By Andrea, on November 21, 2010
When I redecorated my teen daughter’s room almost 2 years ago, I placed 3 frames on one wall, because she really wanted to hang pictures of her & her friends.
Well, because after 2 years I got tired of waiting for her to add the pictures and looking at this…
…2 . . . → Read More: easy art
By Andrea, on November 21, 2010
I have a little birdcage that I decided to fill with mini-lights. Mine is a decorative birdcage, but you could use a real birdcage as well. However, the bird should probably not be still living in the cage. And it’s just a recommendation, but if you’re using a real birdcage, you might want to . . . → Read More: lights + birdcage = birdcage lamp
By Andrea, on November 8, 2010
A great low-cost decorating trick is to use twigs & branches that you can gather up on a walk in your neighborhood. Imagine that – decorating as exercise! That’s my kind of workout!
I picked up the large branch in this vignette after a windy fall day in our neighborhood…
. . . → Read More: twig decor
By Andrea, on October 23, 2010
Because I live in a land where backpacks, purses, viola, suitcase-sized-5th-grade-zipper-binder-almost-as-large-as-said-5th-grader, and other various & sundry items litter the kitchen table and the bar stools and the breakfast bar, I need some sort of storage solution.
We do have a coat closet with a shelf for each person, however, that is . . . → Read More: benched
By Andrea, on August 17, 2010
Recently, a dear friend who lives in New York came to visit me in Ohio.
After his visit, because I have a collection of masks like this…
And this…
He sent me these…
He suggested that I frame them, which I thought was . . . → Read More: when you said to frame it, is this what you meant?
By Andrea, on July 27, 2010
I’ve been reading a great blog that I love – Funky Junk Interiors.
Funky Junk Interiors blogger, Donna, is inspiring in so many ways. First, she’s made living small an art form by transforming every day junk into fabulous interior decor.
Even more than that, Donna has overcome adversity, yet she’s still cheerful and . . . → Read More: no sew curtains
