If you're in the process of relocating to a smaller living space, you probably have plenty of questions on effective decorating techniques for downsized home interiors. Decorating a small home involves form meeting function in ways that are aesthetically pleasing. Following are five strategies designed to to maximize the visual appeal as well as the overall livability of small home interiors.
Don't Be Afraid of Color
Many of those decorating small spaces fall back on the old standby of light, bright, and white to hopefully make tiny rooms look larger.
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Updating the bathrooms in your home can be a simple way to make your home more functional while increasing its value. However, completing an update in a bathroom that will be used by the whole family can present some unique challenges.
Here are three considerations that you must take into account when selecting a new sink while remodeling a family bathroom to ensure that the space is functional for everyone that will be using the bathroom.
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Have you been longing for a living room makeover but feel as if you don't have the time or money for a major remodeling project? Fortunately, you don't need to hire an interior design specialist or spend a lot of time and money to revitalize your living room.
You can transform the entire look of your living room using draperies, pillows, and slipcovers in colors that will bring the room to life.
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If your child has recently turned 13, you may wonder where time has gone, and you may feel a little sentimental as you reflect on their childhood years. It probably seems like yesterday you were decorating the nursery in preparation for the arrival of a new baby.
Like it or not, your child is a teenager, and it's time to put childish things in the past, including your child's bedroom. In fact, bedroom makeovers are the perfect birthday gift for new teens.
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If you have hardwood flooring in your home, you may have considered changing the coloring to better match interior walls and decor. Staining hardwood flooring can be a great way to change the appearance without changing the type of floor covering you have grown to love. Here are some guidelines to follow when attempting to stain your hardwood flooring.
Materials You Will Need
Sander Fine-grit sandpaper Shop vacuum Mop or clean piece of cloth Bucket of water Sponge or clean piece of cloth Stain Polyurethane Paintbrush Preparing The Surface
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