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Like a great recipe, each ingredient matters when designing a workable kitchen. The need to make smart choices multiplies when it's a small kitchen that needs to be efficient and pretty. A smooth work flow , ample storage and every needed thing within reach make the busiest room in the house a pleasure to be in, rather than a chore. To learn how to make the most of a compact kitchen, we turned to Linda Blackwood of Interiors by Blackwood. She designs lots of kitchens under 150 square feet, from century-old houses to contemporary dwellings. Recently, Blackwood redesigned a kitchen for a chef who does a lot of baking and teaches cooking classes in her home. An underused area was made into a baking center. In one cabinet, a mixer can be pulled up when needed with a counter space for rolling out pastry. Here, deep, 36-inch- wide drawers store bakeware .  For another client, an antique collector , Blackwood is updating a century-old Mediterranean-style house. The kitchen, which is 112...

Shutterstock.com The shower gets more use than the bathtub in many households. That’s why some homeowners are ripping out their tubs completely, creating bigger showers instead. Extra shower space allows for multiple shower heads , a built-in seat and designs without shower doors, said John Petrie, president of the National Kitchen and Bath Association, in an email interview about current kitchen and bath trends. They can be designed without a threshold — which look more contemporary and are easier for people to use as they get older. “People really like the bigger showers . They like that there’s elbow room,” said Susie Johnson, a real-estate agent with Coldwell Banker Gundaker in St. Louis. Meanwhile, comments she hears from prospective buyers about whirlpool tubs when walking through a property are often along the lines of: “That’s a nice tub but I don’t take baths,” she said. ...

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From moisture removal to odor control, bathroom fans perform several important functions that enhance the quality of the air in your home. Modern units come in a variety of styles, some of which don’t even look like fans, and they operate quietly and efficiently to exhaust humidity and heat, keeping your home comfortable . Although homeowners with some carpentry and electrical experience can approach this as a DIY project, if you’ve never worked with electrical equipment before, you should hire a professional to make sure everything is installed correctly. On This Page: Types of Bath Fans to Consider Step by Step Guide to Replacing a Fan Sizing Considerations Replacing vs. Cleaning a Fan? Other Considerations Types of Bath Fans to Consider Your local lighting shop or home improvement store should have several options for you to peruse. To choose the right model for your bathroom, consider the size of the room, the vent method and any bonus features. Bathroom fans typically come in...

The bulk of Australia is once again bracing for a scorching heatwave. Not all of us have the luxury of airconditioning ... some of us have to make do with alternative methods. WITHOUT stating the bleeding obvious, it is hellishly hot in some parts of Australia at the moment. And unfortunately, not all of us are lucky enough to live in palatial mansions with airconditioning units. As such we’ve compiled some ‘hacks’ that will keep you cool during this heatwave. This basset hound knows where it’s at. Picture: iStock Source: istock Make the most of your fan (if you have one) * It’s important to remember that a fan will cool your body, but not a room — so don’t leave it switched on when you’re out of the room. * To boost the effectiveness of the fan, spritz your face with cold water from a water bottle before sitting in front of the fan. * You can also place a tray of ice in front of the fan for an extra icy blast ( Apartment Therapy shows how it’s done). * It’s also a good idea (if it’s...