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Blog Entries - tag: 'Organization'
Interior Design for a Cozy Studio Apartment
Studio apartment? What is it? Let's start with that! A studio apartment is an efficiency bachelor apartment or a lifestyle cube with one room, and is unlike a one-bedroom apartment. For this blog, we're discussing the topic for people that live in a
Your Laundry Room… Not a Typical Room!
In the past, your laundry room was just a simple room… However, today it is as important as any other room. From floor to ceiling, you need to emphasize a style and create space efficiency and functionality. In this blog, I will point out some of my
Must Haves for Office Space Interiors
As I've mentioned in past blogs, the interior design of a space is an important complement for any room and can affect us in a positive way. For this blog I would like to express the importance of interior design in commercial areas, such as offices.
Want to be Happier? How Improving your Interiors Can Enhance your Mood” as Seen on Fox19 NOW with Jessica Brown
It’s a proven fact (even Oprah once said it!) that the interior design of your home can evoke positive or negative feelings in people. Your home is ultimately a place where you want to feel secure, relaxed and even inspired. Not to mention, a lot of
The Wave of Wallpapers is Making a Comeback!
Wallpapers are slowly making a comeback into interior design trends for 2018. The resurgence of modern wallpapers brings new ideas to highlight your personal style in dramatic ways without breaking the bank. Isn’t that awesome??? In this blog, we will
3 Must-Haves for Bathroom Organization
The shift from a laid-back summer to a hectic back-to-school schedule is a difficult transition, especially when adjusting to early morning departures. High traffic areas like the bathroom become busy and chaotic during rushed morning routines, inducing
5 Tips for Creating a Productive Study Space
Now that back to school schedules are becoming routine, it is time to get down to business. Homework diligence is essential to a productive school year. As students grow older, workloads become heavier and homework assignments get tougher. Without a dedicated
4 Simple Tips for a Kid-Friendly Entryway
The kids are headed back to school, and soon, they’ll be coming home with backpacks, friends, jackets, soccer gear, and muddy boots. Instead of finding jackets and backpacks on your dining room table or one your favorite chair in the living room,