Posted on February 15th, 2018
The kitchen, according to Chinese Feng Shui, has a lot of fire energy. This makes it a crucial part of your home since controlled fire can be beneficial. The uncontrolled types of fires, of course, are known to destroy anything in their path. This is the very reason why it is important to set up [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 14th, 2018
Happy Valentine’s Day! This amazing day is here once again and you have the option to decorate according to the season. If you’re planning a romantic evening with your special someone then you have to learn about some tips that can make your Valentine’s Day home more special. V-Day Lighting Lighting is no less than [ read more… ]
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Posted in Accents, Accessories, Bedroom Design, Color Schemes, Dining Room Design, Interior Design 101, Interior Design Elements, Interior Design Themes | Comments Off on V-Day Decorating Made Simple
Posted on February 13th, 2018
The best bedroom feng shui is one that promotes harmony and a vibrant energy. It is also a room that is inviting and exciting, one that could also calm your senses. The bedroom that is auspicious or lucky is one that can give you a restful nap as well as a good night’s sleep. There [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 9th, 2018
When it comes to accessories, do you think that you really need them in your home? Do you think those furniture sets are enough to make your house look like a home? Accessories are there as the finishing touches for texture, colors, and shapes. They can actually impact your home’s décor. In fact, they play [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 8th, 2018
If you are thinking of redesigning your home or are just about to set up your first one, you may be wondering whether you need the help of a professional, licensed interior designer. Hiring an interior designer is an intelligent decision if you have already invested a good amount of money in your home. The [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 7th, 2018
Color theory is an all-encompassing definition of concepts and designs. There are three categories, though, that can be logically used in fashion or interior design. You have, of course, already heard of the color wheel, the color harmony, and how each color is used according to context. Color theories are there for a structural comprehension [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 6th, 2018
Are you familiar with terracotta? This is a kind of clay that comes in the most interesting colors (often orange or red) and has the beautiful qualities to boost. The term terracotta originated from the Italian translation of baked earth. The earliest reference to terracotta was in prehistoric art where some of the ancient potteries [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 5th, 2018
Each year, there is always a talk on what trends and themes are going to be the dominant ones. This is true when it comes to fashion and interior design. Unlike fashion, though, trends are easily sidetracked. Trends can only become the standard or norms if they are seen by fashion influencers as something that [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 2nd, 2018
There are many different shapes and sizes, even styles for home offices. And just as numerous are the things that you need to consider when you are planning to set up a home office in your home. Will it be a room that previously served a different purpose but is now being repurposed to become [ read more… ]
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Posted on February 1st, 2018
You have probably heard corporate people associate the word culture to their work setting. When this word is used in this setting, it becomes the force that guides behaviors even when the employee handbook no longer covers certain scenarios. It is also the setup whether you have an open-door policy at work or if the [ read more… ]
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