Posts tagged design
Celebrating the Fourth with New England Yankee Design Sensibilities :: Tamara Matthews-Stephenson
2July 3, 2012
. . . Having just returned from a family trip to New England where we meandered through Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and the island of Martha’s Vineyard I am inspired by the Yankee traditions of New England, and it evokes thoughts about their prudent philosophy of living. [...]
Picking the Right Lights for a Room
3June 14, 2012
Lighting is the part of a room that will dictate the tone and mood of a room. Here are some factors to consider before you choose and install. [...]
Holidays Start at the Front Door :: Some Tips for Door Decorating for the Holidays
9November 25, 2011
Homeowners can help their families and guests get in the holiday spirit right at the front door. Since many people view their entryway as a sign of the quality of their home, and the holidays are the ideal time to show it off. A festive holiday entry can be the home’s focal point and serve as a first impression for both its interior and exterior. [ . . . ]
Color that Pops :: I Want Color to Pop (Tart)
9November 16, 2011
Color that pops is just referring to a visual and not a sound of course. Pop is just when you can see a high contrast between two colors and this can be seen in my Peppermint Patty post on dark brown and white. [ . . . ]
Repair or Replace Broken Appliances? [Interactive Infographic]
0November 2, 2011
Appliances have become household items most of us can't live without. When our fridge temperature is too warm, we panic. If our stove top won't heat, we start frantically brainstorming how we can plan a week's worth of meals using a microwave. Replacing appliances can be costly, and that is usually the first thought that arises when we realize our appliances aren't working properly. However, most symptoms can be fixed with a few repairs. [ . . . ]
