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SCREENED PORCH Article on Page 2 SPRING | 2019 Remodeling Designs, Inc. SPRING Remodeling Tips 2 019 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID CHARLOTTE NC PERMIT NO 3609 Photo: Courtesy of Screen Tight (www.screentight.com) Courtesy of Screen Photo: THE BENEFITS OF A SCREENED PORCH Article on page 2 Preheat the oven to 350 Ed’s Green Bean Casserole Line a 3 qt baking dish with bread crumbs – I use Italian. Now this Green Bean Casserole is kicked up a notch from your Use a large bowl to combine the following: average Campbell’s recipe. This is a real crowd pleaser! The first • 1 big can of artichoke hearts, quartered time I had this casserole was at Thanksgiving when my father- in-law introduced me to a new way of doing green beans. I then • 2 large tomatoes, peeled, seeded then coarse chop – If you made it for our company Christmas party everyone was raving don’t know how to peel a tomato go to the video on you tube about it. I’ll never be able to go back to the old recipe and I’m sure where I show how it is done. your family won’t either. I hope you enjoy! • 2 cans of whole green beans, rinsed • A sprinkle of garlic powder – I use a heavy sprinkle • 1/8 cup of Parmesan Cheese grated – I use Parmesan Reggiano • ½ cup of grated Swiss cheese - I use Gruyere • Combine and Add: • ¾ cup of Mayonnaise - I like Hellman’s • ¾ cup of sour cream • 1/3 cup of onions, chopped fine After mixing all the ingredients in the large bowl transfer to the prepared baking dish. The last ingredient is shredded cheddar cheese. Top off the dish with as much shredded cheese as you like. I use at least a cup. Put it in the oven for about 30 minutes and you’re good to go. 937.438.0031 remodelingdesigns.com 2 THE BENEFITS OF A SCREENED PORCH It’s spring! Homeowners are beginning to imagine all the fun they could have this summer if they incorporated an outdoor living space at home. Decks, patios and screened porches can Tight (www.screentight.com) CourtesyScreen of Photo: all provide a wonderful place to entertain friends and family in a fresh and invigorating environment. What type of outdoor living space are you visualizing for your home? too hot in the summer if you like to spend the evenings on your A very popular option among homeowners today is the screened porch. A windy location can make the screened porch feel too porch. It offers a convenient space to enjoy your natural chilly in the fall. Tucking your porch into a more protected area of surroundings, savor meals, play card games and watch TV all your home helps guard against rain entering through the screens while protecting you from rain showers or pesky insects. Unlike when it storms. An awning, exterior Bermuda shutters or even a standard addition, a screened porch expands your home’s some dense shrubbery can keep most water out of an exposed living space without requiring the extra expense of a foundation, area of your porch. insulation or HVAC system. Now think about how you plan to use your screened porch. One of the first things to consider when designing your screened This all depends on your personal preferences and the space porch is what direction it will face. Your screened porch can available. Perhaps you are dreaming of a quiet retreat where you connect to your home at different locations—which works best can relax, nap, read favorite books and reflect on the beauty of for you? At the front of your home you can keep an eye on your your natural surroundings. Or maybe you picture an intimate children playing in the front yard. In the back it is more private, space for outdoor dining with a few close friends and family secluded, and the view may be preferable. In addition, sun, wind members. During the warmer months your porch could become and rain affect the comfort level. A western exposure may be your everyday dining area. In this case, be sure to include built-in storage for plates, cutlery, drinking glasses and napkins. If you want to accommodate big family gatherings and other social occasions, be sure the size of your screened porch will comfortably seat a large number of people. Think about incorporating outdoor ceiling fans, excellent lighting, a fireplace, a flat screen TV, outdoor speakers, and possibly electrical outlets Photography by Jeff Davis Jeff by Photography as well as plumbing for an outdoor kitchen and wet bar. If this generous space will be used as an outdoor game room for all ages, construct a knee wall around the porch’s perimeter to provide safety for young children and pets. Use a heavy-duty type of screening and include additional electrical outlets. Your screened porch should be a seamless addition to your home’s exterior architecture. Match the roof lines and the roofing materials on your porch to that of your home. A gable roof creates the possibility of a beautiful cathedral ceiling for your porch. The shape of the screen frames can vary from the standard rectangular, to arched or triangular. Use trim, fancy balustrade details and decorative skirting to make your porch blend nicely with your home’s existing architecture. This adds curb appeal. Make a smooth transition between indoors and outdoors. Build the porch level with your home’s threshold, and keep the flooring materials consistent from inside to outside. This also increases accessibility. Bring some interior elements outside, such as furniture, cushions, area rugs, and lamps. For easy maintenance, choose weatherproof fabrics. Discovery WineStation 3 Do you love to entertain friends and temperature settings and pouring family in your home, but sometimes volume. feel overwhelmed by all the tasks you must keep up with? When it comes to An argon gas preservation system serving wine, for example, you could prevents oxidation and allows the wine ask a trusted friend to pour each guest’s to remain fresh for up to 60 days. You requested amount and type of wine. Or may open multiple wine bottles and you could hire a professional bartender. enjoy the freshness without any loss of Or you could consider purchasing flavor or natural aroma. The patented Dacor’s Discovery WineStation. CleanPour head simplifies bottle changing and is easy to clean. With the This amazing appliance is an WineStation there are no fixed tubes or Courtesy of Dacor (www.dacor.com) Photo: automated, temperature controlled, plumbing to be flushed with chemicals four-bottle wine dispensing and or cleaning solutions every time you preservation system for your home. change a bottle. Each WineStation may With a simple touch of the finger, your be built into cabinetry or freestanding guests can choose just the right wine on the counter. It is supplied with a and the exact amount they prefer. locking door to protect it from curious The LCD screens and touch control children when it is left unattended. panel display wine varieties, vintages, Utilizing Color Boards When you are remodeling your home, you will be asked to approve the colors, styles, patterns, materials, and finishes that will be used in each space. This can be challenging. For example, when you visit the tile store, will you remember whether the cabinets you chose a couple days ago complement the tile colors you are currently selecting? Will your paint selections today enhance the new upholstery you ordered last week? Does a situation like this make you hesitant to choose anything other than a simple, off-white color scheme where you can be sure everything matches? Photo: Courtesy of Amerock (www.amerock.com) Amerock Courtesy of Photo: A color board is an important method for helping you make these decisions with certainty. It displays the actual samples of tile, fabrics, paint colors, cabinet hardware, and wood finishes that are being recommended for your remodeling project. With a color board you can more easily determine whether or not the Photography by Jeff Davis Jeff by Photography various products are the perfect arrangement you are looking for in your home. Houzz and Pinterest offer a huge variety of online color boards that offer inspiration as you are envisioning your upcoming remodeling project. Certified remodelers and interior designers often use color boards to present ideas to their clients. They may put these online so you can view them on your smartphone or tablet. But it also can be advantageous to have the real thing right there in front of you to compare and contrast the colors, designs, and the feel of products against your skin. © 2019 RT Marketing inc. Articles represent opinion of authors. Although all is said to the best of our knowledge, we assume no liability for any of the contents. Reproduction not permitted without permission. 937.438.0031 SPRING | 2019 Remodeling Tips remodelingdesigns.com SPRING Ed’s Green Bean Casserole EXPECT MORE, AND GET IT! 2 019 Kitchen Design Solutions PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID CHARLOTTE NC Benefits of a Screened Porch PERMIT NO 3609 Remodeling Designs, Inc. 3720 Benner Road Miamisburg, OH 45342 Utilizing Color Boards Photo: Courtesy of Screen Tight (www.screentight.com) Courtesy of Screen Photo: Creative Kitchen Designs Provide Solutions Steve and Bettina Scharrer have lived in their 1976, tri-level home for over 20 years. They have raised two wonderful children here and THE BENEFITS OF A now enjoy spending quite a bit of time with their grandchildren. They couldn’t imagine leaving a place with so many memories. SCREENED PORCH It was finally time to do a major renovation to the kitchen.
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