Posts tagged fashion
A Space to Shop :: 5 Tips to Make Any Closet Film Worthy
0November 7, 2012
Hollywood films never disappoint when it comes to drop-dead gorgeous bedrooms closets. Just rent Princess Diaries 2 or Clueless and watch as Anne Hathaway and Alicia Silverstone shop their impeccably styled and painstakingly organized boudoirs. It’s scenes like these that I never forget, for they place an indelible mark on my girly soul. Complete with backlighting, mahogany shelving, chandeliers, and floor-to-ceiling shoe walls, these closets are enough to make any lady’s heart swoon. [...]
What’s the Big Deal about High Point? High Point Furniture Market
4August 14, 2012
So what do they mean when they call it “Market”? Rest assured it is not a farmer’s market, though similar in many ways. The term "Market," as in High Point Furniture Market, is used to describe basically a time of year, when everyone from and in the furniture world descends on High Point, North Carolina to check out what is new and hot in the furniture world. [...]
Dream2O aka Faucet Heaven . . . Giving Thanks for Friends @Brizo & @DeltaFaucet
2November 22, 2011
One such opportunity came while we were in Chicago last month for, well, the Remodeling Show. We were fortunate enough to visit Delta/Brizo's state-of-the-art Dream2O Showroom at Luxe Home in the Merchandise Mart … or just “the Mart” as the locals call it. (And if you have never been . . . this place, the Merchandise Mart, is a story in itself.) [ . . . ]
Find Design Inspiration in Your Closet
3September 27, 2011
If you're looking to redecorate your room, but you are struggling for inspiration, turn to your own closet. What you wear says a lot about you and your personality, so why not let that translate into your living space to beautify it? [ . . . ]
Green Goes Simple :: Turn Something Old Into Something New
0April 26, 2011
by Home Sweet Solutions
in products
It’s easy to forget that the components of the classic sustainability slogan “reduce, reuse, recycle” are actually listed in order of importance. Recycling is undeniably significant, but reducing and reusing -- using less and using something again -- have a greater impact. Enter “upcycling.” It may sound like a tortuous spin class maneuver, but upcycling is nothing more than reusing with a twist. [ . . . ]
