Thursday, October 27, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Deck with a View
If you have a great view from your deck, you have an automatic focal point. Great! Enjoy your view with a stylish bar set instead of ordinary table and chairs. Most bars and bar chairs are at least 36 inches high which will allow you to dine and enjoy your picturesque viewwith ease without straining your neck.
Enjoy your space, Rena
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Outdoor Design
Designing an outdoor space can be tricky. Like any space, there are challenges to overcome. However, when it comes to outdoor spaces, there are a few things to consider. Here are just 3:
1. Provide shelter from the elements (sun, wind, etc.), and bugs;
2. Choose weather-resistant, comfortable furniture; scale is important, but, the bigger the better;
3. Soften the look of the space and make it inviting with and outdoor rug and pillows; these can also add splashes of color.
Enjoy your space, Rena
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Hanging Wall Art
There are many ways to hang pictures or art on a wall. As a general guide, follow these tips if you desire your space to be perceived in a particular way:
1. Formal Decor - hang your pictures or art vertically. Think of a soldier standing at attention. This is a good option for most any space.
2. Casual Decor - hang your pictures or art horizontally. Think of someone reclining or lying down. This is a good option for bedrooms.
3. Use the design principle of Movement when hanging pictures or art on a staircase wall. But, as shown in the photograph this method of hanging art can be used in other areas.
For more tips, follow my tweets under redecorating.
Enjoy your space, Rena
1. Formal Decor - hang your pictures or art vertically. Think of a soldier standing at attention. This is a good option for most any space.
2. Casual Decor - hang your pictures or art horizontally. Think of someone reclining or lying down. This is a good option for bedrooms.
3. Use the design principle of Movement when hanging pictures or art on a staircase wall. But, as shown in the photograph this method of hanging art can be used in other areas.
For more tips, follow my tweets under redecorating.
Enjoy your space, Rena
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Top Tip for Decorating Children's Spaces
Of all the things I've shared concerning decorating a child's space, the most important tip to remember is this: "involve your child in the process".
I cannot stress enough how involving your child will make a huge difference from them accepting your color scheme to them keeping their room neat and tidy. When you involve your child in the process, it will instill in them a sense of ownership and a sense of pride.
So, go ahead, don't be shy, ask your child what he or she thinks, you may be pleasantly surprised.
Enjoy your space, Rena
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Monday, January 3, 2011
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