10 Steps to a Happy
Clothes Closet: The clothes closet is one of the least respected areas
in the house. It's often stuffed from floor to ceiling with clothing, briefcases,
purses and shoes. Valuable clothing rod space has been taken over by vast
armies of mis-matched hangers. Books and magazines have managed to somehow
sprout out of nowhere. Bed linens are mixed in with towels, umbrellas and
shoes. You can barely see the floor. Before you know it, your closet has
become clutter
central!...more>>
Re-Using Old Picture Frames:
It's fun taking something apart and putting it back together again in a new
creative way. I work in an office where we had a lot of old promotional type
posters that were very expensively matted and framed. Now that we're moving
to a new office we wanted something new, but didn't want to spend a lot of
money decorating. We decided to disassemble the old frames and re-use the
mats to frame new
prints...more>>
Traditional Home Decorating:
Uncover Your Own Hidden Treasures: The term "traditional"
in decorating means something different to everyone. Traditional is formal,
semi-formal, or casual; it is usually not too cluttered or ornate, with clean
lines in some areas and soft rounded spaces in others for balance. Some texture,
on the windows, walls and a floor, depending on tastes, makes the space welcoming
and
livable...more>>
Think Spring … Fresh
Ideas For Your Walls: Spring is a time to start fresh
and try new things. So, there is no better time than now to experiment and
be adventurous in your own
home...more>>
Make
a Pretty Chair Planter: From junk
shop chair to garden feature! First you need an old dining chair with a push
out seat as this is where the flowers will be growing. If you haven't got
one lying around in a garage or shed, ask around friends and family or offer
a couple of dollars/pounds for one in a junk shop, charity shop or thrift
store...more>>
Use your senses to create
a sacred home: Your home is a shelter, a safe haven and a place to hang
your hat. It is also a reflection of your soul, of who you are and what you
value. Your home should be a sanctuary where you can feel nurtured and refreshed.
Coco Chanel was fond of saying, "An interior is the natural projection of
the soul." Creating your own sacred space in your home is as easy as using
your five senses, sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. Follow along as
we tour your home and show you five easy ways to begin creating your sacred
home today.
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