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Comment on Week 2 of Filming “We Decorate Columbus” – the Soon-to-be-Launched Home Decorating TV Show by Twila D. Lora

Twila D. Lora — Thu, 13 May 2010 23:37:31 +0000

This just goes to show you what a good decorator can do with what they have to work with around a customer’s home not being used and could be used in another room or moved around to work in special place. I would say these decorators and there workers who applied there talent did a fantastic job.And the Family who had the home were very satisfied I’am sure.Thank You

Comment on High-End Decor on a Low-End Budget by Valances

Valances — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 02:57:12 +0000

Window treatments are more than a decorating decision; they are also a very practical one. Curtains, shades, blinds, shutters — or any combination of these window dressings — must also serve a functional end: to admit or block sunlight and to provide privacy. Window treatments need to do far more than look good.

Comment on Interior Design: 5 Must Haves For Every Room by DECOREMATE

DECOREMATE — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:39:42 +0000

Wonderful finds here! Also, I found something interesting I thought I would share, I wrote about it this month…
Bringing Out Your Inner BOLD!
Bill Blass said, “Style is primarily a matter of instinct.” Decorating takes on a new meaning for each individual. Clever and chic for Janie may be yesterday ís yawn-fest for Carol. Different tastes in dècor mean different furniture, artwork and color palettes. So what is the rule of thumb for making your place zing if itís not a certain style, pattern, or color?
Bold, baby! Bring out the Y-O-U!
Boldly say what you want to say when designing a room. Make a statement and let your personality shine through. If you go in for the palest blues to soothe and relax, add a custom zing to make it pop! Maybe even some of that ultra-hot photo alphabet wall art in black and white? Splash in some passionate pink or revved up red on the wall to make it sizzle.
No longer are walls content with neutral shades. Any color of the palette goes! Splash on muted melons or eccentric eggplants with savvy sage. Classic colors cozy up with velvety crimsons and Dijon yellows. Color is fantastically bold and beautiful! Rich textured throws, swags, rugs and runners jazz up every room, every time.
Patterns are all the rage now, too. Twists and twirls, paisleys and pearls! Did you ever in a million years think of dotting stripes and striping dots? Designers these days are pulling out all the geometrical stops. Paisley mixes with all sorts of combinationsóchecks, polkas, and weathered solids. Discover a new way of looking at the world around you in different shapes and designs.
Mix it all with gorgeous gilding in silver and gold. Toss in a few well-chosen accents óbold and beautiful. And with the trend of decor becoming more and more personalized, a meaningful piece of photography will make you feel right at home. Black and white as well as the historic look of sepia photography looks gorgeous in any room. Add all these ingredients together, and youíve got yourself a decorating design that not only expresses your individual style but does so as personally and beautifully as you want it to.
Whatever you want to say while decorating, say it with your own personal sense of style. Put it out there for the world to see and donít look back! Embrace your individuality whether your nature is Janie jazzed or Carol calm. Express yourself! When people enter your home theyíll shoot you a complementary smile, knowing it looks and feels sooooo perfectly like you. And no one can do YOU better.
by T. Miller