In the Garden: How Green Is Your Garden? A New Rating System May Tell You
A new report includes proposed guidelines for creating sustainable landscapes, as well as diverse examples of successful restoration projects.
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Shopping With Julian Tomchin: Pulling a Few Threads
A former home-product development expert for Macy’s shares his philosophy about bed linens and thread counts.
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Currents | Fabric: You Design It, They Print It
Spoonflower.com is a Web site that allows anyone to design and print custom fabric.
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Currents | Tile: Bottoms Up, Then Redo the Bathroom
Trend USA’s new mosaic tile offers an eco-friendly way to retile a floor or wall, indoors or out.
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Currents | Books: 11 More Great Homes
The architectural historian Kenneth Frampton has updated his 1995 book with 11 additional houses.
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Road Test: In Search of the Just-Right Desk
Much has been made of the growing importance of the home office, which very often is nothing more than a desk, or a desk-substitute.
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In Egypt, Living on a Farm
After her husband died and her children moved away, Maryanne Stroud Gabbani built a home on a 2.5-acre lot in a village in the Old Nile Valley.
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Currents | Deals: Wink and Grin, No Extra Charge
A selection of Pylones’s playful household objects will go on sale starting Jan. 10.
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Surrendering to the Landscape
A strikingly simple concrete, glass and steel house in Idaho makes the most of the constantly changing desert scenery.
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Property Values: What You Get for ... $600,000
A four-bedroom home on Great Diamond Island in Maine, a four-bedroom compound on the eastern coast of Hawaii’s Big Island and a cottage two blocks from the beach in Encinitas, Calif.
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Currents | Goods: Art Meets Plywood
PLYprints are 14-by-14-inch plywood panels decorated with designs by Alexander Girard, a ’60s-era designer.
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The Fix: In Your Kitchen, Cold War Strategy
With holiday entertaining now over, the refrigerator could use a little rest — and in some cases a checkup or even a fond farewell.
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Moving and Relocating:
Directory of removals and storage companies for the UK. Offers hints, tips, checklists and information on moving.
http://www.helpiammoving.com
Comprehensive source to meet all of your moving needs. Find information on buying, renting, selling, financing and moving.
http://www.homescape.com
Includes information to coach consumers through all stages of a move. Features helpful planners, calculators, tips and suggestions.
http://www.homeservices.com
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www.graand.com
Includes moving and salary calculators, school and community reports and tools and planners.
http://www.homestore.com/move/default.asp
Relocation resource offers information on moving, apartments, real estate, mortgages, and city guides.
http://www.monstermoving.com
Offers a one-stop relocation solution. Features a directory of moving companies, guides and calculators.
http://www.moves4u.com
Offers help with every type of relocation and moving service: residential, commercial, long distance, or overseas.
http://movinglocal.com
Resource for relocating buyers and sellers. Offers community relocation guides for cities throughout the United States and Canada.
http://www.relocate-america.com/
Non-profit independent hive for moving and relocation companies. Offers an alternative for companies, executives and individuals wishing to compare moving and relocation companies from an independent source.
http://www.relocationapartments.com
Offers assistance for corporate and individual moves including rental, buying and selling a home, and moving assistance. Includes forums, check lists, community comparisons, and forms available for download.
http://www.rpsrelocation.com/
Provides tips and information on all aspects of moving and relocating.
http://www.move.net
Currents | Books: 11 More Great Homes
The architectural historian Kenneth Frampton has updated his 1995 book with 11 additional houses.
www.nytimes.com
The Fix: In Your Kitchen, Cold War Strategy
With holiday entertaining now over, the refrigerator could use a little rest — and in some cases a checkup or even a fond farewell.
www.nytimes.com
Currents | Tile: Bottoms Up, Then Redo the Bathroom
Trend USA’s new mosaic tile offers an eco-friendly way to retile a floor or wall, indoors or out.
www.nytimes.com
In the Garden: How Green Is Your Garden? A New Rating System May Tell You
A new report includes proposed guidelines for creating sustainable landscapes, as well as diverse examples of successful restoration projects.
www.nytimes.com
Currents | Deals: Wink and Grin, No Extra Charge
A selection of Pylones’s playful household objects will go on sale starting Jan. 10.
www.nytimes.com
In Egypt, Living on a Farm
After her husband died and her children moved away, Maryanne Stroud Gabbani built a home on a 2.5-acre lot in a village in the Old Nile Valley.
www.nytimes.com
Currents | Goods: Art Meets Plywood
PLYprints are 14-by-14-inch plywood panels decorated with designs by Alexander Girard, a ’60s-era designer.
www.nytimes.com
Shopping With Julian Tomchin: Pulling a Few Threads
A former home-product development expert for Macy’s shares his philosophy about bed linens and thread counts.
www.nytimes.com
Property Values: What You Get for ... $600,000
A four-bedroom home on Great Diamond Island in Maine, a four-bedroom compound on the eastern coast of Hawaii’s Big Island and a cottage two blocks from the beach in Encinitas, Calif.
www.nytimes.com
Surrendering to the Landscape
A strikingly simple concrete, glass and steel house in Idaho makes the most of the constantly changing desert scenery.
www.nytimes.com
Currents | Fabric: You Design It, They Print It
Spoonflower.com is a Web site that allows anyone to design and print custom fabric.
www.nytimes.com
Road Test: In Search of the Just-Right Desk
Much has been made of the growing importance of the home office, which very often is nothing more than a desk, or a desk-substitute.
www.nytimes.com