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April 17, 2014
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Upholstery is a skill that takes time and practice, but it isn't your only option for sprucing up fabric furniture. Here are a handful of ways to embellish what you've got, for a lot less work.
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Are you naturally attracted to bright colors, yet somehow loose your nerve when it comes to decorating with anything bolder than neutrals? Design blogger Cynthia Zamaria’s home proves that a lustrous pop of color can accent classic décor without becoming obnoxiously loud or over-the-top. If her love of design wasn’t already apparent from her impeccably curated blog posts, it certainly has a chance to shine in her sunny Tudor English-style home!
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Carolyn writes: One of the great things about Chicago is that, unlike San Francisco, New York, or Washington, D.C., affordable and spacious apartments are available in a number of neighborhoods. But that doesn't mean that we don't also have our share of studios, small-space dwellers, and appreciation for a compact floorplan.
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One of the tricks of living in small homes and apartments is making good use of your vertical space — maximizing wall potential and increasing storage. Good 'ol pegboard is a go-to for every room in the house.
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