The answer depends on how much time you use the light in a particular room. For example, if you’re a foodie who spends most downtime in the kitchen, you’ll need a brighter, more intense light.

Napier's latest project further proves her skill for bringing past design concepts back to life, as she sets out to revive a historic kitchen feature in her client's home — a scullery. Sculleries were ...

Buying pre-packaged multiples of cookware and kitchen tools can be tricky: The discounted pricing makes them appealing, but you’ll often end up with unused pieces. When it comes to knife sets ...

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Putting a budget together before you begin your kitchen renovation will help you to choose the best quality kitchen and avoid unexpected surprises. Remember, you should always factor in 10-20% of your ...

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