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Friday, June 29, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Monday, June 18, 2012
Picking the Perfect Paint Color
1) Take your cue from the main pieces in the room. Echoing or complementing other items in the room, like an area rug or curtains, will help make sure all the elements work well together.
2) Look at how you use the room. Colors can make or break the room's atmosphere. Save stimulating tones, like red, for the dining room or office and go for more soothing colors in the bedroom.
3) Test it out. Hang color swatches on the wall and observe them at different times of the day, since the sun can make colors appear more intense.
4) Go bold-even in small rooms. Dark colors wont necessarily make the room seem tinier if you don't crowd the space with furniture. Avoid accent walls, which chop up rooms, and make them appear smaller than they are.
5) Paint the ceiling the same shade. This diminishes the visible line between the walls and ceiling. The ceiling will always appear a shade or two softer because the two surfaces are on different planes.
6) Blend architectural elements. Use earth tones around a redbrick fireplace, for example, to keep things cohesive.
All information taken from USA Weekend.
2) Look at how you use the room. Colors can make or break the room's atmosphere. Save stimulating tones, like red, for the dining room or office and go for more soothing colors in the bedroom.
3) Test it out. Hang color swatches on the wall and observe them at different times of the day, since the sun can make colors appear more intense.
4) Go bold-even in small rooms. Dark colors wont necessarily make the room seem tinier if you don't crowd the space with furniture. Avoid accent walls, which chop up rooms, and make them appear smaller than they are.
5) Paint the ceiling the same shade. This diminishes the visible line between the walls and ceiling. The ceiling will always appear a shade or two softer because the two surfaces are on different planes.
6) Blend architectural elements. Use earth tones around a redbrick fireplace, for example, to keep things cohesive.
All information taken from USA Weekend.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Houzz Survey
Houzz recently conducted a national survey on homeowner focus on nesting vs. feathering the nest.
Did you know?
"Even in this economy, Houzz homeowner are prioritizing quality of life at home before profit when it comes to remolding and decorating. Among homeowners planning to build, remodel or decorate in the next two years:
Other key findings:
Did you know?
"Even in this economy, Houzz homeowner are prioritizing quality of life at home before profit when it comes to remolding and decorating. Among homeowners planning to build, remodel or decorate in the next two years:
- 86 percent cited "improving the look and feel of the space" as an important driver for remolding projects, while only 47 percent cited :increasing home value"
- "Making the space more functional" was also cited as in important driver by 63 percent
- These results were consistent across all income and demographic groups
Other key findings:
- In the next two years, 72 percent of homeowners surveyed plan to decorate or redecorate, 40 percent plan to remodel or construct an addition, while 10 percent are planning to build a custom home.
- 57 percent of houzz homeowners planning to complete a project in the next two years will hire a general contractor, 35 percent a kitchen or bath professional, 32 percent a carpet or flooring professional. 30 percent are planning to hire an architect, 26 percent an interior designer, and 24 percent a landscape architect or designer"
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Monday, June 4, 2012
Easy and Fun Photo Frames
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