Preparing For Christmas 6 – Children’s Rooms
November 20, 2010 by Helen Green · View Comments
Children love Christmas, but you have to prepare well to meet their expectations! As we get older it is easy to forget what Christmas meant to us as a child; you might want to jog your memory when preparing your children’s rooms for the festive season and of course – Christmas Eve. Besides, every room [...]
Love Your Colourful Kitchen 4 – Warm Yellows
October 14, 2010 by Helen Green · View Comments
Yellow has to be one of the most loved colours for kitchen decorating and is seen in a number of styles from Mediterranean, retro, country to contemporary and back again! Bright and cheery, reminiscent of warm sunny days and easy to live with – yellow is like your best friend. This colour will even help [...]
Mission Possible 1 – To Update Your Living Room On A Budget
August 23, 2010 by Helen Green · View Comments
Special Agent TF, your mission is to update our living rooms on a budget! Read on to find out if the mission was accomplished and what our Special Agent discovered for tips on getting incredible style on a shoestring.
Give Your Living Room A Fresh Lick Of Paint – Painting your living room is an easy [...]
Style Revival – Part 3 – 1940’s
June 16, 2010 by Helen Green · View Comments
The 1940’s interior design style is often referred to as ‘vintage’ and ‘nostalgic’. The overall look was easy on the eye and created a comfortable and family-orientated atmosphere. To be vintage doesn’t have to mean that all of your belongings and furnishings are hand-me-downs or from yester-year – you can buy new items that resemble [...]
Style Revival – Part 2 – 1930’s Hollywood Regency
June 15, 2010 by Helen Green · View Comments
As the Art Deco style continued to be favourable amongst most home owners in the 1930’s, another style was right on its tail and enhanced on the Hollywood Glamour of the times
This style was otherwise known as Hollywood Regency and although the name would suggest it was an exclusively American interior – along with the [...]
