New York Certifies Interior Designers Under New Law
Governor Cuomo signs a bill creating a state certification for interior designers to raise standards and status. Candidates need seven years of education and training and must pass two exams. The program takes effect June 1 with a two year transition for existing professionals. New York joins eight states plus Puerto Rico and District of Columbia recognizing interior designers legally.
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Plans to replicate period out-buildings with vintage garage designs
Old-house owners seek period garages to complement restored Victorians. Suppliers offer saltbox, barn, and carriage shed plans, with El Townsend and Son Inc and Lynch & Co Ltd providing Victorian and post-Victorian styles plus options to adapt modern garages.
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The City Gardener's Handbook Brings Urban Tips
Linda Yang presents a practical guide for city gardening in harsh climates. From rooftops to balcony ledges, the book blends expert and amateur insights with city specific tips for tender growth in tough spaces.
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Hyacinth 3 house design offers spa rich sun room
A mid daylight home named Hyacinth 3 showcases a private master suite spa and a large party spa in the sun room. Vaulted entry and glassed sun room draw natural light where plants and people thrive. The layout includes a shalfe bath near the front, a Clover leaf spa in the master, extensive hallways, a country kitchen, and three bedrooms with baths and walk in closets. For a study plan order, send $5 to Landmark Designs in Eugene Oregon.
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Antiques Talkon Fort Edward Stoneware and Icebox Values
A reader asks about a Fort Edward stoneware crock with cobalt decoration marked Piageten & Co Fort Edward NY. Estimates place decorated pieces from $300 to $4,500. a chair from late Victorian era valued around $250+. An icebox pictured could be worth about $700, depending on features like milk glass inserts and brass hardware.
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How to identify wood finishes and refinish furniture
Learn how to identify varnish lacquer shellac polyurethane and paint finishes. Use proper removers and methods for each type, protect trims, work in small areas, and follow temperature and application guidelines. Formby offers a free refinishing booklet and free telephone advice.
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