Posted by on under envirment, recycled glass, billi, glass bottles, compas, landscape, trash | 
Every year, we toss over thirty billion glass bottles into the trash. That staggering amount of discarded glass is creating an environmental problem nearly beyond control. EnviroGLAS is one of those rare companies that had an idea and turned it into an innovation to benefit the environment. EnviroSCAPE is one such innovation. [...]
Tagi: envirment, recycled glass, billi, glass bottles, compas, landscape, trash
Posted by on under chipped paint, curb appeal, small changes, facelift, peoe |
Looking to give your house a much-needed facelift? Most homeowners don’t know this, but amping up your curb appeal doesn’t have to cost more than a few hundred dollars. In fact, it shouldn’t. Here are some tips on how to make small changes now to improve those first impressions later.
Touch-Up that Chipped Paint Most people tend [...]
Tagi: chipped paint, curb appeal, small changes, facelift, peoe
Posted by on under outdoor living spaces, outdoor space, great outdoors, margarita, inspiration, architecture, australia |
Are you pining away for some lounge time in the great outdoors? I don’t blame you. As the seasons warm, all I can think about is hitting the patio with a good book and icy margarita. Here with an eye for attractive outdoor living spaces: Bourne + Blue Architecture from Australia. The [...]
Tagi: outdoor living spaces, outdoor space, great outdoors, margarita, inspiration, architecture, australia
Posted by on under backyard forest, lawn man, childhood home, midst, parents, health |
After moving back to his childhood home, and in the midst of caring for two parents in failing health, Ric Venzie decided he needed a retreat that could heal his mind and rejuvenate his body. He found it in the backyard of his childhood home, where he turned an everyday lawn [...]
Tagi: backyard forest, lawn man, childhood home, midst, parents, health
Posted by on under curb appeal, prospective buyers, individuality, neighbors |
You want the exterior of your home to stand out, to make neighbors and friends gasp with delight. But you don’t want to be so “out there” that you marginalize yourself and distract rather than attract prospective buyers. It’s a juggle between individuality and a certain expected conformity. Where does the [...]
Tagi: curb appeal, prospective buyers, individuality, neighbors
