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Charming Designs to Delight Your Inner Child

March 23, 2012 by Dan

Maturity isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. If your inner child is fighting for freedom, take a look at our top picks for immature indulgence: Fun Home Designs If you thought you had to leave tree houses behind when you hit puberty, think again! From exclusive hotels catering to … [Read more...]

What You Really Must Know Before Buying A Property In Portugal

March 16, 2012 by Dan

Research Is Key Before purchasing a piece of property in Portugal the first thing a person should do is research. The first thing to look at is all of the factors that pertain to the buyer. The buyer needs to ask themselves are they looking to live in permanently, live in on vacations or rent the … [Read more...]

TF is it With Time Zones?

March 6, 2012 by Dan

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Upgraded House In The Woods

March 5, 2012 by Dan

Kettle-Hole-House

Robert Young Architecture + Interiors a New York-based firm, has designed what's called the ‘Kettle Hole House’, a rehabilitation of a single family house in East Hampton, New York. Originally constructed in the 1980s, the outdated structure was permeated with bands of glazing, increasing … [Read more...]

Guy Laramee | Carved Book Landscapes

February 14, 2012 by Dan

Carved Book Landscapes by Guy Laramee

For the better part of three decades multidisciplinary artist Guy Laramee has worked as a stage writer, director, composer, a fabricator of musical instruments, a singer, sculptor, painter and writer. Among his sculptural works are two incredible series of carved book landscapes and structures … [Read more...]

E-on Software Ships LumenRT 2 Review for SketchUp

February 1, 2012 by Dan

FREE TRIAL, FREE UPGRADE, WATCH THE VIDEO! January 31, 2012. Beaverton, Oregon: e-on software the leader in 3D sky, light and nature technologies, today announced the immediate availability of LumenRT 2 Review, the second generation of the company’s revolutionary product for the interactive … [Read more...]

Logo Trends for 2012

January 16, 2012 by Dan

Midnight Sailing

If you're into logo design, the following logos will help you keep up with the trends and the new tendencies in design. Just like in fashion or in architecture, or any other visual driven domain, logo design follows a cyclical route. Trends go, and trends get to where they've started, given us a new … [Read more...]

The 15 Greatest Beds: Past and Present

December 30, 2011 by Dan

1 The Great Bed of Ware

1. The Great Bed of Ware Made just prior to the turn of the century in 1590-1600, this Vredeman de Vries bed is among the most famous ancient beds in the world. This carved oak piece was originally painted and features stunning panels of marquetry. Currently housed in the British Galleries, … [Read more...]

The Color Turquoise: Southwestern and Beyond

December 28, 2011 by Dan

Turquoise is one of the most beautiful colors imaginable and it’s often thought of nearly simultaneously with Southwestern style decor. But its soft watery shades are gorgeously appropriate and right at home in many other types of decor, such as shabby chic, modern interiors, cottage style and rooms … [Read more...]

7 Useful Logo Design Tips-Kept Green

December 28, 2011 by Dan

timeless-logos

Logo design is like all other professional design works, in that it appears simple, but designing a logo is not as easy as one may think. It requires extensive research, critical thinking and hard work. Without contributing whole heartedly of the three requirements, a great idea can result in a … [Read more...]

The Art of Designing with Floating Shelves

December 23, 2011 by Dan

Wall art collections can add lots of personality to a room. Related framed art or photos and other souvenirs and collectibles can look fantastic when displayed together, but how do you get them arranged on a wall, especially those items that aren’t designed to be hung. And what if you decide to … [Read more...]

Getting Creative with a Vintage Dresser

December 20, 2011 by Dan

If you spend any time at all shopping in consignment stores or browsing tag sales, you know that it’s pretty easy to find vintage dressers at great prices. While you may not need another dresser in your bedroom, a low profile dresser with drawers has lots of potential to add style and function to … [Read more...]

Accessorizing: The Lazy & Inexpensive Way to Room Renovation

December 16, 2011 by Dan

Sometimes you look around a room and you know it’s time for a change. What once worked is no longer working and the room now looks tired and boring. But in the current economic climate, who has money for new furniture or the time and energy to install expensive upgrades like new hardwood flooring?  … [Read more...]

Modernize a Kitchen with Five Affordable Upgrades

December 12, 2011 by Dan

A kitchen can be what makes or breaks the sale of a house. If a home is otherwise appealing, but the kitchen is dated and ugly, potential buyers would rather walk away and keep shopping rather take on the work and expense of replacing the kitchen. However, a total kitchen replacement is not always … [Read more...]

Resize Images with ACDSee Photo Manager

December 9, 2011 by Dan

Ever needed to resize your images? Make them larger or smaller? Ever wondered how you can batch rename a bunch of files at once? Well, these questions will be answered in the video below. To resize your images, simply fire up ACDSee, and select the image you want to resize. Then go to the upper … [Read more...]

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