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Make Your Pad Reflect You Whether you live in a small apartment or a large house, the space you call your home is your representative. The following categories can be used as templates for decorating your pad -- and to bring out the "you" you're going for. |
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A Step Up Raising the floor was the first move in updating this second-story bath. |
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Great Escape All wound up about what kind of business to start? Then take a hint from the millions of Americans looking to break away from the daily grind -- head to a day spa. |
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September 11, 2003
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Top 10: International Spa Resorts Everyone needs a break now and then, from the blue-collar construction worker to the busy CFO. When the time arrives for some rest and relaxation, there is no better way to get it than at a world-class spa. |
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The Bonus Bath Advice on how to add another wash-up-and-shower space -- without actually adding on. |
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Outdoor Showers A place to rinse off outdoors is a no-brainer for beach dwellers. But it's also great for cleaning up grimy gardeners, sweaty Little Leaguers, and muddy mutts. Here's how to hook up one of your own. |
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3 Tips for Tackling a Small-Bathroom Redo Get the look of a full makeover in your bath without the cost of one. |
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Installing a New Showerhead No need to go outside to experience a soft rain or an invigorating downpour. |
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Powder Room Plus Typically the extra bath is all business, designed for utility rather than aesthetics. Surfaces need to be durable, easily cleanable, and able to accommodate towels, laundry, and other incidentals. Here are some design tips for making the space easy to maintain and pleasant to use. |
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Travel: License to Chill You may feel like you always deserve the royal treatment. You just can't always get it. These spas will spoil you with almost anything you could want. |
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How to Increase the Value of Your Home While the price of your home is largely determined by market conditions, there are steps you can take to maximize the value of your home. |
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Making the Pieces Fit Some help with solving the bath design puzzle |
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Room for Two An architect's strategies for shared baths that work |
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Give Mom The Gift Of Relaxation A spa treatment or, better yet, a day of indulgence, is a good bet for Mother's Day |
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Steam Shower: How It Works With one of these, it's no sweat to get a luxurious steam bath at home. |
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Decoding Decorating Styles Whether you're moving into a new apartment or refurnishing, you want to make sure the final outcome leaves you wanting to invite your buddies over and impress any woman that stops by to visit... |
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Men's Bedding & Linens Here are some suggestions on how to turn your bed into a haven of comfort and style. |
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The Ultimate Weekend Getaway The weekend getaway need not be elaborate. Something as simple as driving a few hours out of town to enjoy some nice scenery, a quiet environment and fresh air will do just fine. |
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Designing for the Not-So-Old There are a lot of rules about how to build homes for the elderly or disabled. Just don't talk to Jackie Buckley about them. |
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Troubled Waters Bathtub designs add their own layer of discomfort to modern life. |
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Natalie Rodriguez |
Media Toys for the Bathroom The media room has migrated into the bath, with all the splash-proof entertainment you need. |
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A Bath to Grow Old With Bathroom design features for meeting the demands of the aging. |
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Sharing the Master Bath Without Sacrificing Your Privacy Your varsity soccer player wants to soak her muscles in your jetted tub, but you want to get ready for bed. Here's a Solomon-like solution for that. |
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Top 10: International Spas For Guys Spa vacations are catering more and more to the needs and preferences of men, and also offer the opportunity to sample local food, traditions and treatments. |
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Small-Bath Smarts Even cramped spaces can be funtional and beautiful. |
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How To: Use The Toilet Around Your Partner Eventually you'll discuss your bathroom escapades but right now you'd rather not talk about the daily calls of doody. Here are some ideas about how to handle the situation. |
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Decorating Your Office Decorating your office can make it seem more like a home away from home, and you'll no longer find yourself counting down the hours until the end of the day... |
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Making Baths Work Finding the opportunities and avoiding the mistakes when planning a new bath |
American Journal of Nursing
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Home Modification Nurses can be involved by assessing patients' living quarters and recommending specific modifications. |
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How One Couple Almost Doubled the Space and Light in Their Bath The finished product has an extra-long vanity, a two-person shower, and a pair of dressing closets. |
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How To: Make Your Home Guest-Friendly Any guest who stays in your home between five minutes and five days will know that you're a man who knows his hospitality -- or doesn't. Here are some tips to accentuate the positive. |
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Creating a Bath from Scratch How one couple added on a luxurious master bath without sacrificing the modest scale of their cottage home. |
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A Lesson in Bathroom Lighting A designer explains the basics: as the bathroom increasingly becomes a place to relax and recharge, complete with steam shower and spa tub, the lighting requires extra thought. And when it's done right, the payoff is great. |
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Day Spa for Traders There is a way to pamper your portfolio by piggybacking on the cruising industry revival. |
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Don't Split Your Bath. Zone it. How a shared space was divvied up into his and her spheres, then unified with a turn-of-the-century treatment. |
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February 2005
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A Small-Town Spa Alternative in Nevada Situated between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and only 90 minutes from Las Vegas, Mesquite, NV is a convenient overnight stop or short get-away for many. This prosperous town's casino resorts provide gambling, entertainment, golf and spa options at a less than frenetic pace. |
