Inexpensive Kitchen Upgrades

When you get your gas or electric bill, consider that one seventh of that goes to heating your water. It may not add up to much but when you multiply that out over the year the sum quickly increases. You may think that this money is well worth all of the hot baths and warm showers that you have over the year, but what if there was a way to have this and still save some money. The truth is that by applying some simple energy saving tips, you can save energy and money without having to sacrifice those long, well deserved hours of relaxation that hot baths and showers provide. Read More

Reclamation

Reclaimed Bathtubs

If your are considering a make over for your bathroom then a great idea is to use a reclaimed bath tub. The old, cast iron Victorian roll top bath tubs are an excellent choice and can be quite easily restored. By using reclaimed materials, you can give a look of authenticity to an older home or give a look of grand chic ness to a new, modern home or apartment. The old Victorian Roll top tubs are tough, durable and will last for centuries in your home. Read More

Reclaimed Doors

If you own an older home and wish to retain that period look than a good place to start is at the front door. The door may not seem like such a high priority but, think about it. This is the first item of your home that people see. It is a good way to get your home noticed. When selecting a door, especially for an older home, you may want to consider purchasing one that has been reclaimed. Read More

Reclaimed Wood

If you’re considering a change of flooring in your home, perhaps you should consider using reclaimed wood. Many old homes, especially those from the Victorian era were first fitted with wooden floor boards. As time and styles changes, many of the old original boards were ripped out or carpeted over. Today, exposed floor board look is gaining popularity once again and many are opting for sanding and repolishing what they all ready have rather than buying new carpets or artificial floorings. Read More