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Leap of faith pays off
Group worked with famed plantsman to design Detroit garden
Piet Oudolf, the renowned Dutch plantsman and author, is considered by many to be today’s most compelling garden designer. His name resonates with creativity and innovation, as well as a signature style that gardeners everywhere want to emulate on some . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Renos not always as simple as they seem
Potential project obstacles can be hard to predict
There are repeat clients who have kept me extremely busy throughout the years. So much so, I sometimes forget about certain projects, and how many have ultimately been completed. One of these projects came to mind the other day, while I . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Address any potential radon problem right away
Worry more about the levels of the gas in your home, not any distribution of it to other rooms
Question: My unfinished basement previously had four heat supply vents and no air returns. I then finished my basement and added two air returns, one in the basement bedroom and one in the main room, as per building code. Does adding . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Couponers giving back to charities
Huge savings allow thrifty shoppers to help those in need
Recently, I bought 57 tubes of toothpaste, 35 bottles of shampoo and 108 rolls of toilet paper. A single woman hardly needs so much toothpaste, shampoo or toilet paper, but my favourite local charity does. Total cost: Less than US$30. . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Living large on a modestly sized lot
Hilton Homes' Luna offers plenty of functional space
Twenty years ago, cab-over home designs were popular among new homebuyers, particularly young families. Today — while demand for them isn’t nearly as high — they remain a relevant option for young families looking for an affordable, livable home, says Spencer . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Developers, city need to team up for future plan
One of the highlights from this year’s Manitoba Home Builders’ Association (MBHA) annual housing forum and building trade show was an informative and insightful panel discussion on residential development in the Winnipeg metro region. The panel discussion took place Nov. 6 . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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Spacious condominium has house-like feel
Downsizing doesn't have to mean cramped
Empty nesters looking to move from a single-family home to a condominium typically face two challenges. First, because most senior couples don’t necessarily have a king-sized budget — the condo must be affordable. Second, it must be livable. When you’re moving from . . .
Posted: 2018-11-17
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White-out chaos to create a chic, sophisticated space
White has long been viewed as a formal colour, typically reserved for seldom-used living and sitting rooms. These days, those looking for a light, bright and minimalist look are choosing winter white. Unlike stark, bright white, winter white has cream . . .
Posted: 2018-11-10
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Vinegar, baking soda make oven cleaning a breeze
Question: Can you please share your tip about cleaning oven racks in the bathtub? A friend said she had the article for this but couldn’t find it, and it seemed so much easier than other methods. Thanks. — B. Answer: For people who do not . . .
Posted: 2018-11-10
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Unique doors unlock new moods indoors
Barn, French or metal doors can be used as partitions or means to create flow
Clients are sometimes surprised when homebuilder and designer Marnie Oursler starts talking about bedroom doors. They expect to discuss things like windows, wall colours and where a built-in bookcase might fit best. But many of Oursler’s clients hadn’t considered that creatively . . .
Posted: 2018-11-10









