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Cambridge Kitchens brings craftsmanship to Hicksville (opens the original)
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At the time, he was working in home improvement and contracting, and the cabinetry arriving for his clients was not meeting the standard he wanted. So he ordered cabinets from several manufacturers and broke them open to see what was inside. “He took a hammer to them,” said Joanna Vassi, vice president of Cambridge Kitchens and Nick’s daughter. “And he said, I’m going to figure out what the best parts of each of these cabinets are, and I’m going to put them together, and I’m going to make the be
7th Avenue brings its personalized furniture showroom model to Walt Whitman Shops (opens the original)
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People can make plenty of home purchases with a few clicks. A sofa is one they may want to sit on before they decide. It has to fit the room, but also the life around it. It has to feel right after more than five minutes. It has to survive the dog, the kids, the dinner guest with the drink in hand, the new paint color two years from now, and the larger house somewhere down the line. That is part of the thinking behind 7th Avenue’s first Long Island showroom, which opened in July at Walt Whitman
Ciuffo Cabinetry knows how to finish the room (opens the original)
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Most people can tell when a room is almost there, even if they cannot quite explain what is missing. The furniture fits, the colors work, and the storage does its job. But somehow, the room still feels a little askew. Maybe a cabinet was added because there was nowhere else to put the serving pieces, or a bookcase was brought in to fill a wall that always looked empty. Those choices can be perfectly useful, and sometimes even beautiful, but the room can still feel like it was solved in pieces. C
Annette Jaffe Interiors can help with a home that grows with you (opens the original)
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Homes have a funny way of revealing who lives in them. Not on move-in day when the paint is fresh and every room is doing exactly what the floor plan says it should do. The real story shows up later, after years of routines, changing schedules, new hobbies, growing kids, unexpected pets, and all the other things that reshape a family. As the years progress, a playroom becomes a study space and the guest room pulls double duty as the home office. Formal rooms drop the facade and start hosting gam
Cara Woodhouse Interiors designs homes around how people live, shaping spaces they want to return to (opens the original)
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Cara Woodhouse walked into a house in Roslyn and knew immediately it would be a home for her and her family. What was there was easy enough to see. The shag carpeting, the dark paneling, the sense that the place was left behind in another decade. Others saw a project at best, a complete teardown... Read More
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