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Happy Holidays from Knotting Hill Fabrics, Gifts & Interiors!! Don’t be a Grinch! Let this calendar of events be your guide to fabulous events. Bring your list and one of our Santa’s elves will assist with all of your Holiday needs!
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If you want help making your home even more [...] Last year I choked for the holidays! I was very busy, so I thought it would be okay to “cheat” just a bit on my holiday décor. I opted for a faux tree – And WOW! – was I disappointed! Sorry, guys – Some of you may “boo” me for saying this! EEK! -But I [...] 5 comments to My Secret Weapons for Holiday Decorating: Part 1Hello, Readers! Please welcome a post from today’s fabulous guest blogger! And don’t forget to post your comments… We love to hear your thoughts! Here she is….. Hi, I’m Joanna, a guest blogger for Design Shuffle, the interior design industry’s place to see 2 comments to GUEST BLOGGER: Gorgeous Gray Rooms
Lamps are some of my very favorite elements in almost every space I design! Their charming appeal creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that overhead lighting simply cannot duplicate. Although chandeliers and lamps both provide necessary light and beautify spaces, they also each serve different purposes (in terms of interior design, that is!). Lamps often do [...] 1 comment to Interior Design: My Balancing Act with Lamps
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I agree 100%. I’m a “real” tree kind of girl, too! Nothing beats how wonderful it makes my home smell. The only down side to me is that the tree can’t be enjoyed as long as an artificial one, because mine just starts to dry out after about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks. Some, for example, put their trees up the day after Thanksgiving Day. Well I’d love to do this, because it takes me about 2-3 days to get the tree fully dressed. However, I don’t think my real tree would last this long. I’ve tried all the suggestions (such as adding Sprite to the water, checking and adding fresh water as needed, even the store bought product to extend tree life).If anyone has any other suggestions, I’d love to try some of them. Thanks for this great post, Kimberly.
Thanks, Kimberly–I need all the shortcuts you have in your repetoire! Christmas really gets away with me.
Great blog, there are some nice bits in here. Worth a bookmark for a read another time. Cheers.
I am an artist and designer enthusiast. Do you have any tips or (Maybe even a new video on this be great) for hallway designs. Thanks.
I am looking for different photo examples of using ribbon to hang pictures in my dining room for the holidays. I have three Norman Rockwell prints in golden frames that I would like to showcase on one wall next to one another. Can you help?