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Showing posts with label Holiday Season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday Season. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
WHAT'S NEW AT PREMIERGARAGE
WHAT'S NEW AT PREMIERGARAGE
New and innovative products at Premier Garage including our sliding door garage cabinets. Contact Us Today or visit one of our local showrooms.
Monday, December 18, 2017
Natural Beauty
The natural beauty of granite has made it a popular choice for
decorators and homeowners for many years. Granite is useful for all
kinds of applications, including kitchen counter tops and islands, bath
vanity tops, backsplashes, sinks or basins, fireplace mantles,
decorative medallions (mosaics) and flooring. If you love the look of
granite for a garage floor but can’t justify the expense of the real
thing, a PremierOne Stone garage floor coating can give you the same
look at much less cost. A sister product to PremierOne Decorative
Texture, PremierOne Stone is created with 1/4” chips to produce the
textured, natural stone appearance of granite in six trending colors for
your garage floor. Color choices include Blackburn, Bona, Denali,
Grey’s Peak, Hubbard, and Sanford, as well as the option of custom color
blends.
Friday, June 23, 2017
Make Your Home Office Appealing
- Tailored Living will maximize your home office space by designing workspaces that are ergonomically friendly, taking into account user height, work area needs and accessibility to computers, printers and other office equipment.
- Capturing vertical space, custom cabinets and shelves will provide practical space for books, supplies and other work-related items, with space for décor pieces so the office space will reflect your personality.
- Hanging files, slide out trash bins, ergonomic keyboards, glass-inset doors and decorative crown moldings are just some of the options to customize your home office design.
- You can include an entertainment or media center in the home office storage cabinets that can serve to make daily breaks more interesting with videos, games or music.
Friday, May 26, 2017
Be Professional
If you work from home, you know the value of a functional, custom
home office. It’s difficult to accomplish very much with just a laptop on the dining room table or a desk stuck in the corner of the bedroom. A built in home office has sufficient work space, ergonomic furniture, storage for all your business needs and, as its name implies, all the comforts of home!
Whether you conduct company business from your home office or just manage the household bills and chat online, your home office design should be inviting and efficient for whatever you do. A Tailored Living designer will ask all the right questions to create a custom home office design that will meet all your needs:
- Who will be using the home office?
- How many work stations will be needed?
- What kind of work will be done?
- What equipment must be accommodated?
- What are specific storage needs?
- Is the space used for anything else?
Friday, May 19, 2017
You're in Control!
Our proven storage design process breaks the seemingly overwhelming task
into small, manageable segments, putting you in control.Step One: Find the Tailored Living designer in your area to schedule a free, in-home consultation.
Starting with a preliminary discussion to determine your needs makes the in-home consultation to go smoothly and ensure that time spent is maximized.
Step Two: The free, in-home consultation
Your designer will spend time in your home discussing your space needs and multiple design options for custom, effective storage solutions that will help you meet your organizational goals.
Step Three: The final decision
Once you’ve finalized your design, you’ll receive a written estimate, detailing everything about your order.
Step Four: Behind the scenes
This is designer territory.
Step Five: Installation and celebration
Tailored Living professional installers arrive on time with everything they need to do full installation.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Use your garage to its maximum potential:
Turning your garage into functional living space and moving activities into the garage will make the whole house feel bigger. Put some space between squabbling teens and preteens by setting up an additional game room or media center in the garage. Garage Organization Ideas to Get Ready for Summertime Fun
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Custom garage organization
Premier Garage is ready to help you design a garage that will take you from season to season, all year long.
- A customized system of floor-to-ceiling garage storage cabinets (with the option of locking doors) will maintain all your possessions in an organized fashion so you’ll never have to dig through piles or go on extensive treasure hunts again!
- Wall hanging systems like Slatwall PVC panels or steel Gridwall Racks can organize tools, sporting equipment, gardening supplies and more.
- Countertops and work surfaces can be integrated with upper and lower cabinets around the washer and dryer, as a workbench or a crafts and gift wrapping center.
- Overhead storage racks can capture unused space for seldom-used or bulky items like Christmas trees, sleeping bags and ice chests.
- PremierOne® decorative garage floor coatings or PremierTrax interlocking tiles will create an industry-tough, easy-care surface that keeps your garage clean and safe.
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Decluttering Tricks for Kids' Rooms
1. Create a toy rotation bin
The simple truth behind organizing anything is that the more stuff you own, the more time you need to maintain that stuff. That's why limiting the number of toys and clothes your child owns will make a dramatic difference in how much time you spend asking them to "clean up." To ease into a more minimalist kids room, start with a toy rotation. Grab two or three plastic bins and start filling them with groups of toys that go together that your child is not "into" at the moment. Take the bins and store them up in a linen cupboard or in your family storage unit—the important thing is to keep them out of sight. You'll find that when you bring those toys back, it will be just as exciting as bringing in brand new toys since they haven't seen them in a while.
2. Make the closet kid-proof
You can make clean-ups easier on your kiddos and yourself by designing a closet that is difficult to undo. Keep folded clothes on shelves out of reach, so your littles can't pull all the clean laundry onto the floor while attempting to dress themselves. Or maybe add another curtain rod at kiddo height in the closet and put just a few outfits for them to choose from. Use plastic baskets or kitchen utensil drawer dividers to keep socks, underpants and T-shirts from getting jumbled up.
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Home-grown Gift Ideas That Will Make the Holidays Sweeter
It’s that time of year when even people who don’t make lists are making lists–lists for holiday shopping so that no one is disappointed when the presents are handed out. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or Santa Claus, giving gifts to loved ones and friends is a big part of the holidays, and we can all use a little help when it comes to finding just the right gift for everyone.
But finding that perfect gift may be easier than you think! Tailored Living®can help with home organization and storage solutions that keep on giving all year long, making life easier and more enjoyable for the whole family. Consider custom closets for him and her, a built-in media center, a total garage makeover to free up room for a man cave or home gym, and customized pantry and laundry storage. You may be surprised at the gift potential right in your own home!
But finding that perfect gift may be easier than you think! Tailored Living®can help with home organization and storage solutions that keep on giving all year long, making life easier and more enjoyable for the whole family. Consider custom closets for him and her, a built-in media center, a total garage makeover to free up room for a man cave or home gym, and customized pantry and laundry storage. You may be surprised at the gift potential right in your own home!
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Toddler and Kid-Friendly Christmas Tree
Read more here." This year we decorated our Kid Christmas Tree with all felted and plastic ornaments to avoid the Toddler + Christmas Tree crisis. Now, when she pulls the ornaments off, its ok! We can let her play with it or ask her to put it back and not worry about her dropping them, getting cut or choking on the metal tops. Luckily for us, she steers clear of the lights. She usually just points and says “HOT” about anything that glows. Grandma taught her well. My in-laws are to thank for all the ornaments. My sister-in-law works in India and she brought the Garland home for us. My mother-in-law got the felt balls at Target. I love all the colors."
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Did you know?
Every year more than 400 million people celebrate Xmas around the world — that makes Xmas one of the world’s biggest religious and commercial festivities. In approximately year 300 A.D., the birthday of Jesus was determined to be on December 25, the day that has been celebrated from then till this very day. The celebration on the 25th of December starts with Christmas Eve, the evening of December 24.
The religious festival is originally a blend of pagan customs. The Romans held a festival on December 25 called Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, i.e. “the birthday of the unconquered sun.”. Pagan Scandinavia celebrated a winter festival called Yule, held in late December to early January. However, it is uncertain exactly why December 25 became associated with the birth of Jesus since the Old Testament doesn’t mention a specific date of the event.
The religious festival is originally a blend of pagan customs. The Romans held a festival on December 25 called Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, i.e. “the birthday of the unconquered sun.”. Pagan Scandinavia celebrated a winter festival called Yule, held in late December to early January. However, it is uncertain exactly why December 25 became associated with the birth of Jesus since the Old Testament doesn’t mention a specific date of the event.
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