KBIS Coverage: Making Sense of It
I'm a person who sorts things. Unfortunately, instead of then neatly stashing those "sorted things" in color-coded boxes and cabinets, I tend to leave them in cheerful piles because "piles" is my system. Hey, it works for hamsters and beavers. Don't judge.
Anyway, I couldn't resist the temptation to categorize the topics we will be covering and, happily, it will be easier for you to find things with our site's search engine (right-hand column, scroll down) than it would be to find things in my real life piles. So, here is a preview of some of the things we will be writing about:
- Solutions for small spaces
- Innovations/Interesting Ideas/Things That We Like
- Countertops...this isn't your grandma's Formica
- Universal Design
- Kitchen Appliances
- Bath Appliances
- Storage
- Materials and Design
- Eye Candy
- People We Dig
- Cabinetry
- Booth Tours
- Oddities and the Very Unusual
We'll be posting the narrative here and the specifics in the Idea Guide. Everything ends up feeding through the HouseInProgress and HouseBlogs homepage, so you don't have to worry about missing anything.
Enjoy.
(Faucet Eye Candy courtesy of the Franke Booth)
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Comments
Those fellows look like the Amish around here. Interestingly, nearby amish have some running water - if their spring/well is uphill they have it to their faucets and toilet indoors. They can heat water to their kitchen sink by using piping from their woodstove. I saw this in a local amish home (walked into the restroom by accident when I was leaving, and asked about the indoor plumbing policy). The amish carpenters will use electric or air tools if the home owner provides them.
Posted by: Elsie | April 23, 2006 8:01 PM
Great coverage so far - looking forward to more.
Posted by: Timothy | April 23, 2006 10:29 PM