Entry #928, January 30, 2012 Today I’m off to Las Vegas, Nevada for Las Vegas Market – Winter 2012. I’m super excited to be representing Freshome at the housewares trade show that will showcase some of the latest trends for the home from around the world. [ad#co-1] I haven’t been to Vegas since I was…
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…
Entry #913, January 23, 2012 I’m super excited to be asked to attend Las Vegas Market – Winter 2012 by World Market Center Las Vegas! On behalf of Freshome , I will joined by other Bloggers. I will be attending from January 30th – Feb 1st. It is a great opportunity to see what is…
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…
Entry #875, January 3, 2012 This winter your entryway, mudroom and laundry room to your home takes a lot of abuse! Between muddy feet from the rain and snow, to bookbags and groceries being set down, you need to get organized! Here are some helpful tips and inspiring images to help your front entry become…
Entry #874, January 2, 2012 Now that the hustle and bustle is over from the holidays, subtle winter white is a gorgeous color to bring into your interiors. Whether you live in a warm or cold climate, winter white fits in almost any decor. Depending on the fabrics you choose – heavier wool, and denim…
Guest Blogger #312, Entry #865, December 28, 2011 If you are planning a move in the winter time and either your current location or your destination location is in an area that experiences frigid temperatures and winter precipitation, you’ll want to be sure to take some extra precautions and planning steps in order to make…
Guest Blogger #276, Entry #803, November 30, 2011 During the winter months when it is cold outside, the very first thing that comes to mind is for us to step inside our home for some heat. However, it consumes a lot of energy and can be very costly to keep our homes heated. Still, there…
Guest Blogger #272, Entry #784, November 26, 2011 Happy DIY Saturday! Now that the season has turned colder, the reality of saving energy and keeping your home warm are important factors to consider. Today, my Guest Blogger will show you tips for keeping your home warm through your windows. Image via: Bartone Contracting Watch this…
Guest Blogger #265, Entry #774, November 22, 2011 Let’s face it – The cost of heating your home has gotten very expensive and we’re all looking for ways to save money. If you live in a rural area where wood is abundant, an outdoor wood furnace can be a source of free (or almost free)…
Guest Blogger #255, Entry #760, November 14, 2011 The winter months loom ahead which means plummeting temperatures, frost on the ground and chattering teeth. The sub-zero temperatures can cause significant problems for the home, one of the more severe consequences being freezing pipes. When a pipe freezes it expands and ultimately could burst, flooding the…
Guest Blog #237, Entry #737, November 2, 2011 Much like fashion, styles in home design change with the seasons; and remodeling your living room and bedrooms for this chilly time of year can prove to be practical as well as stylish. There are a variety of winter colors and accessories that can help to complement…