All those little fruits over her fridge.
Inside a Birmingham, Alabama, Tudor house and garden.
Kristen sure can design a gallery wall! She shares her seven, step-by-step tips -- along with photos of 6 gallery walls she's designed. Inexpensive drama!
She always had that one cabinet full of stuff you couldn't touch!
this post began when i came across images of Tasha Tudor, a children’s book illustrator whose nostalgic throwback lifestyle (she lived in a replica of a late 18th-century New England farmhouse)…
Here, the best interior design Instagrams from interior designer Ryan Korban. Learn how to take house and home photos from the pros.
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Railway station in Haarlem outside the normal rush hour, where it can become rather busy
Name: Penelope and Nathan Miller and their daughter, Bell Location: Alberta Arts District — Portland, Oregon Size: 2,100 square feet Years lived in: 6.5 years; Owned Penelope and Nathan have created a home for their family that is truly a reflection of themselves, where they’ve been, and what makes them feel good.
Basically, everyone had the same nana.
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Abandoned soviet kitchen from the 1970s.
When first home buyer and building designer Janik Dalecki bought a dumpy little Maylands cottage, his friends thought he had lost the plot. “The house ticked all my boxes and I instantly saw what potential it had,” he says. “But family and friends thought I was crazy and said things like, ‘it’s a bowl-over’!” But Janik, who runs his own business Dalecki Design, was undeterred. He’d been searching for a first house
As I wander around Facebook I’m hoping to find more than cute pictures of cats and pictures of people’s food. I look for glass. Stories about glass. Something interesting and different …
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An old Outhouse at the abandoned Homeplace of Michael Crowell near Halls Mill in Bedford County, Tennessee. Collecting photos of Middle Tennessee Outhouses seems somewhat strange, but due to the fact that these Tennessee treasures are fast disappearing from the Tennessee landscape makes it all the more necessary to photograph them. Those Outhouses which have not been destroyed or removed by human hands and urban development are fast decaying from the elements of time. It is to our native Tennessee culture that the remaining Outhouses be photographed for history. As a child, I remember having to use them often, even within the city limits of Shelbyville, Tennessee
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Decoration, ventilation and a hangout for your rooster!
It seems like almost everytime I go to a garage sale I see an old-fashioned meat grinder for sale. You know one of those hand crank ones for making your
Forest dreaming: The iconic Israel House, 20 years onSome 20 years after the iconic Israel House was completed, the compact owner-built home is still making waves. Architect and Light Home Design A…
samples of Ma-Ti-Co Asphalt Floor Tiles - "shade and mottling may vary"
Make Itching Powder !: I will reveal you secret of making itching powder, it is used to make person itch when you put it under clothes on skin. So if you make this make sure you record it and publish... :D So guys start making this and let the fun begin... And sorry for …
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Mid Winter Dreaming of Spring source Oh...a little whimsy of a garden house right in the middle of a perfectly overgrown garden. I took to Pinterest to find inspiration of what the perfect little garden shed might look like and found many examples. Today, as I drove off to work in a hurry as usual...I noticed all my little daffodils are up and blooming. Winter soon to be over. Such a mild one we had and I am so fine with that. source I felt terrible that my flowers are up and I'd been too busy to notice. source Well, not just too busy but too sick to notice too. source Sorry, I've been MIA this week. I've been working and sleeping and that is it. source But feeling better now. source And next week is shaping up to be a light week...work wise so maybe I can get some projects done around the house. source I am so in the mood for spring. The weather has been so mild here that it seems it's already arrived. source I love garden buildings, don't you? I'd love to have one of these in my backyard. source A place for a glass of tea. source So charming source Yes, I can't wait to get out in the yard and have things growing again. source I promise photos of Franklin next week. All the weenies are doing great. I'm doing fine except for having a devil of a cold this past couple of weeks and no energy to do anything extra. But I'm feeling way better. Hope you have a great weekend! Tweet
Il était une fois, une fée très âgée qui habitait au fond d'un jardin, invisible du commun des mortels. Elle adorait les fleurs... ... et confectionnait des bouquets à longueur de journée. Ici, elle déposait même son vase sur l'évier, car, comme vous...
The engawa in my opinion is a special place in a traditional Japanese house that you can sit with a cup of tea, take in the view and just be.... Source: TANAKA Juuyoh (田中十洋) Japanese traditional style SAMURAI house / 稲葉家下屋敷(いなばけ しもやしき) Once we finished the toilet area that leads off the engawa, I knew it was the next project I wanted to tackle. So ready with the orbital sander I got to work and removed the layers of old stain. What all that sanding revealed was light coloured floor boards. Even at this stage the area was feeling fresh, but there were holes that needed filling with some putty and impatiently I had to wait 24 hours until it was completely dry before I could paint. You know painting is my thing and I was just so keen to get some varnish on these boards! But my assistant was even more so..... After one coat of varnish Love this when the wood meets tatami! Ta da! Now after two coats of varnish Our little engawa has been given some love and now we can enjoy sitting together with a cup of green tea and just be.....
When you think of indoor pollution, those grotesque, blown-up images of dust mites might come to mind. Tiny bugs living in our mattresses are only one source of pollution, however. Different types of indoor pollution include air and water pollutants, cleaning products and cosmetics. Most of us think of our home as a haven - a safe place where we are protected from the rest of the world. But sometimes extra care needs to be taken to create a healthy home. What Causes Indoor Air Pollution? While we might be wary of smog and acid rain, outdoor pollutants probably don't affect us nearly as much as indoor pollutants do. Concentrations of indoor pollutants are 25 to 62 percent greater than outdoor levels. Because Americans spend 80 to 90 percent of their time indoors, they're at risk for serious health problems. Sources of air pollution include wood-burning stoves, tobacco smoke, cooking and heating appliances, and vapors from building materials, and furniture. Paints, sealants, and other finishes can also be harmful. Radon, a radioactive gas that's released from inside the earth, is also a pollutant, and can be found concentrated in some basements. Reducing Indoor Air Pollution Many of the products we use every day generate indoor air pollution. One of the best ways to improve indoor air quality is to eliminate the sources of the pollution. Choose non-toxic furnishings, flooring, finishes and supplies. Eliminate toxic household cleaners from your home. Seal or enclose asbestos-coated sources. Provide adequate ventilation by opening windows or using fans. Switch to an environmentally-safe dry cleaner. Add some houseplants. Discourage smoking indoors. Have air ducts cleaned. Have lead-based paint professionally removed. Vent clothes dryers to outdoors. Remove water-damaged carpets. Test basements for radon gas. Natural Pollutants Biological contaminants are another type of pollutant that affects the indoor environment. Pet dander, dust mites and other microorganisms that occur naturally can settle in carpets and other fabrics. Bacteria, molds, mildew and insect or rodent droppings are also dangerous. These allergens can trigger allergies and sometimes lead to serious illnesses such as asthma in some people. Use flooring options like wood, cork, tile, stone or bamboo to reduce the number of allergens in the home. These flooring materials don't emit fumes or harbor microorganisms and are easier to keep clean than carpeting. Air purifiers and mechanical ventilation systems can help keep indoor air healthy. They can reduce levels of humidity, which creates a breeding ground for bacteria, mold and mildew. The Environmental Protection Agency recommends keeping humidity levels below 30 to 50 percent. Check out WheatonHomes4Sale.com to browse official listing information of homes listed for sale in your area or to find out how much your home is worth.
