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- 10 Tips for Winter Home Decorating Ideas
- Small One-Bedroom Apartment Decoration Feel Much Larger
- Funny and Attractive Wallpapers Themes For Kids’ Rooms
| 10 Tips for Winter Home Decorating Ideas Posted: 09 Nov 2011 06:29 PM PST Decorating your room for winter will make it feel warmer and more welcoming. Proper use of color can brighten the mood on dreary days or drive away the winter blues. Decorating your home according to the season is an easy way to keep your house from feeling outdated. Here are some ideas for changing a few items in your room during winter and spring to transform the look of your home.
1) Winter season is all about getting cozy. So you need to take out all your fluffy and soft throws. With the throws, your furniture pieces would make the place inviting and cozy. You may also use silk throws in order to impart a rich feel to the interiors. Flannel is also a great option and goes well for throws as well as for curtains and bedding. 2) Use pillows and cushions to add extra warmth and comfort to your room. It is doubtless that softness of pillows and cushions compel one to snuggle them. In addition, you have the liberty to play with colors and fabrics. Velvet, satin, suede and silk are some popular options for fabric. And it would be best to select dark colors and patterns. 3) Introduce rugs in all parts of your house as it is it is very unpleasant to place your feet against a cold floor. Rugs shall make your home warm and cozy. 4) Decorate your home with natural elements and add an element of serenity to your home. The muted neutral and earthy touches of stone and wood paired with dried flowers, and leaves shall help you to create an astonishing environment. 5) Pine cones are easiest to be found. Hang them with dried branches or place them in a glass bowl. Pebbles and stones arranged in shallow trays and dish look amazing. 6) Create a sitting space near the fireplace which has been inactive the rest of the year. Place a coffee table, a rug and some chairs. 7) If you do not have a fireplace, light candles in various parts of your house. You may float candles for a romantic look. 8.) Add aromas and warm scents to your indoors such as vanilla, cinnamon and more. This can be done by making use of fragrant oil in oil warmer. Alternatively, you may also light scented candles and fragrant sticks. 9) Change the artwork displayed. Floral and bright prints are not ideal for the winter season. Instead hang some black and white pictures. 10) Invest in low watt lights and bulbs to make the room cozy and romantic. |
| Small One-Bedroom Apartment Decoration Feel Much Larger Posted: 09 Nov 2011 05:09 PM PST I am always impressed by people who manage to make small interiors stand out, because it requires using every available inch of space, attending to every surface, and bringing it all together in a beautiful, organized way. Designer David Kaihoi makes his small East Village apartment feel much larger with smart organization, multipurpose furniture, and bold colors.
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| Funny and Attractive Wallpapers Themes For Kids’ Rooms Posted: 09 Nov 2011 06:58 AM PST Here is a colorful and funny wallpapers for kids' rooms by Allison Krongard. The colorful and charming room would be created by implementing this idea. There are many different cute wallpapers with different colors you can find here. One or more patterned wallpapers below might be fit perfectly with your kids personalities. Designer Allison Krongard was inspired by her son, interests and abilities of who change almost every hour. She created a collection of colorful wallpapers for kids' rooms with kids' patterns. There are so many patterns for boys and girls – apples, choc-ices, rainbows, stripes and 3D patterns, clouds, buses and butterflies, cars and hearts and many others. The children can draw on them and develop their creativity and imagination, they may count these patterns instead of sheep if they can't fall asleep. Colorful, creative, funny – isn't that the best variant for a kid's room?
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