Health
Technology is Driving Home Improvement
Source: NBN / CP RadioWire
Jun 4, 2004, 08:30

What's new in home decorating? According to the latest trend seen at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, old is new again, but without the hassles of yesteryear. Now you can capture the rich look of old world finishes like antique nickel and oil rubbed bronze with Kingsley faucets by Moen - yet have new millennium durability. And to help you hang your old world wallpaper or even new world cabinetry and shelves, use the Qube system by Zircon, to take the guesswork out of your layout.  It projects vertical, horizontal and crossed lines onto any surface.   Tom Kraeutler, home care expert and host of "The Money Pit" radio show:

�Technology is driving home improvement in the twenty first century, and we�re seeing that lots of ways from the innovations in the lasers that are out on the market, to improvements in antique materials to fit the durability demands of today�s lifestyles.�