To get the full benefit of fall’s gorgeous color palate and cozy sensibilities, bring the outdoors in with simple décor changes and bold accessories in the colors and shapes of the season.
Continue here: Seasonal bounty a low-cost way to spice up décor (Detroit Free Press)
Frisco Arts will host its first Frisco Arts Festival on the beautiful grounds of Newman Village, just off the tollway at Legacy Drive and Eldorado Parkway. The event serves as both art festival and major fundraiser for the arts organization.
When you’re a home-decor retailer, it’s a bit like living at the North Pole: It’s always the holiday season. As soon as the decorations are down for the season, we’re off to market to pick out next year’s.
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Cool colors, nostalgia mark hot holiday looks (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
REX CURRY/Special ContributorWe thought it was time the jack-o’-lantern got a new look, so we asked several creative types in North Texas to give him a makeover.
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A look at what’s hot in appliances, décor and more for kitchens.
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Texas collector and decorator Andrea Reed grew up in a home filled with Pop Art, but it was the film “Tommy” that really made a lasting impression.
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Zap! Pow! Home decor gets a pop-art punch (Asheville Citizen-Times)
What means more to the United States? Frisco Arts will host its first Frisco Arts Festival on the beautiful grounds of Newman Village, just off the tollway at Legacy Drive and Eldorado Parkway. The event serves as both art festival and major fundraiser for the arts organization.
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TYLER KULA The Observer Holliby and Bree Ross cozy up to a mannequin decked out in vinyl and X-rays at their Sarnia home. The unusual outfit is one of many featured in a wearable art show Friday at the Sarnia Library auditorium.
Frankfort Avenue hosts their monthly F.A.T. Friday trolley hop with a “Halloween Hop” twist on Friday, October 30th from 6:00pm to 10:30pm. Businesses along the Avenue will be adorned in Halloween decor and will give away free candy and treats to children. The F.A.T. Friday Trolley Hop, on the final Friday of each month, provides free parking and transportation to participating shops …
The people behind the Limelight Marketplace have released renderings of their future mall. They tell us “the storied 163-year-old venue in Manhattan’s Flatiron district is being transformed into a three-story shopper’s paradise.” When it opens, expect to see jewelry, organic groceries, candy, art, home decor, a salon and a sneaker shop. Do not expect to see club kids, trannies and cocaine-coated …
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Limelight Marketplace Readies to Open (Gothamist)