Quick Tips for Everyday Carpet Care and Maintenance

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  Photo by Best & Company – Search bedroom design ideas Tile and hardwood floors have a way of dominating the spotlight nowadays, but there is something to be said for the sumptuous feel of carpet beneath your feet. Be it a few well-placed area rugs or wall-to-wall Berber, designing with carpet creates a warm and welcoming space within your home—provided you take the time to care for it. Because everyday traffic can take a toll on your carpets, here are some quick tips to help you keep them looking like new. Photo by Kate Lester Interiors – Discover entryway design inspiration   Take preventative measures. The simplest way to safeguard your carpets is to limit their exposure to dirt, debris and heavy foot traffic. Start

Design trends: bring the benefits of nature inside

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With so many of us looking to “be more mindful,” unplug from technology, or “go off the grid” to get back in touch with our natural surroundings, it’s not surprising that one of the design trends of 2018 is bringing natural elements inside. From living greenery to the warm green, red, and gold colors of nature, we want to reconnect with what’s been missing in our ever-evolving automated world.   Relax and Unwind with Natural Stone and Wood Photo by Swell Homes – Look for bathroom pictures   What better way to end your day with a long soak in a bathtub surrounded by natural stone that looks like wood? Combining natural elements and textures in colors you find outside is a

New year’s resolution: new kitchen! 7 up-to-the-minute makeover ideas

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Chances are you spent a lot of time in your kitchen over the holidays. Notice anything? It could be that your fridge has seen better days or your floors are starting to look a little dull. Whatever the reason, a makeover might be just what your kitchen needs to kick off the New Year on a stylish note. Here’s a little inspiration from the design experts at Primera: 1. Oh my MOD. Sometimes all it takes to update your kitchen is the no-fuss simplicity of a contemporary design style. Lose the countertop clutter and opt instead for a clean, modern look with bold fixtures and sleek architectural lines. Photo by Studio Durham Architects – Search kitchen pictures 2. Design from the ground up. Or in this

Design trends: fabulous trendy and timeless bathrooms

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Photo by MILIEU  New design trends go in and out of style so quickly that we’re hardly finished with the last home improvement project when the next one hits. Design trends are meant to inspire you; to introduce you to new patterns or techniques you might not have considered. Think of trends as jumping off points, rather than, “Oh great. My bathroom is outdated already!” That being said, here’s a look at some trendy, and timeless, bathrooms that could be at the top of your favorites list for years to come. Choose a style and layout that fits your space, your lifestyle, and your décor. Then, check “create fabulous bathroom” off this year’s list. Trend: Floor to ceiling tile. Timeless:

Eco-friendly: Home Renewable Energy and Green Materials

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Photo by Eco-friendly: Home Renewable Energy and Green Materials Concrete is the lifeblood of the urban city areas. Everything from the buildings to the city infrastructure has been built using this spectacular material. However, with the recent rise in the climate change awareness, other more eco-friendly construction materials are slowly replacing concrete. But not just building materials; even green energy systems are replacing the traditional ones. Yes, today, you can build an entire house with green materials and rely only on renewable energy. So, let’s check out some of the most popular home green energy solutions, as well as look at some of those eco-friendly construction materials, in case you are planning to implement them in your own home. Home

Love Your Wood Floors? Learn These Simple Tips to Safeguard Their Beauty

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There is nothing quite like the look and feel of real wood flooring. Not only are your wood floors sturdy enough to withstand the test of time, but their classic elegance never goes out of style. So how do you keep them looking their best? Here are a few simple tips to remember: Keep the Outdoors Out: Photo by mango design co – Search entryway design ideas   A few well-placed welcome mats can go a long way toward protecting your wood floors from carried-in dirt and debris. Ask guests to leave their shoes by the door to further protect your flooring, and remember to wipe muddy paws when your four-legged family members come in from the yard. Make it a Clean Sweep. Photo

Design trends: bookcases beyond the box

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Curve Appeal Photo by Element Studios – Browse dining room ideas Square bookcases are so last-season, but organization is always in style. Start the new year off on the right shelf with a little creative organization for all your books and new “stuff” you acquired over the holidays. This large metal bookshelf is not only great for organizing good reads, it doubles as wall art – and appears to defy gravity. Space Savvy Photo by Blakes London – Search kitchen pictures A shelf in the kitchen right where you need it keeps cookbooks handy within arm’s reach. It’s also an organized way to display small keepsakes while keeping your countertops free of clutter. Connect a series of floating shelves in a custom arrangement that fits perfectly

What’s up? creative ceiling ideas for every décor

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Vintage Feel Photo by Decorative Ceiling Tiles, Inc. – More kitchen photos Color and texture on the ceiling adds an element of surprise in any décor. Tin ceilings originated in the 1880s as an affordable way to dress up a “fifth wall.” Today, affordable faux tin ceilings come in a wide array of textures, patterns, and colors. This contemporary kitchen has a warmer, vintage feel as a result. Midcentury Modern Photo by Nest Modern – Search family room design ideas Cork—it’s not just for wine bottles and bulletin boards. This family room ceiling covered in cork and wood strips for added texture, gives the room a warm, eclectic vibe. The colorful furniture is a cool balance. Note: cork

Interiorscaping: bring the nature inside

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First things that come to your mind when you hear the word landscaping are probably – everything connected to the outdoors; planting greenery, flowers, trees – overall change of the looks of yards, gardens, or parks. But what comes to your mind when you hear someone says “interiorscaping”? The opposite of the outdoor landscaping, interiorscaping actually does the same thing only applied to indoor plants. Why not care for your houseplants with the same tendency you look after the ones decorating your garden? Arranging living plants around your home will not only make it look attractive but will also bring the nature inside your home. Beneficial and marvelous The benefits of choosing interiorscaping, besides the fact it gives almost any place

Caring for your stone countertops: 6 quick tips for the holiday season

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This time of year, your kitchen becomes the star of the show. Between the cookie baking marathons and the festive party preparations, your beautiful countertops will be working double duty to accommodate all that holiday cheer. And let’s not forget about your bathroom surfaces—which may be in for a shock when friends and family come to visit. Here are 6 quick tips for caring for your countertops before, during and after the holidays: 1.    Safeguard Your Stone Photo by Meredith Heron Design – Search kitchen design ideas Countertops made of natural stone such as granite, limestone and marble are popular because of their beauty and natural durability. However, they still benefit from a little TLC. Seal your stone surfaces to prevent

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