1.Wool rug 2. Vanity set 3. Linear chandelier 4.Ceiling Fan 5. Hard wood flooring
6. Eat metal wall letters 7.Cow Painting 8.Wall sconce 9. Cabinet knob 10. Wing chair
If you're one of those that's always on the hunt for something to improve your home, you should really check Build.com, the number one merchant store that offers everything you need in order to add comfort to your home.
Based in the United States, build.com offers exclusive deals on home improvement products. Unlike other merchant stores, build.com isn't a jack of all trade and master of none. If there’s anything you are looking to buy for your home, then you have no reason to go elsewhere other than this particular store.
Whether you are looking to refurbish your living room, bed room, lavatory, or kitchen, you will surely find everything you need in a single place. For me, most of the time, it's home decor, I love it.
Big or small; from small hardware items to big appliances and everything in between, you're going to find it at build.com.
The amazing thing about Build.com is that you can easily navigate and search for anything without stress or complication.
This year I'm trying to bring more organization to my kitchen cabinets, so, I headed to build.com to find some drawer slides to give my cabinets more storage.
All the main categories to choose from are located in the navigation bar -Bathroom, Kitchen, Lightning, Fans, Hardware, Appliances, Heating & Cooling, Home Decor, Flooring, Savings, and more.
I chose Kitchen, but I also could have gone through Hardware.
Once I clicked on Kitchen, the new page with sub-menus appeared to help narrow down the search.
The search keeps on narrowing down to the specific items you're looking for. In my case, the final search was drawer slides, dimensions and type.
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The amazing thing about Build.com is that you can easily navigate and search for anything without stress or complication.
This year I'm trying to bring more organization to my kitchen cabinets, so, I headed to build.com to find some drawer slides to give my cabinets more storage.
All the main categories to choose from are located in the navigation bar -Bathroom, Kitchen, Lightning, Fans, Hardware, Appliances, Heating & Cooling, Home Decor, Flooring, Savings, and more.
I chose Kitchen, but I also could have gone through Hardware.
Once I clicked on Kitchen, the new page with sub-menus appeared to help narrow down the search.
The search keeps on narrowing down to the specific items you're looking for. In my case, the final search was drawer slides, dimensions and type.
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Talk about easy navigation! However, if at any moment you need help, there are always representatives only a click away to guide you through your search.
In most cases people find it difficult to get the best out of some products due to lack of prior knowledge of installation and use. This is unlikely to happen if you shop at build.com as they provide all the necessary information needed to guide you during the installation process and usage. On each product page, there are different sections with PDF instructions, installation videos, Q&A, reviews and product specialist contact information help.
Build.com wants to make sure your project goes as smoothly as possible. So what else do you need to give your home the best look? Everything is right there for you.
My order? Well, it was delivered pretty quickly. :)
I can't wait to show you what I'm doing with these!
I can't wait to show you what I'm doing with these!
Start shopping and feel the difference.
*A huge thanks to Build.com for sponsoring this post. My favorable opinion about their website is 100% my own*
I'm kind of obsessed with the cow painting you featured (my fiance' has an angus farm so we love cow themed anything!)
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I am excited to see what you do with them! Looks like a great store too!
ReplyDeleteThis may be my answer. We have a condo on Bromley Mt. in Vt and want to replace the old carpet and vinyl and I am getting different advice each time I visit a different flooring store. I love everything you do so maybe you can guide me. Engineered wood, laminate, vinyl that looks like wood, carpet, tile that looks like wood? We have to worry about ski boots and water from shoes and boots. Entrance hall, PR, kitchen,dining room and living room area all open to each other . All continuous space but should we divide between entrance hall PR and kitchen and do carpet for the rest? I am overwhelmed and procrastinating until I find the best choice. Any advice you or your readers have would be so appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI will check out build.com now that you have suggested it and hope I can good advice there too.
You are so gifted and talented and on top of that you get things done. Thanks for your blog, love it!
Hi Carol, Thanks so much for stopping by and for your kind comments. I understand how you feel, with so many choices, it's hard to decide what would work best in your place. Personally, I would go with tile at least in the entrance hall and maybe, for the entire condo if its heated, otherwise hardwood floors with area rugs. Yes, you can find all kinds of flooring at Build.com. Here is a link to a good flooring review to help you narrow your choices: http://goo.gl/50RGPI
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