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Paint your own Mexico-inspired wooden seats with designs found in Mexican art, home textiles and goods. Mexican color schemes vary greatly from color-washed light tones to main colours and deep colours. Pick a color scheme for your layout which suits Read More
My house came with many particulars that I was thrilled with: crown moldings, large windows, conventional features and hardwood flooring galore, to mention a couple. The dark and outdated knotty pine paneling in my spare space wasn’t on this list. Read More
Painting your home interior is 1 way to create your home more livable for your self and your family. A fresh coat of paint may make your home interior more attractive to future buyers. When choosing paint colours for your Read More
A home that includes one or more rooms with a Mexican or Southwest design theme can be an enjoyable, inviting and warm area. Whether it’s to recall a vacation south of the border or to bring a little energy to Read More
If you peruse decorating magazines constantly and rush home to see your favourite tv designer transform a blessed person’s cellar, kitchen or bedroom, then you have the decorating bug! Do not allow the inspiration stay in pictures. It’s likely to Read More
Fall is one of my favourite seasons. I love to take in all of the beauty of the time of year, while it’s natural or cultivated. But it always goes really quickly. Between the rush of back to school, an Read More
I’m no designer, but if I had been, I believe tween and teen rooms are the most enjoyable to decorate. They lend themselves to experimentation: playing patterns, analyzing offbeat colours, blending quirky finds. Yet there’s a line between fashionable hangout Read More
Sine waves, mathematical waves used to record cyclical events such as sound waves and visible light, make a beautifully simple repeating S shape. These four Italian and Canadian designers took such straightforward curves and additional holes to give them life. Read More
When I was little, among the first family rules I consumed was never , ever to write on the walls, a rule I broke as soon as I mastered printing in kindergarten. I can still remember the look on my Read More
Thinking back to Christmases past, my mind always goes to my grandparents’ home: a warm and relaxing jumble of colors, decorations and gifts galore. I adored visits to Grandpa’s when I was a young child, but I realize now that Read More