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Rockford Valley College to host interior decorating courseRockford Register StarBy Leigh Hunziker Rockford Valley College Community and Continuing Education will hold an eight-week interior decorating course from 6:15-8:15 pm March 21 to May 9 in Classroom Building II on RVC's main campus, 3301 N. Mulford Road. |
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Decorating Den Interiors: Creating your own valentine retreatChambersburg Public OpinionGet away: Your master bedroom should function as your personal in-home retreat. The first step in getting there is making the most of your space with an appropriate layout and furnishings. February brings us the romance of Valentine's Day. |
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The little store with a big heartNorth Liberty LeaderBy Chris Umscheid SHUEYVILLE- She calls it "the little store with a big heart" Gail Boothe, owner of Space Doctors Interiors has packed her tiny shop from front to back with a wide variety of home decor items. Boothe said she has spent her whole life ... |
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Tech eases decor woesDaily AztecTumblr can also be used during this stage of the decorating process as it is home to countless blogs dedicated to decorating endeavors. All users need to do is search within an interior design tag or any other specific decor-related term. |
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The makeover magicianTimes LIVEI had been involved in corporate interior design for about seven years by then, so I was ready to add colour and a softer feel to my projects by venturing into residential and retail design. Which decorating trends will be big in South Africa in 2012? |
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Airport manager search panel, timeline setBrainerd Daily DispatchThe commission identified two entities it wants to work with as it considers interior decorating ideas for the terminal in the future. The two are Danae Blanck Anderson of ID Your World and a partnership including Millie Engisch Morris and Dyan Westman ...and more » |
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Choice of hues fundamental to design styleCalgary HeraldWhen it comes to home Decorating 101, there's nothing more fundamental than the choice of the interior colour scheme, says interior designer Sarita Sidhu. When Sidhu was planning the interior palette for the Montgomery show home, she first took into ... |
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Art of Design - Curated Interiors Are RevealingNational LedgerIt's all up to you. Because of the personal nature of collecting, curated interiors are extremely autobiographical and, in my opinion, the most interesting. Be fearless in your decorating. Choose your furnishings, art and accessories with passion. |
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Drawn to water, couple finds dream home on pier in BaltimoreBaltimore Sun"We weren't sure whether we wanted urban or suburban," said Linda Olsen, a 48-year-old interior decorator. "We looked at a condo in Towson and properties in Homeland and Roland Park." Both agreed they didn't want condo living but loved the idea of ... |
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Decorating a Child's Room - 8 Simple Strategies to Make You Both Happy!
02/08/12
by: Michael Holland When it comes to decorating a child's room, your approach should be much different from decorating an adult bedroom. For kids, their bedroom is where they play games, read, listen to music, day-dream, or just go to be alone sometimes. So use these eight strategies to help create a space that will make you both happy: 1. Talk to your child. Find out what activities and fantasies he or she enjoys; what their favorite color is; and what's unique about their personality that a theme could be built around. 2. Allow your child to help. Let them have a say about colors, fabrics, and how they want to display their collectibles. 3. Make the room multi-functional. Since children use their room for many activities besides sleeping, it should have several different zones, such as a play area, reading area, and entertainment area. 4. Make storage a priority. Try shelving, large decorative wicker baskets, plastic see-through containers, and closets that contain plenty of shelving and racks. 5. Keep window treatments simple. Avoid long draperies. Shades, blinds, and shorter curtains are safer choices. The fabric should be versatile, and patterns should be repeated in other items in the room, such as in pillows, quilts, lampshades, bed ruffles, etc. 6. Choose the right lighting. A child’s room should include both task lighting for homework and reading, and soothing light for quieter times. A nightlight is also important. 7. Use wallpaper or paint to add color and texture. You can apply whimsical borders along the top edges of the walls, and clouds or stars on the ceiling. Make sure walls are washable, so if you are using paint, choose a semi-gloss or gloss finish. Kids love bright colors, but you should limit any strong color to only one wall. 8. Allow your child to select the design theme. Here are just a few: firehouse fun room, starry night, angels, rainbows, unicorns, baseball, a bedroom for a princess, underwater scenery, outer space, race cars, airplanes, trains, jungle motifs, wizards and dragons, and dinosaurs. Decorating with your child offers a great opportunity to display your playful side, while doing some memorable family bonding, so have fun with it!
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