Category: Furniture & Décor
The United States of Interior Design
Owning a house is one of the biggest investments a person can make, so it is important to love where you live. But only when you transform a space by expressing your ideal style does a house become a home. Thanks to the likes of Pinterest, home makeover TV shows and social media, there’s home.....
The Power of Flowers for Emotional Health
If you live in a cold climate where gray skies and a brown winter landscape may soon get you down, you don’t need to wait for next Spring’s greenery to perk up your house or your spirits. Most people recognize that a bouquet of roses or some spring tulips can bring a smile to someone’s.....
Brightening your Surroundings with Art
Paint colors, furniture and kitchen designs trend to white and grey and other neutrals these days, which provides a quiet backdrop for self-expression in the form of art collections and greenery to brighten your home. While you may already have pieces that make you happy, sometimes you and your home need the uplift that comes.....
Create a Spa-like Experience at Home
Now more than ever before, our homes have become our treasured sanctuaries. Taking a stress reliever for even 10 minutes a day can help make anyone feel better. Enjoying the amenities of a spa-like experience in your bathroom can be an easy transformation without breaking the bank or hiring a contractor. A few ideas include.....
Smart Furniture for Small Spaces
Tiny houses have captured the imagination of many Americans. Whether it’s the fantasy of living efficiently in 600 square feet or less or just the drive to declutter and tidy up, the idea of jettisoning your possessions and moving into a smaller home is gaining strength. Instead of aspiring to buy a larger house, a.....
Big Chill
The past & future come together on kitchen products Combine vintage styling with progressive thinking such as sustainability and energy efficiency and you have Big Chill, the Boulder, Colorado-based kitchen products firm Orion Creamer founded in 2003. The idea for it came about by happenstance. Creamer, who had studied product design in college, was asked.....