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The benefits of having abundant daylight in our homes are well documented. Studies show that students learn better, adults suffer less Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and older Americans have less trouble reading and getting around when rooms are filled with natural light. But aside from documented psychological and physical benefits, it’s obvious that living and working in a naturally brightly lit space just makes life feel better.
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Interior design continues to evolve rapidly. But it’s not just going in one direction – it’s branching out in new ways and giving homeowners fodder for ideas about how they can turn their existing house into their dream home. There is something for every taste, too, as different design concepts become more fully developed, catering to all people and all styles of homes.
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According to a recent survey of 50 top parenting, style and entertaining bloggers, 94 percent plan to entertain this holiday season. Decorating the house with seasonal decor and linens is part of the holiday tradition for many families. However, more than 84 percent of hosts anticipate they’ll have to throw away linens following the celebration. Here are some tips to help you fight holiday stains.
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When newlyweds Rob and Holly Fanjoy purchased their 1955 Cape Cod home, they were not wearing rose-colored glasses. They knew the 1,100-square foot house needed extensive work. One of their first challenges was to replace the drafty original wood windows. More than 50 years old, the leaky single-glazed windows were no match for frosty Michigan winters.
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Can’t buy a home with the kitchen of your dreams…then remodel your current home and express your personal style in every design element!
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Children's room decor is all about personalization, through throw pillows, monograms and framed art. An expert inerior designer offers tips on how to use framed artwork to personalize your child's room decor.
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Keeping up with the news is more important than ever when times are tough, and today many Americans turn to TV as their primary source of news. With Congress’ recent decision to delay the switch to digital until June 12, Americans will have more time to upgrade to digital technology if they still have an analog set.
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