Decorating your home can be both thrilling and daunting. I recommend decorating your home in a way that makes you feel great. Today we’re discussing a few ideas that can be adapted for many styles and don’t break the bank. Don’t feel like you have to adopt these ideas if they don’t resonate with you or work with your home. Finding unique ideas that feel like home will allow your space to truly reflect who you are as an individual. This list of home decoration suggestions might help to jump-start your journey to sprucing up your space.
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Early Summer Picture Ledge
I’m sitting here writing this post on June 1st, a hot, humid day here in Tampa Bay. The predicted high is 93 degrees F but with a heat index that feels like 100 degrees. Summer came early this year right when I was supposed to be enjoying perfect spring days a couple of months ago. Some years we go straight from winter to summer. Really, the calendar I think is based on averages, and there is nothing average about a semi-tropical climate. When summer comes, we’re hot and humid tropical. Therefore, I started playing with my decor again. I’m adding a few touches of tropical color. Read More
Adding A Picture Ledge in the Dining Room
Back in October, I wrote about my research on picture ledges . I choose a solid wooden white one made by a gentlemen on Etsy. In the middle of November, my handyman put it up. I added the art from the wall and a few pine cones. I really like it better than hanging the frame on the wall.
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If you’ve visited with me before, you’re probably aware of my love of wall art. I have several frames that I use for seasonal art throughout the year. I’ve shared my single large painting in the living room and also a small collections of art on a gallery wall before. Today I’m sharing my research into using a picture ledge in my home to create visual interest. Making a gallery wall is a great way to display art. Arranging prints on a wall isn’t always easy, but putting up a ledge and playing with the arrangement of frames is. Besides no more holes in the wall, I can add and subtract as needed!
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