Before construction begins on any new building these days, much more thought goes into the process from beginning to end. With the trend toward green design, the use of sustainable materials and the impact that building any structure can have on our environment...
Room Recipes: Most Recent Posts
Eco Training For… Pro Architects?
Posted on August 20, 2009
Should I Stay Or Should I Go…Now?
Posted on August 17, 2009
For New York renters “The Stay-Put Incentive” translates into cold, hard cash, according to ELIZABETH A. HARRIS of The New York Times. Spring and summer are the times of year when people are at their happiest, it would seem, so we become lose...
Spacey Design
Posted on August 14, 2009
According to PENELOPE GREEN and The New York Times, “High On Design” is surely a new euphemism for homes that look like they belong on the launchpad at the Kennedy Space Center. One in Guilford, Connecticut (my home state!) is known as “the...
Alfresco Zen Boudoir
Posted on August 13, 2009
Interiors by Krista Watterworth Design INSTRUCTIONS: 1. The calming Zen-like feel of Japanese style interiors...
Cabin Sunroom for Bird Lovers
Posted on August 12, 2009
Swapping out a French Country sun room for a log cabin inspired space that displays a collection of antique bottles and provides hours of fun bird watching was certainly an interesting design dilemma. But I pulled it off with a committed team and hours...
Welcome to the new RoomRecipes.com!
Posted on August 03, 2009
Room Recipes is a blogging community for those who simply love design and can’t get enough design television, especially HGTV! Why recipes? While Room Recipes will most certainly discuss every aspect of kitchen design, our coverage of food won’t...
What to do with a small bathroom space
Posted on August 01, 2009
Living in Manhattan has its advantages – it’s an amazingly culturally diverse place where you can spend the day at MOMA and the evening catching a Broadway show, then go to dinner at midnight with a crowd of other night owls – all that on a Tuesday! On...
Red Hot and Green
Posted on July 28, 2009
The new show on HGTV called RED, HOT and GREEN is hip, fun and informative. It sounds like it could be a show about Mexican vegetarian cuisine… but it’s an eco-friendly renovation show. Carter Oosterhouse is the big star of the network and...
Recession Redo
Posted on July 17, 2009
Believe it or not, I recently designed a three room New York City apartment for $5000 (including bathroom and kitchen). My Room Recipe was simple: Cheap Mod Chic! The homeowner is sophisticated, understated and sweet so I had to incorporate these three...
IdeaPaint – Instant Whiteboard Wall Paint
Posted on July 13, 2009




