We put our coffee cups on them and heap them with magazines, but we basically ignore the decorative possibilities of the lowly end table. If you need an end table, you can inexpensively design one that will enhance your decor, if you’re willing to scrounge and use your creativity.
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EVANSVILLE — Do you have a favorite photograph or art print that you would like enlarged for printing on, say, canvas or draperies or as a mural or as wallpaper? ColorMax Wall Decor, which has a new display studio at 2828 Lincoln Ave. on Evansville’s East Side, could be your ticket to having that done, depending on the size and quality of the photograph or art print. David and Gini O’Dell …
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ColorMax to the max (Evansville Courier & Press)
His name has become a global brand symbolizing sinful excess and women’s lib in the style of sitcom ‘Sex and the City’, but Jimmy Choo insists shoes are all about grand art and great design.
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‘The stars endorse me but ordinary people appreciate me’ (The Times of India)
Jason Marshall never expected his penchant for artwork of Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe to save him from the woes of an economic downturn. Enthralled with the 1950s style popularized by Andy Warhol, the Broomfield resident started filling his walls with pop art of his children, resembling the famous artwork Warhol made of Monroe and other famous celebrity faces. And a thriving home-based …
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Pop-art perk: Broomfield duo turns passion to profit (Boulder Daily Camera)
Question: We have a lot of family photos with four siblings and 14 children between us. I used to keep our photos on a large round table in the living room, but we’ve outgrown it.
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Decor Score: Tips for creating a picture-perfect gallery of family photographs (The Palm Beach Post)
Look, Spot! Look and see . . . “ For many grown-ups, Indiana schoolteacher Zerna Sharp’s wholesome world of Dick, Jane, Spot and the rest was a comforting hallmark of childhood reading. And for a new generation of parents who didn’t grow up with the books, it’s the fun, retro vibe of the illustrations that makes them perfectly hip wall decor.
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You don’t have to go into the wild to see a tiger chasing a monkey up a tree. Look no farthe
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Pamper your guests Your guests won’t admit it, but they love to be pampered—especially at the table. But a seven-course meal, though lovely, isn’t necessary. They’ll feel special and welcome if you just take the time to set the table. Emily Chalmers’ Table Inspirations: Original Ideas for Stylish Entertaining (Ryland Peters & Small; $19.95) covers selecting china, napkins, tablecloths, candles, …
Before they troop up to Splendour In The Grass, Josh Pyke and Sarah Blasko sit down for a yarn.
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