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Spacelifting tip #2: Keep your eye on the door! Feeling comfortable in a room has roots in ancient Feng Shui, from feudal times. Even if you know logically that no one is going to rush in the room and attack, at an instinctual level you’re more comfortable when you can see the door. Place your furniture accordingly and relax!

Spacelifting tip #3: Clear the way! Proper clearance to all furniture, doors, and pathways seems obvious, but often is lacking. That dresser blocking the way to the other side of the bed, newer additions that never find a good spot- these block the way of proper space use and Qi (”chee”), or energy. That’s right, …

“In my next home, I really want _____________.” What’s at the top of YOUR list?

Just saw this product today and the color is FAB! Not showing as well on their browser- I saw it at Chicago Kitchen Center’s new Clybourn showroom. I’d use it on a slab door, but Jeff can show you a lot of choices- (773) 880-5868.

http://www.ultracraft.com/browser.asp?ACTION=ShowItemView&ID=336&TYPE=f

The perfect countertop? Stainless steel. NO maintenance, reflects light, cheaper than stone, unique. Yes, I do have a good source. Yes, for real stainless, not the faux laminate. You can get a sink to your specs- or they will weld in any stainless sink you provide.

Great new Kohler sink: Texture and subdued luminosity give great contrast to all the white and mirrors in your contemporary bath.

http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/suites_collections_details.jsp?item=13166702&prod_num=Antilia&category=18

Cool Klipsch speaker system, that retrofits into your existing recessed lighting! The have LED lights AND the wireless 20 watt speaker built right in. Both are controlled by a small remote which can handle 2 zones.

http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/lightspeaker-system-overview/

Seen at the Kitchen and Bath Show last week- gorgeous glass countertops.

http://www.thinkglass.com/thinkglass/why-glass/why-glass

Kohler stage at the Kitchen and Bath Show- you shoulda been there!

http://www.facebook.com/LittlerockConstruction?ref=ts#!/photo.php?pid=3897387&id=93601209233

Sterling (a Kohler Co) introduced Accord, a modular (can be used for remodeling)shower stall, with click-in-place installation AND A REMOVABLE SEAT- at a nice price.

http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/baths-and-showers/shower-stalls/