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Learn about tips, tricks and trends on the latest in flooring and more. Breathe new life into your space with a high-end remodel project.

Bobby Flay – The Essence of Sophistication

August 25, 2010

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  • Hardwood / Laminate,

Are you a Food Network fan? How about Home and Garden TV? If you enjoy both, consider what would happen if the two channels merged. It would be interesting to see what some of the celebrity chefs would do about decorating. Bobby Flay has such a distinct style in clothes, personality and food, it’s easy […]

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When Paula Deen Visits HGTV

August 23, 2010

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For fans, HGTV and the Food Network have a lot in common. They’re both channels that provide insights to help you decorate and cook better. The connection has grown stronger recently when a major food firm hired several of HGTV’s celebrity decorators to “design” sandwiches for clients on various condiment commercials. What do you suppose […]

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When Paula Deen Visits HGTV

August 23, 2010

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For fans, HGTV and the Food Network have a lot in common. They’re both channels that provide insights to help you decorate and cook better. The connection has grown stronger recently when a major food firm hired several of HGTV’s celebrity decorators to “design” sandwiches for clients on various condiment commercials. What do you suppose […]

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Build Contrast by Mixing Hard & Soft Surfaces: Part 2

August 9, 2010

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The first blog in this series covered creating warmth in a room by adding soft surfaces. In this post, let’s take a look at how to sharpen up a space with too many soft surfaces. Traditional styles lend themselves to soft surfaces. Carpeting provides a good look for a traditional approach to decorating. Often rooms […]

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Building Contrast by Mixing Hard and Soft Surfaces – Part 1

August 6, 2010

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Many people find it difficult to take their rooms from “fine” to “designed.” This is often because we love one color, type of surface, or look and don’t build in enough contrast. Drama comes from the shift from light to dark, soft to hard, and the juxtaposition of various textures and colors. Let’s look at […]

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Create a Jewel Box Bathroom – Reader Question

August 4, 2010

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Reader Question: I have a small half-bath downstairs that has no windows for natural light. How do I decorate this to make the space inviting? Answer: A bathroom like this may seem like a challenge. In reality, it provides a unique opportunity to be creative and daring in your decorating. The small size allows you […]

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Using The Four Seasons to Inspire Your Decorating: Summer

July 23, 2010

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  • Design and Decorating,

Summer brings childhood memories home more than any other season. Whether you spent your summers on the beach, on a farm, or in the city, you can grab those memories and the feeling of summer and create a room that reflects the best of the season. Summer is all about living outside, and tile is […]

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Using The Four Seasons to Inspire Your Decorating: Summer

July 23, 2010

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Summer brings childhood memories home more than any other season. Whether you spent your summers on the beach, on a farm, or in the city, you can grab those memories and the feeling of summer and create a room that reflects the best of the season. Summer is all about living outside, and tile is […]

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Understanding Color: Part 4

June 2, 2010

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Ready to take a chance on color? Here are some tactics for increasing your likelihood of success. Decided to add a color or colors to a room, but not sure where to start? Take a peek in your closet to get color ideas. The colors you pick to wear will generally translate into the colors […]

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Understanding Color Part 3

May 22, 2010

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Understanding Color Part 3: Color Blending from Room to Room Now that you have that dream home with a great room approach, are you feeling concerned about how to use color? One color can feel boring, but too many different colors in one space can cause color overload. The easiest way to handle this decorating […]

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Understanding Color Part 2: Warm vs. Cool Neutrals

May 21, 2010

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Understanding color part 2: Warm vs. cool neutrals – which choice works best for your home. One of the best ways to take a room in a cooler or warmer color direction is by bringing in cool or warm neutrals. Warm neutrals consist of tans, gold and beiges, as well as warm blacks. Cool neutrals […]

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Understanding Color Part 1: Warm vs. Cool Colors

May 20, 2010

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Understanding Color Part 1: Warm vs. Cool Colors For most of us, color is simply a matter of taste. You may be drawn to reds, blues, greens, or browns without questioning why. When you start decorating, it pays to consider colors a bit more deeply. Some colors almost seem to approach you in a space, […]

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When it comes to selecting the right flooring for your home, few decisions have more impact on daily life. In the Las Vegas area, where the climate is hot and dry and style is as important as function, homeowners often find themselves torn between two standout options: tile and luxury vinyl plank (LVP). Both offer […]

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