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Create a Contemplative Area in Your Home

May 26, 2011 by Dan

For those who live busy lives, a few moments of quiet contemplation and reflection can be quite enjoyable. But, it can often be difficult to find a place in your home where you can just be alone. Creating an area designed specifically for contemplation, reflection and relaxation can be the perfect … [Read more...]

Butterflies: The Perfect Spring and Summer Decorating Accent

May 19, 2011 by Dan

Once the cold and dreary days of winter are behind us, most people start to think of ways to add a touch of spring and summer to their home decorating scheme. Although there are plenty of beautiful ways to add a lighter touch to your home decor, butterflies can often work especially well, since … [Read more...]

Accentuating Architectural Details with Metal Art

December 28, 2010 by Dan

In addition to adding a decorative look to your home, contemporary metal art can also be used to enhance and call attention to your home's striking architectural details. Since metal wall sculptures are available in such a wide variety of styles and subjects, it can be quite easy to find a piece … [Read more...]

Adding Southwestern Flair with Wall Art

December 25, 2010 by Dan

The southwestern style of decorating is popular in almost every area of the country. Although you might primarily think of this decorating style in the New Mexico and Arizona area, you'll find homes decorated in this style in areas as diverse as Florida, Washington, and Ohio. The southwestern … [Read more...]

Add a Personalized Decorating Touch with Monograms

December 23, 2010 by Dan

It's hard to beat monograms for adding a personalized touch to your home. There are plenty of ways to add monograms to your home's decor, including wood carvings, metal wall art, embroidered accessories, or painted items. Although some people immediately think of embroidered towel sets or pillow … [Read more...]

Accentuating Architectural Features with Art

December 21, 2010 by Dan

Although almost every home has some interesting architectural features, sometimes they can go almost unnoticed. In order to call proper attention to these interesting details, it's important to find ways to accentuate them with art and other creative decorating techniques. When properly showcased, … [Read more...]

Bringing the Coffee House Into Your Kitchen

September 10, 2010 by Dan

When it is time to redecorate the kitchen, consider adding a coffee house theme to the decor.  While expensive coffee shops may be all the rage, they can also take quite a bite out of your budget.  Why not enjoy the ambiance of the shop right in the comfort of your own home for a fraction of the … [Read more...]

Designer Wall Paneling by Lamellux

October 7, 2009 by Nanu

Who says walls have to be boring? Put some flair into your home with this designer wall paneling by Lamellux. An elegant composition of wood and resin blend organic style with ultra-contemporary elements for a look that’s unique and appeals to the lover of all things modern. This designer wall … [Read more...]

Carbon Negative Hemp Walls are 7x Stronger than Concrete

August 25, 2009 by Dan

Buildings account for thirty-eight percent of the CO2 emissions in the U.S., according to the U.S. Green Building Council, and demand for carbon neutral and/or zero footprint buildings is at an all-time high. Now there is a new building material that is not just carbon neutral, but is actually … [Read more...]

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