Guest Blogger #366, Entry #949, February 9, 2012 The new year is a time that’s traditional for making big plans. Aside from stopping smoking and hitting the gym more regularly another decision people make is to buy a new home. That means that despite the cold weather and early nights people are seriously looking for…
Entry #938, February 6, 2012 In two days I will be traveling to New York City for Brizo’s Fashion Design Event. For the last few weeks I have been salivating over Selling New York on HGTV and thought about how it would be to live in an urban loft. While it isn’t for everyone, the…
Guest Blogger #353, Entry #931, February 1, 2012 When renting your home it’s not really your job to renovate the bathroom but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t need it and that you don’t want to. There is no reason why you can’t ask your landlord to address any major bathroom items that need to be…
Best of 2012 – #4! See the entire Best of 2012 on Stagetecture here Guest Blogger #352, Entry #930, January 31, 2012 It’s no secret that more people are incorporating green living into their lives than ever. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect opportunity to jump in on the green movement, your backyard might…
Guest Blogger #351, Entry #929, January 30, 2012 As unique as your personality is, so are designs and decorations for your outdoor patio. Are you a bird enthusiast who likes one side of the patio lined with bird feeders and flowers to attract hummers? Perhaps you want the focus to be a family patio with…
Entry #926, January 29, 2012 Lately, I have been seeing more and more farmhouse kitchens. Usually characterized by the apron farmhouse sink, schoolhouse lighting, rustic amenities, butcher block countertops, and down home charm, farmhouse kitchens can be traditional or add elements of modern thrown in. [ad#co-1] Today, I thought I would show you some…
Guest Blogger #347, Entry #923, January 27, 2012 Before you undertake any significant work on your home it helps to know something about its history. Loft conversions are very popular and knowing more about the house and the kind of materials it was constructed from can help prevent some serious DIY mistakes. [ad#co-1] Take…
Entry #920, January 25, 2012 Wintertime can be rough on landscaping around your home. The cold temperatures lack of colorful plants, and neglected grounds are a popular scene around most homes at this time of year. Even though the winter is in full swing, soon the warmer spring temperatures will creep in, and your landscaping…
Guest Blogger #345, Entry #918, January 24, 2012 There are home improvements you can make that will actually save you money over time. They can make your home more enjoyable and more energy efficient at the same time. From adding insulation to changing out an appliance, here are some basic home improvement projects that will…
Guest Blogger #340, Entry #912, January 22, 2012 Most people assume a greener home requires extreme measures like armoring your house with clumsy solar panels and sticking a windmill on your front lawn. However, reducing the amount of electricity you use can be equally as effective as generating new energy. In fact, there are plenty…
Guest Blogger #335, Entry #907, January 20, 2012 Choosing the right curtains for your room can be a difficult task when there isn’t always an opportunity to see them in situ before buying them. They are often the last thing you consider when decorating a room which is why finding the right curtains can be…
Guest Blogger #334, Entry #906, January 19, 2012 When we have children we become parents. As parents we want what is best for our children. Who doesn’t? From where they sleep to how they dress and what they eat we fuss over everything. Their bedroom or nursery should be no different. However achieving the perfect…