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First Look: Home Decorators Collection Stack & Store Products

Posted by: on August 5th, 2012 | Make A Comment

It’s truly amazing how much stuff we accumulate over time. If you’ve recently moved or helped a friend move, then you know first-hand how rapidly our possessions can grow. So with all that stuff, you need places and containers to store and organize it all. Luckily, our Home Decorators Collection includes a line of stack & store products for just such an occasion.

Home Depot associate Christian Jessel highlights our Home Decorators Collection stack & store cabinets that are fully assembled and can be floor or wall mounted in an open, drawer or double-door design that are perfect for displaying or housing collectibles and antiques. See this great line of storage and organizational products here in this video:


Our First Look series gives Apron Blog readers an inside look by highlighting some of the videos our store associates watch to learn about the new products and services available at The Home Depot.

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Inspired: A Copper Kitchen

Posted by: on July 27th, 2012 | Make A Comment

Copper in the kitchen

 

Copper is a tried-and-true kitchen material for several reasons. It’s an exceptional material when it comes to cooking because of its superior heat conductivity. If you’re using copper cookware, your water is likely to boil faster and your dishes will cook more evenly. Copper pots (when lined with tin) can last a lifetime, especially if you take care of them and have them re-tinned when necessary. Copper also adds an Old World, antique feel to any kitchen, whether you’re including a copper range hood, copper cookware, or simple copper cabinet hardware.

Take a look at the items we found to create a beautiful kitchen with copper.

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The KitchenAid Professional 600 Series 6 quart stand mixer in Copper Pearl was our starting point for the whole kitchen. It combines warm, rich copper with cool stainless steel. We played with this balance of warm and cool throughout the whole space, using mostly cool colors for cabinetry, countertops and walls, but then accenting those cool neutral shades with dramatic pops of copper in the apron front sink, the pot rack, and the vintage-inspired faucet.

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Walking the Aisles: New Thomasville Cabinetry Offerings Hitting Stores Now

Posted by: on April 19th, 2012 | 5 Comments

Thomasville Cabinetry at The Home Depot

Outdated cabinets will age a kitchen quicker than being President. Home Depot-exclusive Thomasville is rolling out a whole slew of offerings that can give your kitchen the fresh face you want. Head into your local Home Depot to get a look at the line–and don’t forget about our Kitchen Planner, an interactive online tool to help you visualize your new kitchen.

5 Things to Know About the Expanded Thomasville Offerings

1. Lots of New Options for Pulls, Handles and Other Decorative Hardware

Changing out the bling on your cabinets is a do-it-yourself (really!) way to transform your kitchen instantly. Thomasville Cabinetry is offering 26 new pieces of decorative hardware with the rollout, the biggest upgrade in three or four years. Trading out a Tuscany pull for a sleek, modern Craftsman is like trading in your pleated khakis for skinny jeans.

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Places: Eco-Friendly Kitchens

Posted by: on March 8th, 2012 | Make A Comment
Ekokook Eco-friendly kitchen concept

Image via Ekokook

 

Creating a healthy home is a vital component of living a healthier lifestyle and protecting the environment. Eco-friendly homes not only save you money by wasting less, they can also help to improve the health of your family and the environment.

As the kitchen has increasingly become the focal point of many modern homes, serving as a multi-functional living space where families cook, eat, work and entertain, health-conscious homeowners are seeking green, renewable, sustainable alternatives for use not only in the kitchen, but all throughout their home.

In the not too distant future, led by forward-thinking designers like those at the Faltazi Lab who developed the Ekokook kitchen concept (shown above), we may see affordable, intelligent modular solutions for waste management, kitchen health, food storage and radically reduced energy consumption.

Manufacturers are already creating new, eco-friendly kitchen options, from real wood cabinets and flooring, to low-voc paints, water and energy saving faucets, lighting and appliances, and kitchen composters are now widely available at prices comparable to most of the conventional choices.

 

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How to Use Upcycled Cabinets for Organizing

Posted by: on February 17th, 2012 | 5 Comments

There’s really no better time to tackle some organizing and decluttering around your house than these last few weeks of Winter before Spring arrives. Once the sun comes out and trees start to bloom, indoor projects will hit the back burner. While you’re neatening and tidying your nest, consider these helpful tips from organizing extraordinaire, Jen of iHeartOrganizing. See how she repurposes old, used cabinet doors and keeps her busy family-of-five organized. 

Repurposing old cabinet doors

Read on for her easy, how-tos and organizational tips. Take it away, Jen!

Any cabinet door can be transformed to be a fabulous organizational tool.  It may seem hard to believe that something so simple can be a total game changer, but here are a couple of ways that we use them in our home to stay organized.

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How To Store Dishes in Pot Drawers

Posted by: on January 29th, 2012 | 2 Comments

Day 29 of 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized: If you have deep pot drawers that you’d like to use to store dishes, use pegboard and simple wooden dowels to make sure your dishes don’t move in the drawer.

Safely store dishes in pot drawers

Image from BHG

[Editor's Note: 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized is a series featuring clever storage and organization tips that will help you clean house in the new year]

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Install a Hidden Cutting Board

Posted by: on January 28th, 2012 | Make A Comment

Day 28 of 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized: If you’ve love the functionality of a kitchen island but don’t have room for one, consider installing a pull-out butcher-block chopping station right over your trash can. You can chop straight on the cutting board and easily whip discards into the trash can. 

Chopping station over the trash can

Image from The Farm Chicks

[Editor's Note: 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized is a series featuring clever storage and organization tips that will help you clean house in the new year]

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How to Organize Miscellaneous Items

Posted by: on January 23rd, 2012 | Make A Comment

Day 23 of 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized: Sometimes little areas of your home can be forgotten when you catch the organizing bug. Next time you’re out, grab a few of these wire shower hangers and use them to corral random items. Hang it on the wall, on the inside of a cabinet, or on the back of a door to organize small bathroom containers, first aid items, mail, notebooks, or anything else that might be easily lost or misplaced.

Storage and organization tips: wire shower hanger

Image from BHG

[Editor's Note: 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized is a series featuring clever storage and organization tips that will help you clean house in the new year]

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Install a Pull-Out Shelf in Lower Cabinets

Posted by: on January 15th, 2012 | Make A Comment

Day 15 of 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized: Installing pull-out shelves in your lower cabinets may call for a little more work, but the payoff to this project is great! Not only are you making your cabinets more functional, you’re also adding value to your home.

Storage and Organization Tips: Add a pull-out shelf to your lower cabinets to optimize storage

Image from Martha Stewart

Follow this easy how-to to complete the project on your own.

[Editor's Note: 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized is a series featuring clever storage and organization tips that will help you clean house in the new year]

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Turn the Cabinet Toe-Kick into Storage

Posted by: on January 7th, 2012 | One Comment

Day 7 of 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized: Rather than letting a single inch of your kitchen space be function-free, consider having your toe-kick turned into a low drawer.

Storage and organization tip: turn the toe-kick of your kitchen cabinets into a drawer

Image from Better Homes & Gardens

This idea takes a little more to execute (maybe even a hired carpenter), but in a kitchen with limited space, an investment in clever storage can help a small footprint work harder and live larger.

[Editor's Note: 31 Days, 31 Ways to Get Organized is a series featuring clever storage and organization tips that will help you clean house in the new year]

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