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  • This Old House

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    Jun 07, 2019 3 minutes

    COVER See the listing for “Better Than Ever.”

    HOME SOLUTIONS (pp. 9–14) Wood floors are lightening up > Thanks to Brett Miller, vice president of education and certification, National Wood Flooring Association; nwfa.org. Katie Allen, director of marketing, Lumber Liquidators; lumberliquidators.com. Zack Clavin, strategic product manager, Bona US; us.bona.com. Time to upgrade your toilet? > Thanks to Pete DeMarco, chair of the board of directors, Alliance for Water Efficiency; allianceforwaterefficiency.org.

    Sophisticated sanctuary Designer/builder: Edit Design Build Studio, LLC, Minneapolis; . Tile installer: Tile Fusion, Shakopee, MN; 952-367-6500. Tile: . Showerhead and sinks: . Faucets: Rohl; . Shower enclosure and mirrors: Glass & Mirror Outlet, Hopkins, MN; . Tub and shower fittings, shelf above tub: Rohl; . Bathtub: Hydro Systems; . Vanity cabinets: Minnesota Valley Cabinets, Savage, MN; . Countertops: Paramount Granite Co., St. Michael, MN; . Lighting: Sonneman—A Way of Light; . Hardware: .

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