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Low Cost Interior Design

13 February, 2010 (01:21) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself | By: Avatar

If one fancies the old worn look of yesteryears then what is stopping you. The best interiors are those that not only look good but maximize the use of the space in both function and form. Many people do this by using old stuff they get from yard sales and flea markets and having them [...]

Expressing yourself through Interior design

9 January, 2010 (01:20) | Basics, Market Trends | By: Avatar

Many think that interior design is based on a fixed rule of thumb that all interior designers follow but that is a very much wrong assumption. Interior design is about taking a space and making it both beautiful and functional at the same time. It also incorporates the personality of the homeowner as can be [...]

Out with the subdued, in with the bold and bright

21 December, 2009 (07:26) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself, Market Trends | By: Allan

As people shift from fall and winter mode, spring and summer comes into mind with bright vibrand and bold colors as opposed to previous trends we have seen in many leading publications. Bright colors in solid combinations makes for a lively and enjoyable space and being summer, it would be a nice thing to do [...]

DIY- Help Rust-Oleum Next Generation Spray Paint

15 November, 2009 (07:39) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself, Information | By: Allan

Good news for those weekend DIY warriors, Rust-oleum has come up with the next generation of spray paint that aims to take away most of the guesswork in paint selection for all uses. Indoor, outdoor, plastic wood metal you name it, it can paint it. Take a trip to your local home depot and you’ll [...]

Accessorizing the Home

25 September, 2009 (00:53) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself | By: Avatar

There are now many stuff that one can use to accessorize a home to suit any look you may want to achieve. From simple upgrade supplies (converts ordinary table lamps and fixtures to attain a different look while not having to change them per se’) and crafts you can go to the nearest craft’s stores [...]

Laying-out

15 August, 2009 (00:51) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself | By: Avatar

Many people o into renovations or re-make’s rarely without the benefit of a lay-out or plan. For do-it-yourself buffs, this works best for it allows you to play around with the designs allowing you to incorporate ones you see off magazines and displays. Existing furnishings can be placed in a virtual place (virtual design tools [...]

Back-Savers and other Safety tips

22 April, 2009 (01:19) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself, Information | By: Allan

There are a lot of handy helping aids that can be used to help you around the hone for easy cleaning and movement of furniture. Gliders are either plastic disks or squares you can place under heavy furniture that allows them to glide over your floors without scratching those precious wooded floors. Wheels tend to [...]

Wasted Spaces

22 March, 2009 (01:12) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself, Information | By: Allan

There are a lot of wasted spaces that can be used for storage to maximize space that not only allows you to keep the home tidy, but also gets rid of clutter that makes it look unorganized. The space under the stairwell can easily be converted into a shoe organizing rack-space where those shoes can [...]

Some unusual items to help you organize

27 February, 2009 (04:21) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself | By: editor

1. Pizza boxes – provided they’re not too dirty, pizza boxes can serve as a portfolio for your kids’ work. By helping them decide which goes in the box, they’ll learn to prioritize better work and organize their things. This also helps eliminate so many scratch papers being scattered everywhere.
2. Shoe boxes – perfect for [...]

DIY Shelving Units

30 January, 2009 (19:51) | Basics, Do-It-Yourself, Information | By: Allan

Space is always a premium and even the biggest homes have a need for more for we humans have aknack for accumulating stuff we seldom use yet deem as necessary. Old appliances, collections and all the other knick-knacks we manage to collect can become overwhelming when left to pile up. If you love to collect [...]