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Wall Space: Why Can’t I Find Any?

The word “space” encompasses a multitude of meanings and dimensions. There’s outer, inner, gimme, lost in, wasted and wall, just to name a few. For the moment, let’s concentrate on wall space and not worry about the other kinds. Whether you live in one room or romp through one hundred, one of the biggest obstacles a homeowner faces is how to utilize wall space effectively. Adding to the problem is the fact that there are so many potential mistakes to choose from. How can anyone even make a decision? Artwork is the last thing most people buy. Still, it is … Continue reading →

Making Your Walls And Rooms More Inviting

It’s difficult to imagine walls as entities with personality or mood, but the colors you paint them conveys more of this than you might expect. While white walls can give the illusion of expanding space, they can also convey an icy coldness. For more warmth, by all means turn up the heat, but also consider a warm vanilla over pure white. Though subtle, the difference is striking. If vanilla is neither your favorite color nor warm enough, consider a living room in apricot, sunny yellow or deep russet. If you prefer your colors richer and deeper, try sponging two or … Continue reading →