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The world of antiques can be confusing. What's the difference between an antique and collectible? Aren't collectibles and memorabilia really the same thing? In this month's column, I'll de-mystify these terms, so that you'll be appropriately armed for your next antique adventure.
Mission Style Lighting - Its Timeless Beauty Continues (14 Dec 2006)
If you ask most people to tell you about Mission Style lighting you are likely to be met with a blank stare and shrugged shoulders. But, if you ask these same people if they have ever heard of the Arts & Crafts Style, you are probably going to see a lot more recognize this term. The truth is, these terms are virtually synonymous.
Parsons Chairs: Dining in Elegance (14 Dec 2006)
Would you love to incorporate colorful fabrics and rich textures in your dining room's décor but are not sure how to pull it off? You are not alone. One of the easiest and least expensive steps that can be taken to create a room that is rich in texture and exquisite color is to purchase a piece of dining room furniture such as a parsons chair.
Traditional Lighting - What Is It? (14 Dec 2006)
For those considering what kind of lighting style to use when decorating their homes, Traditional Lighting needs to be given serious consideration. Traditional Lighting fixtures can bring a warmth and style to a home that more modern lighting styles cannot. The character inherent to all Traditional Lighting fixtures make them favorites for people hoping to accomplish something more than simple illumination with their lighting choices. The diversity and detail of Traditional Lighting allow people to make statements about themselves with their fixtures while giving their homes a depth unattainable with more contemporary lighting options.
Tiffany Lamps - The Artistry of Dale Tiffany (14 Dec 2006)
Dale Tiffany is the world's leading designer and manufacturer of quality reproductions and Tiffany style lamps. Based on the original colored art glass designs originated and made popular by Louis Comfort Tiffany, Dale Tiffany produces their products with the same techniques, materials and quality workmanship of the originals. Original designs, carefully crafted using the copper foil method of stained glass construction, and high quality materials make Dale Tiffany lamps stand out above cheap imitations.
Entryway Benches - Why Theyre a Must Have in Every Home (14 Dec 2006)
One of the easiest ways to leave a lasting, warm impression on first-time visitors to your home and to make those visitors feel welcome is to place an entryway bench just inside your main entryway.
Inuit Stone Sculptures From The Arctic North (14 Dec 2006)
Introduction to Inuit stone sculptures from the Canadian Arctic north. A very unique contemporary fine art form.
Is It Time To Move? Change Your Home Into A House... Have It Staged! (14 Dec 2006)
Selling your house is different than living in a home. Understanding the need to have your house staged by a professional. Home Staging is very different than Interior Decorating, however many of the same principal ideas are used.
Country Home Decorating – Country Style Home Decor the Way Life Used to Be (14 Dec 2006)
What is the lure and appeal of country home decorating? Maybe it's the desire to escape the rush and demands of a hectic lifestyle. It could be the need to return to a time when life was simpler, perhaps even happier. The necessities of rural life are what influence today's country style home decor. Here are recommendations for specific rooms when country home decorating.
Warm And Cozy Down Comforters Will Turn Your Bed Into A Luxurious Sanctuary! (14 Dec 2006)
A lavish down comforter has the ability to make you feel like you are sleeping on a cloud. Down duvets are light and airy providing a superior warmth in the cooler seasons, while possessing cooling qualities for those warmer months.
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