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February 25, 2014
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Andie writes: Every once in a while, we need a change. My husband and I loved our bedroom before: clean, cozy and colorful, it made us happy every time we were in it. That is, until I decided it was being smothered by it. When an apartment feels cluttered, regardless of space, sometimes it's more about your own emotional issues with the space itself. Here are a few simple tips and tricks that can help to open up a space and give it the breath of fresh air that it (or you) so desperately needs.
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Eva Schone, the founder of Trophyology (and an architect on hiatus), describes her style as "light, cozy, and green with a sense of clarity." It's true. Upon entering her sun-drenched two bedroom garage apartment, Eva's decisions and delights are perfectly clear, without the appearance of a lot of work or fuss. The light (and lightness), the pillows and throws, and the well-cared for plants and pup make for a home with a lot of love and a beautifully clear point of view.
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In preparation for the Oscars, one of the movies that I crossed off my list recently was American Hustle. I was inspired by the movie’s lush 1970s sets and costumes, and wanted to create a couple of looks for a living room that reflected the great style of this movie and era.
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Nothing creates a closer connection to your home than "hands-on" time, spent making it a better place. From quick fixes to stylish makeovers and full scale renovations, this is the category for blogs that talk about projects, big & small.
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