New American Home on the original home’s core as something that remained true to its period design while also transcending the traditional architecture of its old Orlando neighborhood. The side additions and connecting stone-and-brick terraces project a timeless estate feel that fits Florida, but would be equally at home in the Northeast or Midwest.
Carefully chosen and finely detailed products define the 2018 New American Remodel
Last year’s residential winner was New York-based Bromley Caldari Architects, which won for its use of Emilceramica tiles in a Fire Island guesthouse project called “Ocean View House.”
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