How to Use the Color Orange Effectively in Home Office Design

Posted on 9 November 2015

If you're crazy about the color orange, you're not alone. Orange is making a big impact in interior design. Perhaps you never thought about using the color orange in your office because you thought it would be too overpowering. However, inviting orange into your home office makes sense. Orange is energizing and can make even the dreariest day appear a little brighter. It can transform a dull and boring office into an office that refreshes and energizes you. [Read More]

3 Simple Ways To Take The Work Out Of Cleaning Your Bathroom Mirrors And Shower Enclosures

Posted on 1 October 2015

Cleaning the glass in your bathroom may be one of the most aggravating household chores. First, you have to deal with the foggy build-up and streaks on your mirrors. Then, you have to try and get the hard water deposits off the shower enclosure. It's enough to make you want to just throw in the towel and give up. Relax. Here are some simple solutions for getting your bathroom glass sparkling clean. [Read More]

Live, Work, And Play: Designing An Outdoor Living Space That's Practical And Fun

Posted on 14 September 2015

Do you enjoy outdoor living but find your outdoor space to be a little dull and boring? A little creativity goes a long way when it comes to designing an outdoor space that you and your family will love. A great outdoor space should provide plenty of room to entertain and have fun, while at the same time be practical enough to handle a garden full of vegetables and flowers. [Read More]

Breaking Up Those Toilet Stains Without Chemicals

Posted on 24 August 2015

Finding the right products to clean your toilet can be difficult if you're hoping to stay away from chemicals, especially if your toilet has mineral stains or hard-water rings. While you can find many products at the supermarket that promise to rid your toilet of these stains, they can be quite pricey depending on what you buy and where you shop. The good news is that you can use items that you may already purchase on a regular basis to take care of these unsightly stains for you. [Read More]

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Taking the Confusion Out of Carpeting

As a new homeowner, I was faced with the challenge of choosing the perfect carpeting for my 2-story house. It had to be durable enough to withstand the constant traffic of my three kids, two dogs and four cats. I've learned that highly dense carpet would remain more "plush" under constant use, so I looked for a high fiber count. Although I preferred the luxury of wool carpeting, the price wasn't in my budget. A more affordable option was polyester carpeting, which stands up well and is less expensive. For my finished basement, I chose looped Berber carpet. Basements are prone to dampness, and Berber hides water stains well. One final tip to share on my blog: If your furnishings are solid colored, opt for a patterned or textured carpet. Have fun furnishing your floors!

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