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Archives for 2015
15 Bright Ideas for Kids’ Bathrooms
April 24, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Splash on the color and have fun with decor to make a child’s bathroom a cheerful place
Whether you have a dedicated kids’ bathroom or share space with the pint-size set, keeping track of whose soggy towel is whose can be made easier — and more fun — with a few smart design moves and cheerful touches. From double (or triple!) sinks to tub-side seats and rainbow-inspired color palettes, see which of these ideas appeals to you and yours.
How to Fix a Stinky Garbage Disposal
April 23, 2015 By Leave a Comment
No plumber’s fee or even a trip to the hardware store is required with these easy solutions
Does this sound familiar? You’ve cleaned your kitchen to spotless hygienic perfection, but you catch a whiff of something rotten every time you pass the sink. There’s a piece of something you threw down there and ground up days ago that’s stuck in the garbage disposal, and the smell only gets worse no matter how many times you run it. Inspired by recent events in my own kitchen, I reached out to three experts to get their advice on how to de-stinkify the garbage disposal.
6 Strategies for Making Color Work for You
April 22, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Color can play up or play down architecture, create a positive experience and more. Here’s how to put it to work for you
We all want our homes to provide comfort and ease. And something instinctual tells us that color — whether a can of paint, a bright new patterned rug, maybe that sun-drenched painting you saw at the last art opening you attended — can change our world for the better.
Springtime home maintenance offers a new opportunity to add the color we crave. And picking the right colors for our homes is not magic. The process simply requires that we look at the physical qualities of our home’s architecture and apply color that will put the focus where we want it. Here’s how.
9 Tricks to Boost Your Home’s Appeal for Less Than $400
April 21, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Whether you’re redecorating or just doing a quick update, check out these ways to enhance your home on a budget
Following my story on ways to boost your home for less than $75, I’m upping the ante and exploring some tips and tricks around the $400 mark. Even if you’re not planning to sell your home anytime soon, these touches could help you make a welcome change to your home environment for a relatively low price.
Kitchen Ideas: How to Choose the Perfect Backsplash
April 20, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Backsplashes not only protect your walls, they also add color, pattern and texture. Find out which material is right for you
The humble backsplash has come a long way. Once upon a time, its purpose was purely functional: a tiled area behind the stove and sink to protect kitchen walls from stains and splashes. Today the availability of all manner of materials in a wide array of finishes means your backsplash can make more of a statement. To help you decide which material would work best for you, we offer expert advice on the 10 most popular backsplash materials.
5 Steps to a Fun and Practical Kids’ Bedroom
April 19, 2015 By Leave a Comment
There’s no need to overcomplicate decorating your little one’s bedroom — here’s a simple guide
Designing kids’ bedrooms can be fun. For designers it’s typically the room in which we get to turn the decorating volume up and go a little crazy. At home it’s important to keep in mind practical elements, including storage and future use, while also making sure your little one’s personality shines through. These five steps will help you create a room that is just as rewarding for you as it is for your child.
11 Ways to Work With a Windowless Room
April 17, 2015 By Leave a Comment
See how to use French doors, white paint, draperies and more to brighten a space and trick the eye
They say you never know what you had till it’s gone, and that’s certainly true for windows. When dealing with a windowless room, you really start to miss the natural light and appreciate the openness they bring. But whether you’re planning a little corrective construction or just a quick fix, there are plenty of ways to bring that same feeling to your basement, den, kitchen and more.