My favorite shop is is Great Finds and Designs a lovely high end- no junk here-consignment shop. The furniture and accessories are arranged in wonderfulroom settings which are always changing because things are always flying out of there. I overheard a designer picking up goods there to use at the symphony showhome a few years ago. Their prices are reasonable, I think because they do such a tremendous business, furniture being dropped off and being picked up every time I shop there. They were on Greenspring in Timonium, MD but they moved right before Christmas, I think- across the street or nearby but not sure. Need a shopping day soon I think. There are so many antique shops in the area I can't just pick one. There is antique row in Baltimore. A new fav of mine is the Good Life Market in Ellicott City MD. 2 buildings both incredible. Any shop in Ellicott City is not to be missed if you visit the area.It is an historic mill town and is quite charming.Home decor, antique, shabby chic, bakeries restaurants, new age shops,railroad museum. I am lucky enough to be able to hike down the historic trolley trail and visit( not for serious shopping though)

The last thing I read was The Modern Home Book. Very useful book, as I learned a lot about interior design, as well as home improvement, such as how to choose the right colors, or write about what types of designs there are and how they could be seamlessly combined into one style. All in all, I didn't regret downloading it from the torrent and reading it. If you still think that downloading for free is bad, then I advise you to find more info about The Pirate Bay, where you can see the reliability and benefits of these sites.

Fun to learn about these sites, thanks to everyone for sharing! One that I enjoy and often find quite enlightening is Copycat Chic, which tries to match high end with often-identical bargain or at least more reasonable decor items. I am sometimes amazed to see the SAME thing from 2 places with such different price points. Guess that is what all you Homegoods aficionados have known for awhile, you smart people. I quit reading Young House Love for awhile, and just resubscribed for much the same reasons others list. The projects are often pretty basic. However, I think that couple does a great job of thoroughly explaining and documenting exactly how to do whatever it is they are doing. And I also think their online personalities are so darn cute :). For Love of a House leaves me in awe that someone has created such beauty. That house! Those antiques! I would never in a million zillion years live in New Hampshire but oh what a dream she has created. Used to love A Country Farmhouse but the blogger moved, is now living in a rental and I just discovered from this conversation that she has a renamed her blog (I've still been getting ACF posts). Maybe there's more going on at the new site, will have to check it out.

my personally like promotion-sourcing.com,they have many nice products that attrative craft,gift and accessories.And their office goods. Here is a link that might be useful: favorite decorating websites