Kitchens, Baths

Design inspiration in a nutshell

A sink sprayer for the toilet.

Counting down the top 15 pages of 2016. This one is #4. Furniture-grade cabinetry with simple joinery

"This is the most important part to waterproof because this is the place where all the water will end up and it might leak if not done correctly." 

Seven tips for a better installation and some advanced tile saw acrobatics, too

Kitchen cabinet carcasses are just four-sided cubes made with plywood and simple joinery. Repetition is the name of this game.

7 less common (but potentially problematic) shower waterproofing situations

All complex assemblies involving multiple trades demand the critical, and constant, focus of supervisors. Where one trade ends and another begins must show continuity. If you do not build redundancy into the system, you are building in risk.

Heavy-duty drawer hardware and a simple cabinet turns a blind corner into roll-out storage

Curbs, corners, and drains are the culprits of most shower leaks. If you do not build redundancy into the system, you are building risk into it

Two ways to spice up stock cabinets

Make a bathroom more inclusive with simple design decisions

A hidden funnel between inside and out dumps water into the wall

A closer look at using moisture-resistant materials for wet locations.

Direct the heat toward the feet