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Casa Quickie: Wallpaper a Nook

May 30 2008 - 3:00pm by casasugar
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Casa Quickie: Wallpaper a Nook One small change you can make that will cost only the cost of a roll of wallpaper (if that) is simply to wallpaper a nook, rather than an entire room or even a whole accent wall in your home. Christiana Coop of Ferm Living shared images on her blog of a San Francisco apartment styled by Eden & Eden's Rachel Eden. Rachel chose to wallpaper one wall in a small nook of the otherwise predominantly white-walled apartment with Ferm Old News Wallpaper ($94) behind an industrial, stainless steel cabinet.
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Cool Idea: A Damask Makeover

May 28 2008 - 8:30am by casasugar
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Cool Idea: A Damask Makeover Melissa from Sugar City Journal recently made a small change to her staircase that carries a huge visual impact. She scanned a damask fabric into the computer, then digitally enhanced it in PhotoShop. After printing the pattern on paper, she glued the sheets together, laminated them, and then used Modgepodge to glue them to her stairs.
To see a surprise in the pattern, read more. Melissa says, "If you look closely when walking up these stairs, you might see a few familiar faces hidden amidst the damask.
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Before and After: From Awkward Corners to Splendid Shelves

May 21 2008 - 7:00am by casasugar
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Before and After:  From Awkward Corners to Splendid Shelves DIYer Paul Smith spent several weekends constructing shelves for the odd, recessed space on either side of his fireplace. He cut wood to size, drilled, glued, clamped, and painted, and came up with something amazing. Here's what it looked like about halfway through the project. To see what the shelves looked like afterwards, as well as a gallery of in-the-process photos, read more Paul writes, "I think the shelves look pretty neat now the front room is painted.
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Casa Quickie: A Low-Budge Rug

May 21 2008 - 5:30am by casasugar
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Casa Quickie: A Low-Budge Rug If you're dismayed by the prices of accent rugs these days, or just looking for an inexpensive solution to pull a room together while you look for the perfect one, I have the answer to your problem-o. Stop by a cheap home furnishing store (Ikea, Bed Bath & Beyond, a local outlet) and pick up two or three small cotton rugs, which you can find for $2 to $10. Then, tape or stitch them together to create a larger accent rug, which would normally cost you upwards of $100. I once took this project into my own hands with some household duct tape and two $7 rugs from a local linen outlet.
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How-To: Make Changes That Don't Cost a Thing

May 19 2008 - 3:00pm by casasugar
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How-To:  Make Changes That Don't Cost a Thing I've offered you some inspirational small changes that involve switching out hardware or painting an accent wall, but you don't have to spend money to see some big results. Take a look at my list of ways you can improve your home without spending a dime.
  • Start a collection. Choose a favorite color or theme, and then scour your home for items that fit.
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