If you currently have a fireplace that is unused, you can still create the illusion of a blazing fire by purchasing a log-shaped candle holder. This unique candle holder has compartments for seven different candles, and the oak and light birch finishes look extremely realistic. These candle holders will provide you with the same warm and cozy feeling associated with a traditional fire without the … [Read more...]

Before you begin to decorate your new home, you're going to have to get rid of some of the items you own. You don't want to start off on the wrong foot by cluttering your home with unused items. New homeowners should also invest in more modern, lightweight furniture pieces so that they are easier to lift and transport throughout your move. Heavier furniture tends to be harder to maneuver, making … [Read more...]

In the past few years, taking a minimalistic approach to decorating your home has been a huge hit. People enjoy decluttering and feeling like they’ve regained some control but maximizing also has its perks. In her new blog post, Deirdre Sullivan teaches us how to utilize color palates, multiple furniture and decorative textures, multiple bold and extremely colorful items or styles to draw life … [Read more...]

Coming home to an updated and functional living space is a luxury. For many people going into a time where saving your money is going to be critical, but there are things you can do that maximizes your dollar while still giving the appearance of a change. In her new blog post, Michelle Brunner suggests that by decorating the outside of your door, reorganizing the pattern of your furniture and by … [Read more...]

A large component of an inviting home is the way our paint colors and light fixtures allow for natural light to complement them. In a blog post, Deirdre Sullivan summarizes 18 new ways we can transform dark, uninviting homes into a more positive place. By utilizing faux fixtures, unique ceiling accents and even recycled materials that will safely hold a light bulb, you’ll feel like you’ve moved … [Read more...]

Clothing designer, Ulla Johnson, is known for the gorgeous, unique clothes that she designs, but most are unaware that her townhouse reflects the same level of beauty and uniqueness. The kitchen is full of various textures that give each room a higher level of accent, as well as big and bold shapes that add dimension to the interior. The kitchen is not the only focal point of Johnson's home. She … [Read more...]

Meagan Blau began her design career out of necessity. She has a spinal cord injury that has changed her life. She has been using a wheel chair for the last ten years. Accessibility is key in her designs as she needs to be able to maneuver around her home. Functionality is key, but so is a modern design. She needed to make her new home into something that would fit her needs. She doesn't follow all … [Read more...]

The space that we come home to each day should be reflective of the things we are passionate about and should create a positive space for us to recharge in. If you’re feeling like the creative bug has taken a vacation in your brain, Maggie Fremont’s new blog posts takes values from a favorite movie and turns them into decoration art. Complete with pictures of the final result and a summary of what … [Read more...]

Sound coming into a house from outside or extra noises inside can be very irritating, but there are ways to reduce the unwanted noise level. For inside noises, such as talking or children running around, covering hard surfaces with soft materials can be helpful. Put down carpet, hang curtains, and add throw pillows to furniture to keep sound from bouncing around. For noises coming from close … [Read more...]