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 Get some Paint reliefWe’ve never found our happy place on the colour wheel.
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 Some flowers to brighten your daySending flowers to cheer someone up when they are depressed, ill or lonely has long been a traditional form of expressing care and concern.
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 Past imperfectGrandma used to say that it was our flaws that gave us character.
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 Pinching PENNIESBeing resourceful with home design is not only a practical way to get creative juices flowing, but saves money with possibly less impact on the environment.
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 Hottest trends in 2010If using holidays and days off for decorating, consider using knockout ideas from 2010.
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 2010: A year of KNOCKOUT ideasIf using holidays and days off for decorating, consider using knockout ideas from 2010.
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 Making SCENTS this ChristmasDon’t show up to the party empty-handed this holiday season.
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 Home theatreIt’s tough enough to make a mark in one area of show business. Sean Cullen has done it in many. Not bad for a guy who describes himself as “shy.
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 A perfect renderingLast week we chatted about “stealing” ideas and inspiration from all sorts of diverse sources; this week let’s chat about how you can ensure that those ideas will work in your home.
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 Home invasionBedbugs are popping up in the nicest homes and the prettiest beds, treating the inhabitants like a buffet and causing misery and embarrassment.
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 Got a head for decor?Designers are embracing skull symbolism throughout the year at home: we see designer vodka packaged in crystal skull decanters, dog beds embroidered with skull-and-crossbone designs, throw cushions, dinnerware, area rugs and even fine art incorporating the skull.
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 Designer digsThe designer was inspired by his mother — “a stylish woman,” he says. “We would switch around the furniture and function of a room. My dad never knew what he was coming home to.
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 Everything and the kitchen sinkDoes your kitchen feel more like Julie’s than Julia’s?
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 Like OIL and waterI’m not sure what I thought household cleaning products were made of, but when I discovered that most are 95% water, I was steamed.
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 Off COLOURWith a degree in Interior Design, the award-winning host of Colour Confidential (Tuesday nights on W) took a first job others would have scoffed at.
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 A splash of orangeFall is always the cuddle-up season when we wish to feel cozy, secure and warm.
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 Socket to meRaise your hand if you’ve ever had the “Just kill me now” reaction to using a wrench.
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 ET at homeHe’s all grown up now, but fans still greet him with the moniker “Rick the Temp.”
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 CHRISTMAS tree careWhether you cut your own, buy a fresh-cut tree or purchase a potted tree from the garden centre, choosing and decorating the perfect tree is a wonderful way to spend time together.
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 Dream the DreamIt’s a breath of fresh air when one can walk into a kitchen showroom and have the freedom to be able to create anything the heart desires
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 Rustic revivalAt first blush, Shiner furniture out of Atlanta, Georgia may look like just another trendy design collection
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 Corridors of creativityWe all have them, we all walk down them, but what we do with them is vastly different.
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 Pour some LIQUID SUNSHINEIt’s easy to feel good when the sun is shining, the grass is green and everyone’s lounging on the patio, relaxed and in a casual mood, blissed out from the good vibes of summer.
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 Just phone it inI recently gave up my beloved BlackBerry and switched to an iPhone. My husband had leaped over this technological chasm, and once I could no longer send him peer-to-peer messages, I followed.
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 Real life real estateHer father owns one of Canada’s largest Re/Max franchises, where she is manager and broker of record. Her older brother works there, too. And all of them live on the same street
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