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Nov 12, 2010 By New England Design and Construction After spending so long preparing for your Christmas dinner why put it on something so boring and dull? It's one of the few times in the year when we actually prepare the dining table for festivities, so lets make it special and do it correctly! ...
11/12/2010
Nov 11, 2010 By New England Design and Construction Whether you use a fake Christmas tree, a real one, or one you made yourself..http://nedesignbuild.com/articles/?p=137 (An interesting way to make your own Christmas tree) You will have to put up lights and ornaments. To me I personally believe t...
11/11/2010
Nov 11, 2010 By New England Design and Construction Forgo the traditional floral center-piece and bring your dining room table to life with a miniature village display. This is sure to enthrall visitors of all ages and is exciting to build! Spruce up that chandelier by embellishing the shades wit...
11/11/2010
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Nov 11, 2010 By New England Design and Construction 1. Enjoyment. Remodeling a home can be a very exciting adventure. Watching that outdated and tired room become demolished and transformed into a much more comfortable and stylish space, is quite satisfying. By moving, you will not experience t...
11/11/2010
Nov 10, 2010 By New England Design and Construction When I was a child, my family and I would drive down to a local tree farm for a Christmas tree. It was a magical time for me and my siblings, we would run around and see who can find the biggest trees, but for some reason, my mother never seem...
11/09/2010
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Nov 9, 2010 By New England Design and Construction Improve your homes aesthetics and function without breaking the bank. Let’s face it. Your time is valuable and each day it seems to become even more limited. Improving your home can seem like a daunting task and a costly endeavor. However, it doe...
11/09/2010
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Christmas is coming up and you know what that means..... the dreaded gift wrapping part! I mean you have all the presents laying there hidden in your closet so what now? I guess you'll have to drive to your local convenient store and just buy some gift wrapping paper.... BUT WAIT!!!! Why not try...
11/09/2010
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Its almost time! Better start preparing! It's time to get into the Christmas festivities and get the decorations out! With the holidays coming up its time to bring out the lights, get out the stockings, and get to decorating! Decorating should be a time where you and your family spend time toge...
11/08/2010
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Nov 4, 2010 By New England Design and Construction We think any New England resident would agree, there is no time or place like this region’s holiday season. A truly magical time of year filled with joy, laughter and warmth. Your home should be an embodiment of these traits. This is why we took ...
11/04/2010
Nov 10, 2010 By New England Design and Construction The first step of actually saving energy is to formulate a plan. Usually when we waste energy, it's bad habit that we leave lights on or we leave electronics on or leave the water running. It's going to be hard to change habits but if you stick ...
10/28/2010
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