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homedit.com > she-tore-out-her-old-fireplace-and-found-a-new-use-for-the-bricks-in-the-front-yard

She Tore Out Her Old Fireplace and Found a New Use for the Bricks in the Front Yard

4+ hour, 50+ min ago   (538+ words) Fireplace demolition can leave behind a pile of bricks that seem destined for disposal. When Jenae from @build.n.blooms removed the brick hearth from her home, she saved the old material instead. Months later, those bricks resurfaced in the front…...

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They Gutted This 1900 Home and Put It Back Together With Almost Nothing Standard

23+ hour, 17+ min ago   (1471+ words) A 1900 Upper West Side home already had exposed brick, wood floors, built-ins, and a fireplace, but its rooms had collected finishes that pulled in different directions. Cream kitchen cabinets met small backsplash tiles, the fireplace sat inside dark painted millwork,…...

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He Pulled Up the Paved Patio and Completely Rebuilt His Small Courtyard

1+ week, 3+ hour ago   (691+ words) Concrete paving covered almost every part of this 4-by-4-meter courtyard in Utrecht, Netherlands. Apart from narrow timber sections beside the house and greenery along the fence, the compact space offered almost no ground for a garden. Square concrete slabs…...

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They Didn’t Straighten Out This 1908 Attic, Every Awkward Angle Became Part of the Design

3+ week, 22+ hour ago   (723+ words) Steep gables, low roof slopes, deep dormers, plank walls, and uneven ceiling heights could have disappeared behind new framing during the renovation of Seven Gables. Designer Drake Partridge kept them exposed and made each room fit the existing attic. Partridge…...