6 Major Mistakes Most People Make When Decorating Their Walls
The wrong art can have a serious impact on your interior. Here's how to track down unique art and how to display it, all ...
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Repurpose A Thrift Store Blanket Into A Stunning Piece Of Wall Art
Who says you need to be an artist to create your own wall art? Here's a sustainable and budget-friendly way to add statement ...
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6 Mistakes You're Making When Decorating Your Walls With Art
Failing to find meaningful art "The number one mistake people make is not taking the time to properly find a piece that ...
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Inexpensive ways to elevate your interior design style
Follow these cost-effective ways to elevate your home’s interior design style, proving that a stylish home doesn’t have to ...
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10 Things That Immediately Make Your Kitchen Look Dated
Busy granite and tile are materials that make kitchens look dated. Here are other things that immediately date your space.
I’m an interiors expert, my nine mega cheap ways to make your home more posh, and some won’t cost you a penny
CREATING a luxurious look at home doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank.  With some creativity, attention to detail, and ...
Looking to level up your home? Give these 10 top brands a try
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Bucket-list museums you can visit for FREE
From London's Natural History Museum to the Baltimore Museum of Art, these are the world's best museums you can visit for ...
This ‘slow stylist’ takes a more sustainable approach to decorating
The St. Paul, Minn., “slow stylist” — who has created rooms for Mayor Melvin Carter and Sakeena Futrell-Carter as well as Lt.
Thinking about new curtains or blinds? Read this first so you don't make a costly mistake…
Low-quality, ill-fitting and poorly-installed window coverings are rife throughout British homes, leading to rooms that look ...
Where Literary Ghosts Linger: A Book Critic Goes to Dublin
The Irish city, once home to the likes of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, is known for its bookstores, libraries and pubs, where writers found inspiration over pints of Guinness.