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2007
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Photo courtesy of Pottery BarnTo help keep your decorating simple yet seasonal, Kathy Passarette of Long Island, New York based Creative Home Expressions, a interior decorating, home staging and redesign firm, offers these tips: Clear glass vases from Pottery Barn (starting at $24) or apothec...
11/30/2007
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Courtesy of Sherwin Williams - I thought I would share this article with you: Patterns can be a refreshing and daring way to bring style and verve to living spaces, adding character, drama, depth and energy. However, as any designer knows, there's a fine line between a pleasing mix and a look th...
11/29/2007
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Photo courtesy of Steve & Mary SkjoldChristmas house tours begin this weekend on Long Island. From Nassau to Suffolk Counties there is something nearby for everyone. Many of these homes are historical. I love house tours in general, but they seem even more special at the holidays.East Hampton ...
11/29/2007
Photo courtesy of Antique CostumesThis week has kicked off a vast array of holiday activities here on Long Island. I am listing just a small portion of the goings-on.The infamous Dickens Festival starts, Friday, November 30, 2007, in Port Jefferson. Walk the local streets of this charming villa...
11/29/2007
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The Hamptons Holiday Showhouse is presented by my friends at East End Interiors (located in St. James, New York), and Kerrigan Country Realty. One day only; Saturday, December 8, 2007, from 2:00 pm. To 8:00 p.m. at 5 Pine Tree Lane, Westhampton, New York. You can get further information from...
11/20/2007
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Moving can be a stressful and emotional time, especially if you are down-sizing from a home where you have raised a family. The memories alone crowd the house, never mind the actual "stuff". I came across the following tips that might be helpful for homeowners going through this type of move.Fo...
11/17/2007
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I just finished looking through my issue of Creative Ideas from Lowes (free magazine btw) and saw this crafty project that would probably be cute for clients:Here are the instructions they give, but you could paint them, fill them with goodies and put your company information on the outside. Can...
11/08/2007
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These pillar candles are from Restoration Hardware and run on batteries. I think of them as safe candles. Great for putting in among greenery for the holidays or even on a table without having to worry about pets or little ones knocking into them. I think these are a good option for, not just...
11/06/2007