
10 Welcome Mats For The Eccentric
May 16, 2012 by Cate Morgan-Harlow · Leave a Comment
The welcome mat at the front step of your home is a great chance to make a lasting first impression, unfortunately, most default to the mundane. Well, in an effort to celebrate diversity, we’ve compiled a gallery of the coolest welcome mats and give a cheers to the unique individuals that rock ‘em proud. An "Open Door Policy" Mat To begin the list with light-hearted hilarity, here is a pretty cool welcome mat that says what we’re all thinking. While it appears to … Read More

10 Tips for Surviving A Small Space Move
May 15, 2012 by Steffani Cameron · Leave a Comment
There are many upsides in downsizing to a smaller place -- less to clean, lower expenses, you're forced to simplify and be organized -- but actually moving into the place is not one. For a few days, it’s cramped, boxes end up everywhere, there’s nowhere to just store everything until you “get to it,” so moving into a small space is crazy-making. It can be less crazy-making, however, if you have a plan not only for where things are going, but for how you’re unpacking. From … Read More

Colorful Outdoor Furniture
May 11, 2012 by Rob Jones · Leave a Comment
Primary colors, bold colors. In some ways, we tend to shy away from them because we like to think they're just too basic, or maybe just too dominant. Maybe we're afraid to commit to a single color. But, I don't know - there's a certain whimsy about primary colors that appeals to our childhood fancies, particularly outside when there's so much potential for contrast in a world of earthier colors. In any case, this is a big lead-up to a new line of Adirondack outdoor … Read More

Outdoor Lighting and Heating: Extending Your Time Outside
May 15, 2012 by Guest · Leave a Comment
You've spent some time extending the potential of your property by integrating your outdoor living space with the rest of your home. So, in these warmer months, it's time to introduce your transformed space to your friends and family. For that of course, you'll need two essential elements: light and heat. How do you do that stylishly, creatively, practically? Well, guest writer Lauren Oldland is here to touch upon some tips to get there. *** Lighting in a home … Read More
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10 Tips for Surviving A Small Space Move
May 15, 2012 by Steffani Cameron · Leave a Comment
There are many upsides in downsizing to a smaller place -- less to clean, lower expenses, you're forced to simplify and be organized -- but actually moving into the place is not one. For a few days, it’s cramped, boxes end up everywhere, there’s nowhere to just store everything … [Read More...]

Home Decor Surfaces To Spread Natural Light In Spring
May 14, 2012 by Guest · Leave a Comment
Spring time is a time of warmer weather, sure. But, it's also a time for longer days, and more natural light for you to enjoy both indoors and out. So how does re-thinking, or at least mixing up your home decor surfaces come into play where natural light at this time of … [Read More...]

Home Decor With the Beauty of Nature
May 14, 2012 by Alyssa Davis · 1 Comment
When it comes to decorating your home, the beauty of nature can be used as a great source of inspiration. After all, it's hard to argue with the fact that nature is the source of some of the most beautiful sights known to humanity. There are many different ways that nature … [Read More...]

Colorful Outdoor Furniture
May 11, 2012 by Rob Jones · Leave a Comment
Primary colors, bold colors. In some ways, we tend to shy away from them because we like to think they're just too basic, or maybe just too dominant. Maybe we're afraid to commit to a single color. But, I don't know - there's a certain whimsy about primary colors that appeals … [Read More...]

Kitchen Remodel Savvy: Tips For A Smarter Kitchen Refit
May 10, 2012 by Shannon Dauphin · Leave a Comment
Any remodel can turn into a tricky business. The National Kitchen and Bath Association estimates that most remodels go over budget by 14 percent, but even if you plan that extra cash into your budget, there is no guarantee that you won't discover serious problems lurking underneath … [Read More...]

DIY Home Decor On a Shoestring Decorating Budget
May 10, 2012 by Alyssa Davis · Leave a Comment
If you'd like to give your home a beautiful designer look but need to stick to a meager decorating budget, you might feel as though your options are severely limited. Although it's true that you probably wouldn't want to buy expensive home décor if your funds are limited, a … [Read More...]
























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