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Ideas for purveyors of fine things or eclectic objects   Spring is officially here and your outdoor spaces may be yearning for a pick-me-up. Soon your perennials will be blooming, outdoor furniture will be back in place, and planting or shopping for annuals will be on your to-do list.  So, what can possibly make the outside more lively ? How about art! When hearing the word ‘art,' the first thought that probably comes to minds is paintings. While it is true that there is such a thing as outdoor paintings, there are limitless options that may be overlooked as artistic elements fit for the outdoors. Find out how you can transform boring into breathtaking.   Curate a Garden Gallery     Aiming to mimic the walls at The Louvre? There will definitely be departure from the grandeur of those galleries, but there are ways that paintings can be incorporated into your spaces without fear of damage by the elements. Search for paintings that are digitally p...

One of the biggest appeals of owning a home is the ability to craft a space that is entirely your own. Done right, the design of your house and the way each room contributes to its construction can work to create an impression that is as unique and vibrant as your personality. When considering how to go about this endeavor, remember not to overlook your sunroom. With careful attention, this airy, sunny space can become the brilliant focal point your home needs to truly shine. Now, don't get overwhelmed. That seems like a monumental task, but it's one that you can begin with one simple step: determine which of the five following interior decorating themes appeals the most to you, and work your way up from there. Don't worry! Along with a description of each style, we will include examples of furnishings, wall colors, and rug and accent pieces for each look. Traditional Do you find yourself drawn to rooms decorated with warm, inviting colors that are accompanied by sump...

You may not think about the things you use to adorn your home as more than just things you like to look at and live with, but whether you realize it or not, you've got a "style" that probably leans toward one of the major interior design motifs which include Traditional Modern Eclectic Artful (Bold and Bright) Minimalist Country/Rustic Your style is a reflection of you, and your likes and dislikes. For example, if you like things to look neat and clutter of any kind drives you crazy, you may lean toward minimalism. If you like clean, angular lines, you probably tend toward a modern aesthetic. And if home to you means laid back, casual and relaxed, you may be a fan of country or rustic design. Some people like certain things with traditional touches, but also love artful pieces and bold colors. They might be described as having eclectic taste. Whether you're starting from scratch in your first home, re-vamping or perking up your existing home, or do...