Hidden home decor for Tuesday
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Do you have a home decor (or home-related) blog?
Comments (44)Here's a link to my blog. I use blogger. There are plenty of options on page layouts and color choices to select from and you can change your format anytime. My blog is geared toward the general stuff in life. My kid, my house, general nothing-ness. Mostly for sharing stories and photos for my family & friends since I live 2 and 3 hours away from them and don't get to have weekly visits to grandma & grandpa's house like I did when I grew up. As for how often do I post & what topics come best? I average about 1-2 posts a week. Sometimes a couple more, sometimes less...just depends on what happens around here. Just look at my tags on the blog and you can see the things I post about most...my daughter and my house. I just keep things simple and don't over-think any post. The best part for me is to share the cute things my daughter comes up with. Gayle Here is a link that might be useful: Gayle's Ramblings...See MoreHidden home decor Monday style
Comments (19)There is something going on with that frame on the wall above the couch. There is a handle at top center of the frame, and 4 hinges along the bottom edge of the frame. Maybe this thing opens to reveal something else. It could be a serving shelf, but I think it swings all the way down to reveal a projector, or entertainment center, or opens to a room on the other side of the wall, maybe the kitchen. The frame is deeply set into the wall, about the depth of a 2 x 4. This is no ordinary picture frame....See MoreHidden home decor again
Comments (14)Clever, and with as close as those houses are, it wouldn't surprise me if parking space was a very valuable asset on that block. I'm just trying to remember the last time my garage was that clean though....See MoreThursday's hidden home decor
Comments (20)The work island with two sinks is nice. I notice there is another 'serving' island, one that is taller than the work islands and has 3 chairs at it. It appears this island is not connected to the L-shaped island and could easily accommodate 6 people if it were moved out to the center of the room. Maybe it is moveable. It could even be self powered to move out to allow 3 more chairs/stools to be used. Say, what if there were stools hidden under that tall island. These would come into view when the island was rolled out - that would be convenient....See More- 9 years ago
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