Corporate Art in Tight Times
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010Even the financial crisis hasn’t prevented companies as diverse as Bayer and the Dallas Cowboys from building on their collections
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Corporate Art in Tight Times
Even the financial crisis hasn’t prevented companies as diverse as Bayer and the Dallas Cowboys from building on their collections
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Corporate Art in Tight Times
Home décor is undergoing a subtle change, thanks to the weakened economy and the trend toward smaller but better-quality homes.
Continue here: Designers are nudged in a leaner, cleaner direction
If youve recently found yourself reflecting on some of the rooms in your house that need sprucing up, try shopping for mirrors.
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Stylish mirrors double as art or wall décor
If you are looking for ways to make over your living room, give a new look to your kitchen or redecorate your home office, you may want to check out the Castles of Carlsbad spring home tour Saturday.
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Homes on tour offer inspiration on décor
When the general manager of the 56-year-old Handlery Hotel started seeing online reviews blasting the Mission Valley property as little more than a glorified motel, he knew the time had come for a major redo.
When Chuck Bahde bought the rambling wooden house in Rancho Santa Fe, the 5-acre spread already had plenty of grass and gardens.
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Yardwork as artwork
“Bouquets to Art ” is a 26-year tradition wherein floral designers from all over the globe grab their blooms to reinterpret or respond to upcoming painting exhibitions. Birth of Impressionism and Van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne, and Beyond come to us from the Mus&eacu…
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Kind Buds
Blick Art Materials employees raised more than $21,000 last month to benefit five local charities. More than 330 Blick Art Materials associates rallied Sept. 30 at Lake Storey for Blick’s 2nd annual Charity Walk.
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Good for You: Blick employees raise $21,000 for charities (The Galesburg Register-Mail)
Your weekly roundup of the latest news in home furnishings, interior design and home improvement.
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Susan R. Pollack: HGTV’s Carter comes to Mount Pleasant, last call for Halloween decor and more (Detroit News)
Texan 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 (The Standard-Times)