Entry #1200, May 21, 2012 Window treatments have come a long way from just covering a window for privacy while adding visual interest at the same time. Curtains are most commonly used to keep sunlight in or out while also adding privacy, but there are also other creative ways to use curtains. ... continue reading...
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How to Choose the Perfect Flooring for your Budget
Need help choosing the perfect flooring for your remodeling budget? One of the most overlooked finishes in your home is flooring, yet it is one of the most important finishes when it comes to aesthetics and durability in your entire home. Depending on your lifestyle, your family, and monthly budget, ... continue reading...
How to Bring More Natural Light into your Dark Bathroom
Entry #1188, May 18, 2012 Bathrooms are typically designed with minimal windows to gain privacy. But modern home architectures lay down some advantages of allowing natural light to pass through the bathroom. The natural light in the morning provides great rejuvenation in our body to get ready for ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: Green your Home with Eco-Friendly Flooring
Guest Blogger #524, Entry #1185, May 18, 2012 There are a lot of ways to be green within your home: energy-efficient windows and appliances, programmable thermostats, unplugging televisions and computers when they aren’t in use, etc. But did you know you can also make your floors and carpets ... continue reading...
How to Update your Home’s Front Entry on a Budget
Guest Blogger #523, Entry #1184, May 17, 2012 Updating the look of your front entry to make it more welcoming doesn't have to be expensive. With these simple tips, you can liven up your front entry without breaking your pocket. The front entry is the gateway to your home. It's the place where ... continue reading...
How to Add Lighting to Increase Nighttime Curb Appeal
Entry #1182, May 17, 2012 While most of us think about viewing the outside of our home in the daytime, curb appeal at night is just as important, if not more. Nighttime lighting around your home is for aesthetics, but more importantly it functions for safety and as a theft deterrent from ... continue reading...
Illuminating your Kids’ Rooms with Beautiful Lighting
Entry #1177, May 15, 2012 When we think of lighting in our homes we tend to only concentrate on the public areas that receive a lot of attention. From the kitchen and living areas to outdoor lighting, one of the most important areas is often overlooked. Your kids’ rooms should be well illuminated ... continue reading...
Simple Ideas in Choosing Colors for your Home Office
Entry #1176, May 15, 2012 When decorating your home office, there are a number of things to consider when choosing the right paint colors. This is very essential for color can influence the mood and disposition of people inside an office. It can also boost and energize the ambiance. Image ... continue reading...
A Growing Family Needs a Growing House
Guest Blogger #520, Entry #1174, May 14, 2012 When I first stepped into my new house it seemed absolutely massive. There were just two of us back then and I simply couldn’t imagine what we would do with so much space. In fact, in the first year we lived there I only ventured into the spare rooms ... continue reading...
Top Decorating Tips to Reduce Allergens in Your Home
Guest Blogger #505, Entry #1155, May 7, 2012 Is there anything worse than coming home after a long day of sneezing through seasonal pollen only to be bombarded by the dust and pet dander floating around your home? If you're sick and tired of your house causing you to be sick and tired, perhaps it's ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: How to Make the Best Use of your Small Space
Guest Blogger #503, Entry #1152, May 6, 2012 Sometimes, you can’t choose where you live. Perhaps we’d all like to live in an idyllic suburbia like Vale, but sometimes it just cannot be. Whether it’s because of financial issues, a lack of availability, or just plain bad luck, you might end up having ... continue reading...
How to Design a Basic Recording Studio in Your Basement
Guest Blogger #502, Entry #1149, May 4, 2012 Whether you're a record exec looking to branch out and turn some unknown bands into the top-grossing rock stars of tomorrow, you happen to have a band and you can't afford the cost of studio time to lay down tracks, you run a one-man DJ operation and ... continue reading...
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