Some evenings when I feel it’s time to add or subtract colour and style detail in
my home, I rearrange.
It’s not the big background furniture that moves. That’s too difficult. But
certainly small table and sideboard surfaces are frequently given an ornamental makeover treatment using pieces rediscovered in cupboards.
Home at Last has many decorating tips. I’ve worked with this particular
wisdom again and again.
These three concepts of presentation and design can be your template for a
distinctive and satisfying decorating effect in each room and even garden spaces:
1. Have a statement piece, the one that is bold and instantly noticeable;
2. Have timeless classic pieces, the main volume of your space;
3. And then add a modern piece that connects you to today.
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You could certainly see your enthusiasm in the paintings you write. The sector hopes for more passionate writers like you who are not afraid to say how they believe. All the time follow your heart.
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Thanks for your comment. Sorry about the slow response … computer problems. I send the Home at Last messages around the world every week in their special template. We are up to Postcard #95 now! If you would like to automatically receive them, just email me.
Lynn
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Thanks for the comment. Keep checking the Home at Last Postcards we are up to #112.
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Dude, please tell me that youre going to piulbsh much more. I notice you havent written another weblog for a while (Im just catching up myself). Your weblog is just too important to be missed. Youve got so very much to say, such knowledge about this topic it would be a shame to see this weblog disappear. The internet needs you, man!
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Thanks for the praise. Actually every week I post another Home at Last Postcard blog. You can easily find my work at http://www.lynnchampion.com
This week it’s #123.
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Keep checking them out. This week … #114
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I admit it is often difficult. I make notes thinking about the general focus of what I want to say. I know I have deadlines, I know I want to get my thoughts out and so I have to start! After I’ve written my words I look at them again and again, and again the next day to see if the tone is what I want it to be. Collect opening phrases and lines and imagine you are speaking to a friend. What would you say? Taking the conversational approach is a good way to start. Don’t be too formal.