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Tips for adding black and white to your interior design
Black and white are not only versatile colours, but combined can create a luxurious yet neutral colour palette. Considered classic and timeless, a black-and-white colour combination can allow the freedom to change looks simply through the use of accent colours. . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Waiting to season scrambled eggs will help ensure fluffy texture
Question: I cook scrambled eggs, but they are never fluffy. They are never perfect, the way that they are at restaurants. What am I doing wrong? — Janet Answer: One of the ways to avoid making scrambled eggs that are runny is to . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Flowering friendships
Close relationships stem from shared interest in peonies
Growing peonies is a passion. Just ask Pat Watts Stevens, Cheryl Geske, Sandra Venton and Naomi Wiebe. You could no more compare their shared interest in growing peonies to a hobby than you would tell Toronto Raptors fans that the . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Finishing touches for a finished home
When designing a house, it is easy to get caught up in the big things — the large-purchase items that take up space and set the tone for the rest of the room. Then, once the walls are painted or . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Composite decking adds cost to project
Wood still used in construction of support structure
Treated lumber, or composite? This is a common question when meeting with a client to discuss a design regarding a deck build. There are pros and cons to either path. It really comes down to the preferred style, the cost . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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New building materials could trigger chemical sensitivities
Question: I have multiple chemical sensitivities. The builder putting up my house insists that our local building code requires a preserved wood foundation (PWF) on the concrete slab for the floor to lay on. What alternatives are there to chemically . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Imagination at work in artist's garage
Sculptor uses new space year-round
Space: the final frontier. Things certainly looked that way to local artist and sculptor Rita Nayar when she finally had to accept that her home simply did not have the space to accommodate her art needs. That "small space" she was using . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Nautical decor, but stylish
Seaside vibes add whimsy, playfulness to a home
Designers are playing with the idea of nautical decor in new ways, with furnishings and style notes that say "classic contemporary" instead of "kitschy cute." There might be life preservers on the wall, but they’re probably vintage, and paired with modern . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Nurturing nature
How to create a garden that welcomes all creatures
Before gardening for pollinators and wildlife habitats became fashionable, the National Wildlife Federation presciently encouraged homeowners to create gardens that provided sustenance and shelter to all manner of creatures. These gardens would stick out on a block as much for the . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01
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Flexible floor plans Bloom in Valley Gardens
Living large in a smaller space
A mid-sized tract of land on Molson Street just north of Grassie Boulevard — once home to Schriemer’s Greenhouse — is now home to Bloom & Timber Condominiums. "We’re excited about the opportunity to build a new, 187-unit condominium development here, . . .
Posted: 2019-06-01







