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Fun Ways to Display Your Favourite Photos

March 2, 2015 by Felix Leave a Comment

You can add a touch of flair and personal style to any room with your photos of family, friends and favorite places. You can make this project a personal one by creatively displaying your treasured pictures. Here are six fun ways to display your favourite photos.

1. Consider the vibrancy of the image. One of your favorite photos might be a large group picture, but it may not actually display well when hanging on a wall. Save that one for the scrapbook. Look for pictures that have vibrant images that convey a message or a thought.

2. Bring older photographs to life with the advances in photographic reproduction technology.

3. If you have a favorite old photo that’s fading, or has been damaged or crinkled through the years, take it to a photo shop to have it restored and reprinted. You might even be able to do this yourself at home with photo imaging software. You might want to consider added a special effect, enlarging or cropping the photo differently to add a new perspective to a familiar photo.

4. Mix frames of different styles and sizes. It will add a fun look to the display; however this will take some planning and forethought. Lay the framed photos on a tabletop or the floor and rearrange until you find a workable arrangement, then employ a friend or family member’s help when measuring and preparing to mount on the wall. Have your level ready to be sure that a picture that looks straight actually is straight.

5.Photos don’t have to be limited to the walls. Tabletops, desktops, bookshelves, and your family entertainment wall unit are all great places to add a picture frame. Even a dressing screen can make a clever and unique backdrop.

fun ways to display your favourite photos

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6. You can even decoupage photos onto a table lamp base or mirror frame for an added jazzy effect. And by using fabric transfer sheets, you can even transfer a favorite photo onto a pillowcase or wall hanging. Photo collages of friends or family members make great placemats. Simple arrange and laminate. This is also a great way to hang a collage on the wall or corkboard above your desk or in your office. Individual laminated photos can be affixed to magnets to put on the refrigerator and other metal surfaces in your home.

Kitchen Floor Mats: Beautiful and comfortable displays

November 24, 2013 by Felix Leave a Comment

Inspiration can be shown in many ways and in the most unlikely of items, such as the kitchen mat. Kitchen mats can be very useful in interior decoration. It can help transform a simple or even unattractive kitchen into a memorable one, and at the same time offer comfort to all who use the room. If you want to improve the interior of your kitchen, this is one inexpensive way to do it – just add a kitchen mat.

A kitchen mat can accentuate and enhance a simple kitchen. There are many gorgeous, colourful, and intriguingly textured floor mats that can create a central focus in a kitchen that is lacking one. You can always find a mat that can match your decor and wall color. Kitchens have a lot of hard surfaces that can make it look dull. The colour and texture of a mat can help you add a unique personality to your kitchen space.

A mat has the additional benefit of making a room feel comfortable and safe. The flooring in a kitchen is usually one that can be cold and hard to the feet. A kitchen rug place at certain task areas can make the use of the kitchen more enjoyable. Mats can also help keep the space clean and prevent spills on the kitchen floor from spreading, even into the dining room. Thus, a kitchen mat place near a task are can prevent injuries to use. It also prevents the wear and tear of the floor in high traffic areas of the kitchen, such as near the sink and at task areas.

Anti-fatigue mats can protect the feet from cold floors. It also ensures safety in the kitchen.

A bamboo mat i(above) s perfect for protecting the floor in high-trafific areas in the kitchen.

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There is a wide assortment of floor mats to choose from. Many have stunning patterns. They may come in sets as well as single. When you choose a kitchen floor mat, you must choose one that does not keep dust and dirt and can be cleaned easily. For this reason rugs are not ideal, but if you do wish to place a rug in the kitchen make sure it is washable so you can spend less time cleaning it.

There are many affordable mats available. Some have a traditional theme or modern unique pattern. Some are resistant to stains. Mats are available in many colors to go with your interior decor. For this reason a kitchen mat should not be overlooked when you are upgrading your kitchen.

The softness and beauty of a mat can transform a room. It cal also be used to create your focal point.

Less is More; The joy of Simplicity

October 12, 2013 by Felix Leave a Comment

A simple lifestyle is echoed in a minimalist design style. This style is not fussy but can be quite pleasing to the eye when the right natural textures and colours are combined.

I find this style encouraging for those who are de-cluttering or like order. It is also ideal for the cook who likes simple and down to earth food. Since this style is very natural and focuses on functional elements. It is also considered therapeutic.

A room that has clean lines; calming colours and textures on the walls, cabinets, and furniture; a simple window that brings the outdoor in can be very calming to babies, children (especially those who suffer from ADD), and “shut-ins”. The minimalist style of decorating is perfect for those who look forward to winding down at home after a hard days work.

Therefore, this style is not for the collector. The person who would buy, every week without failing, a new wall piece for the kitchen wall. The elements in this style are focused, uniformed in appearance and the aim is simple, but elegant. This means that there are few well placed ornaments; a few basic geometric shapes; and textures and colours are clean. All the cooking utensils are stored in the cupboards. The style imitates nature and is therefore perfect for the outdoor kitchen as well.

Some people think that this style, with its detail use of natural materials such solid timber, can be a bit expensive to pull off. It is like a contradiction, but with a good design plan a minimalist style can be possible. It is also possible when you consider first these .

Some designers suggest that open cabinets can be used. However, uniformity is important. For instance a space is used for a collection of cookbooks, a uniform paper cover can be used on the books. Displays are singular as well. That means if you must group items they must similar and place in an area where balance is maintained.

Small kitchens, Great Peace

August 27, 2013 by Felix Leave a Comment

“Small rooms or dwellings discipline the mind, large ones weaken it.” – Leonardo Da Vinci

If you own a small kitchen, you have the opportunity to showcase your own personality and individuality in a space that can be very comfortable and efficient. Small kitchen are easy to clean, but can be difficult to keep organized. However, this task is made easier when the workspace is organized as zones so movement between these works paces are easy. Therefore, an effective small kitchen has three basic elements: organization, storage, and space. A small kitchen therefore has a lot of potential and can also reflect the homeowner personality and character through the use of colour and design elements.

Generally, the colour white is used in many small kitchen, with a little black (for a minimalistic feel). However, you can add flair and personality to your kitchen with the splash of a bright colour.

Here are some ideas on how your personality and character can shine through your kitchen.

The Refrigerator.

The size of the refrigerator should fit your needs and the space of your small kitchen. A small refrigerator will mean you free up space for an extra counter, cabinet and workspace. Let your personality shine with the color of your refrigerator. The Smeg Style Refrigerator is one of the brands that come in many colours; one might suit your kitchen.

Eclectic Refrigerators And Freezers

Cooktop and Oven.

Your cooktop and oven can become your central focus. Again a smaller-sized two- or four- burner stovetop works best in a small kitchen. Select a stove with a visual appeal. The Bertazzoni Professional Gas Range suits any contemporary style. This attractive gas range comes in a wide range of beautiful colours. Its compact design is perfect for small kitchens. Another is the Stoves Mini ranges. Their brilliant makeover is available in selection of gorgeous shades from Day Break, Wild berry, Icy Brook, and Hot Jalapeno,.

Contemporary Gas Ranges And Electric Ranges by Other Metro homeeverything.com

Richmond 55cm Mini Ranges are now available in selected shades from the Colour Boutique collection.

Colourful stoves like the New World Colours Collection of built-in ovens can become the central focus in your kitchen.
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The Kitchen Sink.

The kitchen sink has the potential for keeping the small kitchen organized and clutter-free. Select a kitchen sink that has a deep sink, however not to deep to strain your back. Also consider the size of pots you already own and how you cook to help you select the kitchen sink. An apron front sink such as the Kohler single basin is perfect for a small kitchen which is deep enough to provide ample space to hold dirty wares until you are ready to wash them.

The kitchen faucet. Making things easy in the small kitchen is important. Thus, a high-arc faucet, with a single handled faucet lever, helps to wash large pots and pans that are placed in the sink easier.

Above is the Delta Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Touch2O Technology and Soap Dispenser.

The Pegboard.

This ingenious idea was inspired by Julia Child’s husband. This is a chic way to keep regularly used utensils organized, and other kitchen items. The organization makes an attractive wall. The pegboard is a hassle free storage idea and the mounting hardware is versatile, durable and attractive.

A Round Table.

A round table in a small kitchen provides maximum leg room There are a number of styles and colours you can choose. Some round tables can be complemented brilliantly coloured chairs.

This Retro Nostalgic Style Chrome Plated Round Dining and Red Finish Dining Chairs are perfect for homeowner who love designs that reflect the 50’s

This white LexMod Dining Table adds a sleek look to a small kitchen and can also be complemented with colourful chairs and stools.

Accessories.

Some accessories can make bold statements in a kitchen and also have high quality craftsmanship and durability for use. Here are some examples.

Finally don’t forget to place some colourful dishes on those open shelves. They can add beauty and interest to any room.

What You Need To Know About Granite Kitchen Tops

July 23, 2013 by Felix Leave a Comment

Every kitchen needs strong, stain-resistant counter tops. All counter tops have to endure the rigors of everyday cooking and the unexpected mishaps that can occur in the kitchen. At the same time it must be attractive and fit well with vertical surfaces in the kitchen. A favourite food-preparation surface is granite because of its durability, stain resistance and ease of maintenance. This type of counter top is therefore most likely to not burn or chip.

Granite is widely known for its beauty and durability.

Granite counter tops are expensive and come in the form of slabs, squares or tiles with a variety of edges, such as bull nose, blunt cut, and knife edge. Their polish look are attractive and can therefore bring elegance to any kitchen. On the other hand, granite, being a natural stone product is also known to likely to get stained and bacteria growth, most possible if tile granite is installed and would require regular sealing as it can harbor bacteria.

Granite counter tops are expensive and can range from $30 to $100 US per square foot.

Still natural granite is one of the best materials for counter tops, along side stainless steel. Here is another reason for choosing natural granite when it come to cleaning it and keeping it free of bacteria. Natural granite counter tops can be cleaned and free of bacteria better than any other surface counter top with a simple soap, and cleaner with vinegar. The only other surface that is cleaned better with vinegar is stainless steel.

No wonder granite counter tops are most preferred by homeowners who take pride in a clean and functional kitchen. The beauty and durability of natural granite is the added bonus.

Granite is perfect for the outdoor kitchen as well. It beauty, durability and functionality is extended to outdoor cooking.

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Shelving for Style and Personality

May 13, 2013 by Felix Leave a Comment

Shelves are primarily used for storage and are a good substitute for cabinets. As a matter of fact, open selves are an inexpensive option if you wish to change the look of your kitchen drastically. Simply by removing doors of frameless cabinets and refinishing the shells, you can drastically improve the aesthetics and efficiency in your kitchen. You can then then use this space to showcase your favourite decorative wares in ways that would reflect your personality.

The New Vogue

Like above, strong shelves can be used to display
brightly coloured dishes to add aesthetic interest to a simple corner.
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Open shelves not only made to store items in an accessible manner, it can offers beauty which can compliment any design styles by displaying the owners decorative and timeless item. It also encourages you make use of wasted spaces in the kitchen. The shelves can be painted any colour – to blend in with the wall or serve as a focal point. They can be in a number of areas in the kitchen – above doors, in open spaces, above task areas, above cabinets, etc.

Shelves in a small room can make it seem open and well organized.
Here, a number of handy heavy shelves make this small apartment kitchen seem welcoming.

Open spaces above workstations should allow for comfortable reach.
Thus, the open shelves should be about 16 inches to 18 inches above a countertop
and no deeper than 12 inches.
The bottom shelf could conceal a task light.

Here, a simple kitchen which shows how efficient and stylish thick open shelves can be.
Above shelves hold a few storage jars and baskets that contains smaller items,
and the below shelves hold the pots and pans.
Also, objects that cannot be place to stand in a shelf is hung
The open shelves above help make food preparation convenient and easy
because of the open storage spaces for pots, pans and kitchen wares..

Open selves can also be made to keep a kitchen clean, neat, and well organized. The simple shelves make it easy to find things, put back things, and make items more visible – at a glance you can see what you have in a shelf. When open shelves are used, it encourages everyone to also maintain this neat and simple look. Thus the whole family can participate in clean up.

Above, open shelves offer a place used wares or dishes are easily stored at hand.
If you’re one for neatness, open shelves can help prevent excessive stacking.

Types of Open Shelves

There are three types of open shelves:

Freestanding shelves. These shelves can be moved around and so work best in a kitchen space is significant.
Built-in shelves. These are the most common, but must be kept simple and clean looking. Built-in shelves are similarly used like shelves in a cabinet or pantry.
Wire shelves. These shelves can be used to store wide or flat objects. They especially go great with other steel accents designs in the kitchen. However, it is not suitable for tall thin bottles, wine glasses, etc. They can easily tip over and end up making the kitchen look more unorganized. The best material for wire sheves are wrought iron or stainless steel.

Here are some ideas:

Above, the stainless steel shelves hold a number of task related items conveniently.

These wire shelves fit in just right in this space. It is sturdy enough to hold a number of broad wares,
but handy for hanging some items that would stand awkward on it.

Here, everyday dishes and ceramic arts offer a horizontal visual focus within the kitchen area.
The items are nicely proportioned on the shelves.

A kitchen designed with shelves that are built into a far wall or island cabinet, as above,,
provide an area for a few used items. such as, cookbooks, decorative plates, heirlooms, ceramics, or bowls.

Shelves can be used to display your decorative collectibles or your own craft.

Glass shelves can also be be very handy. They can make the open space bright and elegant,

Shelving in the kitchen is therefore determined by your needs. However, experience has shown that the best shelves are adjustable and should be narrow enough to display or store the objects that should be kept on it. Also, the colour or grain of wood should match the furnishings used in the kitchen. Another thing, you can mix and match open selves with closed cabinets for a retro-style look. However, please remember that open shelves can get dirty or dusty looking easier. Try not to place too much open shelves in your kitchen. And do stack items neatly in open spaces. The key is to avoid the clutter look so cleaning is easy.

A Goal to Keep in Mind

November 27, 2011 by Felix Leave a Comment

In decorating, it is important to blend all the elements so they create unity in a certain way. So when you add a new piece of furniture it should belong with the rest of the furniture in the room. This is the goal of harmony and unity.

The Goal of Harmony and Unity

Achieving harmony an unity could be difficult, especially when we believe variety is the spice of life. Since variety is achieved with the use of colour, texture, pattern, mass, and lines (and you should remember contrast do occur within certain elements, but you have to control the degree of these contrast) your ideas must work for you, instead of against you.

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Creating Harmony and Unity

With that in mind, here are three things to remember to ensure harmony and unity:
1. You are designing with a purpose in mind.
2. Harmony means to combine the many elements of design in an orderly and pleasing manner, so that one element does not overpower the other.
3. Unity refers to belonging. All elements with the designing scheme should fit together to form that desired picture and mood.

Creating More Than What Meets The Eye

November 27, 2011 by Felix Leave a Comment

Texture and pattern will help your create depth in your decorating, and so it can play with your senses. All surfaces or material have some texture or feel, but you should note it is a lot more than a surface or material being rough or smooth. Textures can make a room seem smaller, cozier, cold, and even impersonal. These feelings occur when the pattern in the texture is repeated.

Small spaces such as these can benefit from sleek textures. Depth can be created in small spaces with heavily textured furniture and accessories against a sleek background. As a result, the room emanates warmth and comfort.

Texture and Pattern

Texture also affects pattern. Texture can make a pattern on a surface seem less coarse. It affects colour as well; it can make a colour seem more intense. Thus texture can be your decorative tool to draw attention to an architectural area and help create a focal point. The picture below is a good example of the use of colour and texture to help draw the eye towards the focal point. The effect is obvious by the contrast of colour and texture.

Textures are about contrasting ideas, and sometimes textures do give surprising extremes. For this reason, these extremes could cause a room to have less unity among the various decorating elements. As a result, a room could seem a bit smaller than it actually is, or even larger than it actually is. These effects should be kept in mind when you are choosing textures so you can gain control over what you wish to exaggerate.

It is a good idea to reduce contrast of textures when a room is small. Above, is a small kitchen. Contrast is kept to a minimum. The black is restricted to certain areas and the white is used on the wall, cabinets, and countertops.

Contrary to a small room, the wood and metal in this room offers a high contrast of texture, but its smooth appears lessens the contrast.

Another thing you should know is that textures reflect light. Some textures absorb light better than others, and some reflect light better than others. Some styles rely on the use of light to create the desired mood. For instance, the contemporary style makes full use of light; it is preferable that materials and surfaces reflect light, rather than absorb light.

The Right Combination of Texture and Pattern

To conclude, remember texture is what helps you create style, and makes a bold or a subtle statement. It makes use of pattern, colour and light. The right combination can be daunting at times, so select with care. If you don’t trust your instincts you can always seek out the ideas of professionals and their suggested collections of various items for certain styles and moods. Another thing you can do is to create a swatch board where you can compare the samples of fabrics, wood finishes, and other surface materials.

An example of a swatch board.

Creating Elegance, Comfort with Form and Mass

November 26, 2011 by Felix Leave a Comment

Mass occurs in the bulk of objects, and form is the actual shape of the object. Both form and shape helps create balance in a room. Therefore, the furniture, in its form and shape, must fit well in its surroundings (the architecture of a room). When you buy furniture you must ensure that it echoes the structure of the room.

Understanding Form and Shape

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The kitchens above have high ceilings; thus tall, straight, slender chairs and cabinets would fit perfect in these rooms. Their bulk helps make the kitchens look grand, as in the first picture; elegant, as in the second picture; and formal, as in the third picture.

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Picture 5

Low ceiling rooms suit a more casual atmosphere as shown in picture 4 and 5. The furniture in such rooms should be short, squat, or curvy. You should note that symmetry is more common in taller rooms where formality is desired.

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The Element That Connects

November 3, 2011 by Felix Leave a Comment

When we think of a line we get the idea of two points connecting in a solid or thin manner. A line can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, or curved. Its direction can create an effect in a room. It can make a room appear taller or bring the ceiling lower. It also makes a room appear larger than it actually is. Line allows us to creates illusions.

Lines in a room can also influence our mood or it could give us a feeling of movement. Lines that are jagged can give a room a feeling of fierceness. A room with many lines may appear busy, while a room with few lines may appear empty. But these lines do not have to be real.

Lines could be implied between the two connecting points, like along surfaces. Finally, we use lines to help us create a focal point and a sense of rhythm or pattern. So in your decorating and designing efforts, don’t forget what the element of lines can do for your room.

In the above picture, lines are obvious along windows, plank paneling, textile, etc. Lines can also be seen in the patterns of wall coverings, at doorways, flooring, and flooring. Lines can also be seen in furniture, patterned wall coverings, textiles, arches, columns, and furnishing.

The ceiling in the above room has solid and horizontal lines. Horizontal lines tend to move the eyes from side to side; this gives us a strong feeling. The ceiling in this room is made up of a wooden planks that are repeated horizontally in the ceiling. This combine with the thinner lines repeated throughout the room helps create an informal kitchen, and one that gives us a feeling that even men would like to cook in this kitchen. However, you should use strong horizontal lines to a minimum as they tend to create a feeling of restlessness.

The vertical lines along the cabinets, shelves and windows help draw the eyes up and down in the above picture of a kitchen. These lines take a small room that would otherwise end looking opposite to the feeling you are getting from this room. The horizontal lines in this room help produce a feeling of alertness, suggest stability, dignity, and formality.

Diagonal lines are used less in kitchens. They are more useful in places that have a lot of movement such as entry halls, because they visually suggest and promote rapid movement. They can be quite disturbing, so you should check the wallpaper and fabrics before you buy them (remember lines can implied). In the above picture, the diagonal lines are only used in a section of the cabinet.

Most large curves are done in a way to create a focal point or to create a feeling of excitement. Curves can also make a room look natural and feminine. Small curves, as seen in the chairs, are gentle.

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Avoiding A Kitchen You Do Not Fancy

November 3, 2011 by Felix 3 Comments

When you are renovating or remodeling your kitchen you want to avoid many decorating mistakes. Everyone involved in these activities ought to know a number of things about interior design, namely the basic elements of design and its principles. Here we introduce them.

Five Basic Elements in Interior Designing

There are five basic elements that must work together to help you achieve a certain effect in your room and bring out your signature style. These elements come together to give the room a unified look or feel. The elements of interior design are: line, colour, form, mass, and texture.

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Line refers to the direction of an object.
Colour helps the decorator create the design mood and the desired illusion in a room.
Form refers to the actual shape of a room or furniture.
Mass refers to bulk. All furniture in a room has bulk that occupies space.
Texture is an experience in its touch and feel.

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The purpose of these elements are to achieve the following: balance, emphasis, proportion, rhythm, and harmony/unity. These elements and principles help you solve any design problems in a room. They help you transfer your ideas and vision for a room to reality. It will also help you avoid purchasing unnecessary furniture for a room.

Is This Your Dream Room?

September 6, 2011 by Felix Leave a Comment

Do you like this design style?
Do you know what style it is?
Find out and take our simple quiz.

Learning the basics of interior decorating means, among others, the basic knowledge of design styles. You may meet many decorating challenges, and this could be minimized with even a little knowledge of the designing styles, and maybe a little more on the style you like the most. However, it could be a daunting task in finding out the one you would like when there are so many styles.

A Diverse Selection of Design Styles

There is a diverse selection of designing styles. All design style are unique and their influence may stem from culture, beliefs, art, and socio-economic factors. Your choice will also be influenced by these factors as well.

So, are you interested in narrowing down to a design style you dream of? Take this quiz. This quiz will help you find the style you are interested in most, or help you choose one and recognize others that would be close to your style. Above all, you will understand why you gravitate towards a particular look.You can then use this knowledge to personalized your own room.

Here is our simple quiz on identifying the room of your dreams.

Quiz

Note:
This quiz is a guide to help you. Your choice in this list will most likely be influenced by your age, lifestyle, and taste, which can also change over time.

For each question there is a list. Choose one from the list that is your best response to the question or statement.When you are done, refer to the key at the bottom of the quiz to help you determine which designing style best suits your lifestyle or preferences. The quiz can help you not only select a designing style for your home, but also help you make decorating decisions for your project.

How do you relax after a hectic day?

I can relax with a cup of coffee at home
Everyday I do the same thing to relax: watch TV, talk to a friend, etc.
I do whatever my mind tells me at the moment
I can’t seem to get time to relax
Any outdoor sport with nature is just right with me.
I go to a quiet place in my mind

What is real artwork?
“For me, real artwork is ….

hand-crafted and antique items.”
the lovely antique pieces I collected over time, that should not be hidden away”.
natural things and the things around me.”
regal-looking fine crafted furniture.”
cultural art and period art.”
old things that remind me of the past.”

“My dream room is one that …

reminds me of my parents and grandparents.”
reminds me of that vacation I once spent in the tropics.”
reminds me of a lodge in the mountains.”
has a little of everything from the past and present.”
is simple, but elegant.”
is not crowded, or make you feel almost claustrophobic.”

Your friends and family thinks you …

are too daring and a walking contradiction.
you are a naturalist and an adventurer.
you are easy to talk to.
are reliable and true to your beliefs.
could add some spice to your life.
you area green activist.

My favorite colour schemes are:

Beige, ivory, taupe, black, gray, and white and red, orange, and yellow warm colours
Muted tones, down-to-earth colours
blue and green (calming colours)
Black, whites, browns, tan, and a few warm colours
Greens, reds, blues
Bold colours: blue green orange purple

You must have one of these type of furniture in your kitchen.

Cultural and period furniture,
Finely crafted furniture, at least two of each.
Stainless steel or glass furniture,
Rattan and wicker furniture,
Antique furniture,
A tree trunk as a stool, or

Which line appeals to you immediately:

“You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough.” (Joe Lewi)
“One love, one heart, lets get together and feel alright.” (Bob Marley)
“Now I know you’re not a natural beauty, but I think with the right clothes and the right look you could be very striking.” (Kenny Powers)
Less is better.
“There is only one happiness in life – to love and to be loved.” (George Sand)
“Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made. (Henry Ward Beecher)

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Analyzing your answers

Each answer selected above has an associated letter,” a,b, c, d, or e”. Review your answers and determine if from your answers if you have more of the a, b, c, d, or e. That letter is your key designing style. Scroll down to view the key.

How do you relax after a hectic day?

What is real artwork?

“For me, real artwork is ….

Your dream room is one …

Your friends and family thinks you …

My favorite colour schemes are

You must have one of these type of furniture in your kitchen.

Which line appeals to you immediately:

Key:
a.–Eclectic Design Style/ & Art deco Design Style
b–Southwest Design Style/Classical Design Style
c–Contemporary Design Style
d–Tropical Design Style
e—Rustic Design Style/ Country Design Style
f—Minimalist Design Style/ Traditional Design Style
.