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Designer fixtures make a splash in the bath
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine You don’t have to redecorate your entire bathroom to add a fresh look. Sometimes all it takes is a soaking tub, a sexy faucet or brass hardware. Here [...]
Better fabric, style choices in outdoor decor
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Fort Lauderdale home show returns May 25-28
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Matt Blashaw of DYI Network’s Yard Crashers, Money Hunters, Deconstruction and Product Extreme, will present inspired ideas to create your perfect backyard at the Fort Lauderdale Home Design [...]
Five ideas for getting the luxury look at home
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Home decor with the ‘Maestro of Makeovers’
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine It’s no wonder Martin Amado has been called the “Makeover Maestro.” He first put his distinctive mark on South Florida design with Room for Improvement on WSVN-Ch. 7. [...]
18 design ideas for 2018: Editor’s choice
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Contributing Design Editor When was the last time you added something new to your home? Design should evolve year to year to help you feel more connected and more [...]
Home improvements that pay off at resale
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore Magazine Remodeling magazine recently released its 31st annual Cost vs. Value report, comparing costs for 20 of the most popular professional mid-range and upscale remodeling projects in 149 U.S. [...]
Smart TV Unit gives tiny spaces big results
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Whether you have a small apartment or are considering downsizing, you may want to consider these space-saving furnishings from Europe. “The Italians and other Europeans are very familiar [...]
Designers give animal-prints free range
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Dorothy Draper used animal-print wallpaper. Elsie de Wolf designed a round stool in a zebra print. Mario Buatta loves to use leopard prints on fringed ottomans, carpets and [...]
Designer adds more affordable rug line
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub City & Shore Magazine Have a wood, laminate, stone or tile floor? It is a design sin to go bare. Rugs should be added to define areas and add an anchor for [...]
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- Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood will be open Saturday after agreement reverses shutdownThe popular Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood will be open Saturday after reaching an agreement to reverse a city shutdown over safety and parking issues.
- Who needs food halls? This Davie strip mall is a fantasyland for Asian-food fansThe Foodtown shopping center has three Vietnamese eateries, a Hong Kong-style barbecue restaurant, a Thai restaurant, a Taiwanese shaved ice shop and a global market with halal meat and exotic seafood.
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- Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood will be open Saturday after agreement reverses shutdownThe popular Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood will be open Saturday after reaching an agreement to reverse a city shutdown over safety and parking issues.
- Who needs food halls? This Davie strip mall is a fantasyland for Asian-food fansThe Foodtown shopping center has three Vietnamese eateries, a Hong Kong-style barbecue restaurant, a Thai restaurant, a Taiwanese shaved ice shop and a global market with halal meat and exotic seafood.
Shopping & Beauty
- Broward County's 954 area code ranks near top for most robocalls in the nationIf you have a 954 area code, you're getting more robocalls than most people in the nation. That Broward County area code ranked near the top of YouMail's September Robocall List. A staggering 4.4 billion robocalls were made in September, according to the visual voicemail company. That's 147 million...
- Getting unsolicited political text messages? Here's how to stop themRobocalls drive us crazy, and now there’s a new nuisance to deal with on our cellphones: text messages from political candidates. With early voting beginning Monday and running through Nov. 4, many voters will be inundated with unsolicited text messages from candidates. Some people on the receiving...
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Mom angry after cop is filmed punching daughter, 14. Cops say video doesn't tell whole story.Two Coral Springs cops hold a 14-year-old girl face down, her arms pinned beneath her. One of the officers puts a knee into her back and pummels her twice in the ribs with a closed fist. A bystander shrieks: “Why are you hitting her?” And that’s all the blurred nine-second video clip captured of...
- School shooter tormented his mother yet she escorted him to buy an AK-47Nikolas’ Cruz’s mom thought he was too disturbed to ever live on his own, but she took him to buy an AK-47 anyway, according to documents released Friday by prosecutors in the Parkland school shootings. An employee from Gun World of South Florida told detectives that an older woman who he thought...
- Amendment 1 property tax break: Why some love it, others fear itif you’re a Florida homeowner, there’s a good chance the amount of money you pay in property taxes will be lower next year. That’s because voters in November will decide if an extra homestead exemption should be given to homes assessed at more than $100,000. Many city and county leaders fear passage...
