Are you redecorating your beach vacation home? Or, maybe you just want to feel like you’re at the beach when you’re chilling in the city? Here are some tips to make your home feel like the ocean is just steps away, even if it’s not. Keep it light & airy If you close your eyes […]
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Dorm rooms don’t offer a lot of control in terms of wall color, room layout, or even who you’re living with. That said, a savvy college student can still design a dorm room that will be the envy of everyone else in the hall. Select your bedding A dorm room is a shared space, but […]
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The official start of summer 2019 is just a few days away, which means so are backyard barbecues and pool parties. If you love to host in your backyard or on your deck, you’ll want to ensure that space is as comfortable as possible for your guests. There are a few features that can transform […]
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Modern rustic. It sounds like an oxymoron, right? Perhaps, but it’s a very real thing. The modern rustic aesthetic is one of the most popular contemporary interior design styles. It combines elements of old and new to achieve a sleek look with warm undertones. This farmhouse-like appearance is great for larger homes whose cool and […]
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With summer expected to sneak up on us at any moment, and many of us planning to take refuge in our homes when the hot temperatures hit, we may be considering how to make our space more light and airy. And no, that doesn’t mean in terms of air conditioning. The light and airy contemporary […]
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Moving from a four-bedroom 2,500 square foot home to an affordable studio apartment in a big city like Chicago can be an interesting experience. After you have done your homework, culled your belongings and reduced your inventory of stuff to a manageable level, you have finally reached the point where you are ready to move […]
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Moving season is upon us! That’s right, April-September is peak moving season, which means it’s time to pack up those boxes and pour them into a U-haul. Oftentimes, the only thing more frustrating than packing and moving is deciding where to put everything. When you move into a new space, you’re instantly flooded with the […]
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Whether you’re a free spirit or just someone looking for a quick and easy update to your home’s appearance, accent walls are the answer. An accent wall is one wall within the room that is made to be a different texture or color from the other walls. They’re great because they can diversify a space […]
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Making the bed is an art form. And no, we’re not talking about the morning ritual where you just throw your comforter back over your sheets. We’re talking about really making a bed. You know, the process of choosing the right comforter, sheet set, decorative shams, and headboard. When done with a careful and considerate attention to […]
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Earth tones are back, which means it’s time to adorn your living space with warm browns, deep greens, and earthy yellows. These colors can be difficult to incorporate with an eclectic color scheme, but introducing them gradually is key. Honey Yellow or Terracotta Armchair Armchairs are great for spicing up or toning down your home’s […]
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