July ’07 Log Home Design Web Features

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Bent Into Shape Save time and energy by employing the kitchen work triangle in your kitchen’s design. Click here to find out how.	Design Battle Is your home a gender decor-warfare battlefield? Follow these steps to  call a cease-fire in the design battle of the sexes.
Decor Dilemmas We all probably have a piece of furniture with a face only a mother could love. Read on to find out how to deal with your decor ugly duckling – or your spouses.	Bonus from the magazine: Home Tour With the kids out of the house this Iowa couple downsizes and ditches their empty nest for a log home that celebrates life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. From July 2007 Log Home Design
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