Sun Rooms
Fill your home with natural light and add the space you’ve always wanted with a beautiful sunroom addition.
Enjoy the beauty, serenity, and energy of nature all year round in a sun room addition from Four Seasons. Reap the benefits of an outdoor living area 365 days a year, without inclement weather, pests, or other problems the outdoors may present.
Who couldn’t use the extra space — whether to entertain, set up a much-needed work area, or play area for the kids.
Your sunroom addition is sure to become the most popular room in your home.
You’ll also be pleased to know your new sunroom can be installed in one-third the time of a traditional room addition and for thousands less.
Want the kitchen of your dreams?
To finish the kitchen off, we have a full selection of flooring, including wood, laminate, travertine, and ceramic tiles.
- Hanstone
- LG HI-MACS (Acrylic solid surface)
- Decore-ative specialties
- Tempest
Creativity
Ignore all principles in favor of creativity. Having some guidelines gives people a good starting point for furnishing and decorating their home, even if some of them aren’t practical for a particular space. Go with something personal that makes you smile and, above all, is comfortable. Overly designed rooms don’t really translate in modern life. A pillow collection and an art arrangement that are seemingly haphazard, as shown here, create a dressed-down look with plenty of style.
Blot don't Rob
Blot stains don't rub them: Dab stains with a cleaning solution and a clean cloth, paper towels, or a sponge. "The key is blotting.
Blotting puts a small amount of pressure on the stain to soak it up," Tarbox says. "Rubbing causes the particles to get ground
into the carpet fibers, and this can lead to the premature breakdown of those fibers." Always blot from the outside of the stain inward, as blotting outward can spread the stain.
Blotting puts a small amount of pressure on the stain to soak it up," Tarbox says. "Rubbing causes the particles to get ground
into the carpet fibers, and this can lead to the premature breakdown of those fibers." Always blot from the outside of the stain inward, as blotting outward can spread the stain.
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