Anyone who knows me in my personal life or as a business client knows that I live and breath Home Staging and Interior Design. It’s in my blood. My parents are hardworking people that give 199% to their careers and their work ethic transferred to me for better or worse. I am also the first […]
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Restoration [ˌrɛstəˈreɪʃən]- something restored, replaced, or reconstructed Restored furniture and decorations have a rustic, timeless look and are often eco-friendly. Here I have pulled some items that have the restored/re-purposed look.
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They’re not just for hallways anymore: runners can add definition to a variety of spaces. They are available in palettes that range from bold to neutral and Elizabeth Erin Designs can find something to suit anyone’s need or style. Try a Runner in the Bedroom – Large beds can create awkward spaces. Placing large rug
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In our previous post Dining Room Dilemma we gave you instructions to make decorative wallpaper panels. If you’re having trouble picking out a wallpaper pattern, check out some of these patterns from Graham & Brown: Eden Paintable Textured Wallpaper Majestic: Grey Wallpaper Trippy: Lime & Chocolate Wallpaper
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Adding color is a great way to add that extra pop and personal style to a room, but too much color can be worse than no color at all! The picture below is a great example of what not to do when adding color to a room. During the summer, citrus colors can be found
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Festive (but not so American) Fabrics for the Fourth When I think of the fourth of July, I instantly think of the American flag with it’s bold colors of red white and blue and the stars and stripes. These beautiful fabrics might share the same colors of the American fl ag, but they are far
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Open floor plans create the illusion of large spaces with limited square footage, but can create a problem when you’re trying to make a distinct space for a distinct purpose. I ran into that very problem with my dining area and living room. There isn’t a distinct division between my dining area and living room
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This summer it’s all about Geometry! No no no I’m not talking about math, I’m talking about shapes! Below are just a few of my favorite geometric items to get the summer started out fresh. These pieces will give your home an instant lift! If you would like more information about any of these products
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