generate | October 22, 2010
What to do with your furniture during a move is always a tough question. You want to protect your furniture, but you also don’t want to waste truck space that can be filled with boxes. There’s a balance in there; you just need to know how to load the truck in a way that’s both [...]
generate | July 2, 2010
Goods like any other – can be said. Although kitchen/dining room chairs require more consideration. Well, as we do eat, drink and rest on them.
Hard chairs aren’t always bad, as long as, you will want to get rid of your guests and send them to the living room straight away. Dining room chairs should give [...]
generate | June 10, 2010
Here at Kalusto Furniture, we have seen our fair share of mishaps. Young hopefuls and furniture veterans alike will dream up a fantastic new ‘look’ for a room, sometimes the whole home and then they will embark on a monumental furniture shopping spree. The problem? Many simple rules of thumb and careful planning can sometimes [...]
admin | January 25, 2010
When shopping for dependable, attractive contemporary furniture you might look want to think about the type of the materials used to construct it. Are they long-lasting items or are they made with materials that will break easily?
It is important to know this because it will help you save quite a bit of money. Furthermore, you [...]
admin | January 5, 2010
I’m restaining some birch kitchen cabinet doors after removing some molding / profiling from the face of the doors. After sanding to remove the old finish, the wood is actually a little darker and rougher where the molding was. What do I do to make the color as even as possible when I seal [...]
admin | January 1, 2010
I have a collection of graniteware miniatures (kitchen utensils)
My Mother used to hang them with florist clay, but they kept falling off the wall. There is now floral tape which I use for candles, but it dries out over time like the clay.
I checked out Museum Gel, but it says not for [...]
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