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Looking to add some personality to your home with art? Check out this guide on choosing art for your home. From finding an inspiration piece to creating a mood board layout, I've got you covered with tips and tricks to make the process easier. Start exploring the world of art and transform your space today!
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Maksim Goncharenok
Make the most of your small living room with these 13 multifunctional furniture pieces. Discover clever solutions for seating, storage, and workspaces that will transform your space into a cozy and functional haven.
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Mikhail Nilov
Discover how contrast in decor and finishes can transform small, tricky, or awkward spaces! From color schemes to furniture and accessories, find out how to create visual interest, depth, and a sense of scale. Plus, learn how to bring in the color black for added impact. Get design tips and inspiration now!
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Antoni Shkraba
Don't make furniture shopping mistakes! Sketch your room first and get the dimensions, focal points, and traffic flow just right. These tips and room sketching guidelines make it easy to visualize your space and plan a functional layout. DON’T buy furniture or plan a new room layout without reading this first!
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Yura Forrat
Could your small powder room or half bath use a makeover? Great news, I’ve got 10 tips that will turn this small bathroom into a jewel box show piece. Best of all, these tips will engage your five senses and they’ll have you guests so impressed, they’ll never want to leave! Is that a good thing? Not sure, but these tips sure are!
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Anna Tarazevich
Is your living room feeling dull, cluttered, or awkward? Here’s 8 expert tips to transform your space into a comfortable and inviting retreat. From maximizing natural light and updating your decor to decluttering and choosing the perfect color scheme, and more. This guide has everything you need to create a beautiful and functional living room. Get inspired and create your dream living room today!
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Ekrulila
When it comes to buying wood furniture, it's important to know how to spot good quality. Examining the joints, drawers, finish, and legs can help you evaluate the durability and overall craftsmanship of the piece. Learn what to look for when inspecting wood furniture, so you can invest in a piece that is well-made and built to last.
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Trend
Learn how to spot good quality upholstered furniture by evaluating key features such as the frame, springs, cushions, fabric, and construction details. With the right knowledge, you can make an informed decision and find a beautiful and well-made piece of furniture that will provide both comfort and durability for years to come.
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Afif Ramdhasuma
Confused about how to make your small or awkward apartment look good? Don't let your small living space get you down. Here’s some clever and creative design hacks to transform your awkward apartment into a place you’ll love.
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Tiana
Discover how to choose anchor furniture that transcends different styles and maximizes your living space! From timeless designs to multifunctional pieces, our guide offers expert tips on selecting proportional, versatile, and high-quality furniture. Create a cohesive and stylish living space that lasts with our strategies for choosing classic, neutral, and functional pieces.
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EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA
Struggling to stay focused in a small room? Check out this post for 10 common distractions, including clutter, noise, and uncomfortable furniture, and get practical tips for minimizing their impact. Whether you're a student, remote worker, or just looking to create a cozy space, these tips will help you stay productive and focused, no matter how small your room.
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Lina Kivaka
Uncover 12 easy DIY weekend home updates that will boost the value of your small house. From painting and updating lighting to installing new flooring and creating outdoor living spaces, these simple upgrades will add style and functionality to your space.
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Rachel Claire
Discover creative and stylus solutions for hiding a TV in a small living room. From furniture to retractable screens learn how to keep your space uncluttered and visually appealing. Find the best solution for your style and layout with these tips and ideas.
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Max Vakhtbovych
Think bunk beds are just for kids? Think again. Here, you can explore the features and benefits of some very functional bunk bed ideas that will help you save, and utilize, space in ways you never imagined!
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Max Vakhtbovych
Tired of being cramped in your tiny bedroom? These small bedroom decor ideas will help you make the most of your space!
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Klaus Nielsen
Do you love too many decorating styles? Do you and your spouse love completely different looks? Scared that your house will look chaotic if you try to pull everything together yourself? Here’s a fun way - that you haven’t heard about before - to pull your home together like a total pro!
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JESHOOTS
Smaller houses have lots of benefits like being less expensive to buy and maintain. They’re fast to clean too. But the one thing they don’t have is MORE space! If you need elbow room, don’t throw a for sale sign on the lawn. Instead, think about getting a small addition. Here’s some ways to re-think your home.
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Vincent Rivaud
Just because you have acquired a condo doesn’t mean your interior has to look like everyone else’s. One of the best things about having a condo is that you can put your stamp on the interior and make it look however you want.
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Olena Bohovyk
If something is feeling "off" in one of your rooms, I'd say that that "something" could be balance. It helps to think of any space in your home as an equation. What you do to one side needs to balance, not necessarily match, the other side. Let me explain.
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Inside Weather
The truth is small furniture in small rooms can often make the room feel unbalanced. Just like weights and measurements, the furniture in a small room must fill the space appropriately to feel balanced. If your small room feels off, it’s probably because the furniture is too small.
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