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It is common knowledge that we want general, ambient lighting in our houses, but you will find things to think about before you get the ladder out. To avoid surprises, it is helpful to understand how your brand new lighting will look. If you recently swapped out your incandescent bulbs for compact fluorescent ones with … Continue reading 8 Ways to Get Ambient Lighting Just Perfect
Do you dread managing paperwork? I know I do. Slimming a mountain of unsorted paper must be one of the least appealing household activities, right up there with cleaning the toilet — but only once it has gotten out of control. A streamlined filing system which works well for you is simple to maintain in … Continue reading 8 Steps to a Winning Filing System
Ornamental kale and cabbage are the sorts of crops I really like to design with. I think of those plants since I do succulents; they are not flowers but provide a flower or rosette kind of silhouette. They can be tucked into gardens among many other sorts of plants and appear incredible throughout the entire … Continue reading Fantastic Design Plant: Ornamental Cabbage and Kale
The dilemma: Your children could really take advantage of a quiet, productive space for doing homework, but you also want to have an inspiring craft space. Can’t determine if you need to devote your spare room to your children or yourself? Consider a third choice: blending the two. Since both are part-time activities, they are … Continue reading 6 Suggestions to Blend a Homework and Crafts Room
In this U.S. election year, the president who grabbed the most attention was not actually running for office. Historically, he was a excellent debater, he issued the Emancipation Proclamation and he also gave one of the most effective speeches of all time. Since then he has become one of our most revered presidents, using a … Continue reading The Hottest President at Home Decor, Abraham Lincoln?
If you’re going to get butcher block countertops in the kitchen, then you should use them allow them to show their age, states architect Eric Rauser, who loves seeing the history of a household and a kitchen through butcher block counter tops. “Homes from the ’50s have these fantastic butcher block islands, and they were … Continue reading Butcher Block Makes the Cut for Holiday Kitchen Prep
Shower niches are more complex than they seem. Every decision for sizing, shelving and materials makes a difference in fashion and function. Is glass Caesarstone greatest? How many shelves are needed, and how should they be placed? This ideabook can assist you in making the right decisions. Niki Papadopoulos True to the golden ratio, dividing … Continue reading The Way to Pick a Shower Niche That's Not Stuck in a Rut
Whatever general look and feel you want for your bedroom, the ideal headboard can provide you all the rest and comfort you deserve. Headboards can stand alone or work just as well with a base. With roots dating as far back as ancient Egypt and Greece, this pivotal bedroom piece can radically alter your bedroom’s … Continue reading A Concise History of Headboards
Although the window system on your home plays an important role in enhancing its beauty and improving the living experience for everyone, due to the exposure the window gets all year round, damages are very common. Window damage can range from small glass cracks to massive breakages on the frames. However, no matter what the … Continue reading Tips to Repair Home Windows
Architecture is made in which two things match. This is the case whether it’s where the interior meets the outside, the building meets the skies, the building meets the ground the wall meets the floor or diverse substances match. When we start to see architecture as what happens at these intersections we get a sense … Continue reading Discover the Actual Meeting Grounds of Architecture
