When looking at new construction homes, here are three cheap things you should avoid: builder-grade cabinetry, tub/shower surrounds and hollow core doors.
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Looking to improve the look of your builder-grade home? Here are 13 simple DIY ideas to add character to a new home.
A walk in pantry makeover. Goodbye wire shelves, hello glass front fridge, subway tile, wooden shelving and a butcher block countertop.
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Upgrade your hollow core doors with this DIY door makeover tutorial! Turn any builder grade door into plank doors with this simple tutorial.
With a $150K budget, Grace renovated the Thinnes' home to reflect their Texas history and passion for the outdoors.
From traditional to warm minimalism, see how Leanne transformed her 'Rock the Block' house to reflect her unique personal style.
Upgrading a builder grade bathroom mirror can be a big impact way to give a bathroom new life and a totally new look. However, if you have looked at the price of mirrors, you'll know that it will often cost $150+ to get a new mirror (much less 2 if have a double vanity like
My builder grade bathroom needed some upgrading and so I got to work with DAP to give this space some love. The major changes were adding tile, a wooden arched frame and a niche. We also upgraded the faucet, added hardware, new towel hooks and light fixture (phew). I am so happy with how it turned out. Tiling the upper half of the wall was the first task. I used this stuff called Mussel Bond and it made it so easy to place the tile on the wall. It replaces having to use mortar. After setting all
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This builder grade mirror update is an easy project for you. This flexible molding will make a huge difference and take your mirror to another level!
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Ideas to add character, charm, and historic interest to your builder grade home that work whether you have a cookie cutter new house, or an older one that needs a dose of personality!
We recently updated our guest bathroom and this DIY project made me wonder why I never tried this sooner. Framing out our builder grade mirror was such a cheap & easy way to update the space! It really was as simple as: measure, cut, stain and glue! Some affiliate links are included for your…
