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Apartment Therapy
April 17, 2014

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.

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!

 
 

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.

 
 

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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