Decorating Answers
Anyone have any ideas on decorating a shelf?
Q. I am completely stumped. Does anyone have any suggestions for decorating one? It has three shelves on it, it is glass and it is on the wall to the left in my living room. Right now, all it has on it is a etched glass that lights up and changes colours and that is not going to stay there.
Asked by crystalc419 - Sat Mar 3 20:37:19 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If you have any collections of anything you could put them up there. My shelves on my walls have a few pictures of my husband and children, candles and unique candle holders, i have one with some books on it, a small bamboo plant in a decorative vase with decoritive rocks in it. Just experiment with things you already have and see what you like. You can always buy a few neat looking nick nacks at the local dollar store and see what you like best!! Good Luck and I really hope this helps!!
Answered by Misty M - Sat Mar 3 20:44:25 2007
Q. I am completely stumped. Does anyone have any suggestions for decorating one? It has three shelves on it, it is glass and it is on the wall to the left in my living room. Right now, all it has on it is a etched glass that lights up and changes colours and that is not going to stay there.
Asked by crystalc419 - Sat Mar 3 20:37:19 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If you have any collections of anything you could put them up there. My shelves on my walls have a few pictures of my husband and children, candles and unique candle holders, i have one with some books on it, a small bamboo plant in a decorative vase with decoritive rocks in it. Just experiment with things you already have and see what you like. You can always buy a few neat looking nick nacks at the local dollar store and see what you like best!! Good Luck and I really hope this helps!!
Answered by Misty M - Sat Mar 3 20:44:25 2007
Should i take decorating classes if i want to start a business in interior Staging?
Q. I can't go to interior design school because: 1. I don't want to be an interior designer 2. because i'm already getting a bachelor's in something else 3. design school is too expensive i simply want to stage interiors and exteriors to sell homes, apartment, condos, office spaces, commercial spaces; for individuals, major real estate investment/ property selling companies, and furniture stores. Can i learn staging/ decorating through books or decorating classes? without having to fully go back to school?
Asked by terrig - Thu Jul 29 09:58:34 2010 - Decorating & Remodeling - 1 Answers - Comments
A. sure, short-cuts are always the answer! There maybe some classes you might not need, so skip those for now. Ok, you've started this Staging company, tell me why I need to hire you? (as apposed to the other companies) Please don't tell me I'll do a good job, that what I'm paying for in the first place. What sets you apart from the other companies, what are you going to do that I can't do with the other companies. (Be careful, to much information can be copied
Answered by ace12852001@yahoo.com - Sat Jul 31 19:42:40 2010
Q. I can't go to interior design school because: 1. I don't want to be an interior designer 2. because i'm already getting a bachelor's in something else 3. design school is too expensive i simply want to stage interiors and exteriors to sell homes, apartment, condos, office spaces, commercial spaces; for individuals, major real estate investment/ property selling companies, and furniture stores. Can i learn staging/ decorating through books or decorating classes? without having to fully go back to school?
Asked by terrig - Thu Jul 29 09:58:34 2010 - Decorating & Remodeling - 1 Answers - Comments
A. sure, short-cuts are always the answer! There maybe some classes you might not need, so skip those for now. Ok, you've started this Staging company, tell me why I need to hire you? (as apposed to the other companies) Please don't tell me I'll do a good job, that what I'm paying for in the first place. What sets you apart from the other companies, what are you going to do that I can't do with the other companies. (Be careful, to much information can be copied
Answered by ace12852001@yahoo.com - Sat Jul 31 19:42:40 2010
Where can I find pictures of drapes decorating a wedding church?
Q. Where can I find pictures of drapes decorating a wedding church? I have this idea of having long white fabric drapes hang from the center of the ceiling towards the outer parts of the ceiling in the church on my wedding day but I cant seem to find a sample picture that I could take to the person who will be decorating my wedding.
Asked by juguemos2004 - Fri Jan 5 17:59:28 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Your best bet is to visit your local florist. I assure you, he/she has volumes of wedding shots in every conceivable motif. You can get some great ideas there and the florist will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
Answered by revolvur2000 - Fri Jan 5 18:04:38 2007
Q. Where can I find pictures of drapes decorating a wedding church? I have this idea of having long white fabric drapes hang from the center of the ceiling towards the outer parts of the ceiling in the church on my wedding day but I cant seem to find a sample picture that I could take to the person who will be decorating my wedding.
Asked by juguemos2004 - Fri Jan 5 17:59:28 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Your best bet is to visit your local florist. I assure you, he/she has volumes of wedding shots in every conceivable motif. You can get some great ideas there and the florist will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
Answered by revolvur2000 - Fri Jan 5 18:04:38 2007
Are there any really good websites for decorating pictures?
Q. A website for free that has original ways to decorate pictures, not the every day decorating you see... I already use photobucket you know any other ones?
Asked by Sarah K - Sun Feb 22 16:17:45 2009 - Other - Visual Arts - 4 Answers - Comments
A. yeah! there is picnik, my personal favourite :P = and there is fotoflexer witch is also pretty good- with both u don't need to start an account- but for picnik i definitely recommend it. Also, both of them are free, but you can get better features if u pay for it... :)
Answered by mariahh<33 - Sun Feb 22 16:27:47 2009
Q. A website for free that has original ways to decorate pictures, not the every day decorating you see... I already use photobucket you know any other ones?
Asked by Sarah K - Sun Feb 22 16:17:45 2009 - Other - Visual Arts - 4 Answers - Comments
A. yeah! there is picnik, my personal favourite :P = and there is fotoflexer witch is also pretty good- with both u don't need to start an account- but for picnik i definitely recommend it. Also, both of them are free, but you can get better features if u pay for it... :)
Answered by mariahh<33 - Sun Feb 22 16:27:47 2009
what are the basics for decorating each room in a home ?
Q. in decorating each room in a home , there are some basics for everything like colors , pictures , plants ,must do this , must not do that ,...etc. so , what are these basics ?
Asked by haider fouad - Sat Oct 7 05:55:04 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. You can stick to three colors and bring one of the colors into the other rooms. Example, if you use blue and white in the living room and accents with pale yellow, then in the dining room you choose green and white you can accent in pale yellow Then you could use yellow in the kitchen. It makes it flow together if all the room are visible. The middle of the pictures are best hung at eye level. I hang mine between my husbands height and mine. Most of the rest is personal choice. Watch out for to much clutter. Walk into the house as if it was a sample house and look for what is out of place.
Answered by jackie - Sat Oct 7 07:27:52 2006
Q. in decorating each room in a home , there are some basics for everything like colors , pictures , plants ,must do this , must not do that ,...etc. so , what are these basics ?
Asked by haider fouad - Sat Oct 7 05:55:04 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. You can stick to three colors and bring one of the colors into the other rooms. Example, if you use blue and white in the living room and accents with pale yellow, then in the dining room you choose green and white you can accent in pale yellow Then you could use yellow in the kitchen. It makes it flow together if all the room are visible. The middle of the pictures are best hung at eye level. I hang mine between my husbands height and mine. Most of the rest is personal choice. Watch out for to much clutter. Walk into the house as if it was a sample house and look for what is out of place.
Answered by jackie - Sat Oct 7 07:27:52 2006
Sewing Room I am decorating a sewing room and would like some advice and pointers?
Q. to get the most space for my room. Some tips on storage and decorating and organizing. Thanks!
Asked by snowman68 - Wed Feb 6 22:27:13 2008 - Do It Yourself (DIY) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. tons of light both overhead as well as task lighting. Cupboards on one wall with a deep kind of ike kitchen cabinets. Than build glassed in shelves on top of that to the ceilling. Drop down table affixed to a wall that is large enough to hold the super sized cutting mats. In the area you put your sewing machines and sergers, have your ironing board nearby. At Home Depot, you can buy outlet stips that have about a dozen outlets in them. make sure you install one of those on that wall. Need a craft table n there as well. Floor outlets are nice as they keep the cords out of the way there. Need a stereo with speakers mounted up in the corners. I also like to have an area that i can keep a tea cup. A friend of mine has a little coffee orner in… [cont.]
Answered by ricksuearmour - Thu Feb 7 02:06:22 2008
Q. to get the most space for my room. Some tips on storage and decorating and organizing. Thanks!
Asked by snowman68 - Wed Feb 6 22:27:13 2008 - Do It Yourself (DIY) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. tons of light both overhead as well as task lighting. Cupboards on one wall with a deep kind of ike kitchen cabinets. Than build glassed in shelves on top of that to the ceilling. Drop down table affixed to a wall that is large enough to hold the super sized cutting mats. In the area you put your sewing machines and sergers, have your ironing board nearby. At Home Depot, you can buy outlet stips that have about a dozen outlets in them. make sure you install one of those on that wall. Need a craft table n there as well. Floor outlets are nice as they keep the cords out of the way there. Need a stereo with speakers mounted up in the corners. I also like to have an area that i can keep a tea cup. A friend of mine has a little coffee orner in… [cont.]
Answered by ricksuearmour - Thu Feb 7 02:06:22 2008
How early do you start decorating for Halloween?
Q. I live in a huge apartment complex where kids go around trick-or-treati ng, so I want to decorate my balcony and front door with spider webs, orange and black lights, and other Halloween-y things. My sister said October 1st is okay to start decorating, but I think that's still early. What do you think?
Asked by l.marie - Tue Oct 3 13:14:34 2006 - Other - Holidays - 24 Answers - Comments
A. I decorate October 1st. Takes too long to put it all up and take it all down to only be up for two weeks...I think it's fine to put it up now...everyone seems to be doing so. Bottom line is it should be whatever suits your own schedule.
Answered by svmainus - Tue Oct 3 13:22:54 2006
Q. I live in a huge apartment complex where kids go around trick-or-treati ng, so I want to decorate my balcony and front door with spider webs, orange and black lights, and other Halloween-y things. My sister said October 1st is okay to start decorating, but I think that's still early. What do you think?
Asked by l.marie - Tue Oct 3 13:14:34 2006 - Other - Holidays - 24 Answers - Comments
A. I decorate October 1st. Takes too long to put it all up and take it all down to only be up for two weeks...I think it's fine to put it up now...everyone seems to be doing so. Bottom line is it should be whatever suits your own schedule.
Answered by svmainus - Tue Oct 3 13:22:54 2006
What are some house decorating tips you have learned over the years?
Q. It is my first house and i need love some decorating tips and tricks you may have picked up :) Thank you. All suggestions are welcome! **i would love some decorating** sorry
Asked by Sp!cySAMeezy {BackUp} - Sat Feb 14 15:54:08 2009 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. -Bigger art makes a bigger impact. -Art and photos normally look best with a mat -Rooms shouldn't have a theme other than colors -It takes a skilled decorator to make dark walls look good -Accent walls rarely look as good as people expect them to, its a highly overrated trend -Look at what you already have (and love) to decide on what to do next. -Browing online before shopping in stores saves you a lot of time -Target and Walmart furniture is crap. If you don't have much money, you're better off driving 100 miles to an Ikea. -JC Penney is a surprisingly great resource for window treatments -Etsy is a great place to buy art
Answered by Kate - Sat Feb 14 17:10:14 2009
Q. It is my first house and i need love some decorating tips and tricks you may have picked up :) Thank you. All suggestions are welcome! **i would love some decorating** sorry
Asked by Sp!cySAMeezy {BackUp} - Sat Feb 14 15:54:08 2009 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - Comments
A. -Bigger art makes a bigger impact. -Art and photos normally look best with a mat -Rooms shouldn't have a theme other than colors -It takes a skilled decorator to make dark walls look good -Accent walls rarely look as good as people expect them to, its a highly overrated trend -Look at what you already have (and love) to decide on what to do next. -Browing online before shopping in stores saves you a lot of time -Target and Walmart furniture is crap. If you don't have much money, you're better off driving 100 miles to an Ikea. -JC Penney is a surprisingly great resource for window treatments -Etsy is a great place to buy art
Answered by Kate - Sat Feb 14 17:10:14 2009
What are some fun Homecoming Hall Decorating ideas for high school students?
Q. Every year in school, during Homecoming (spirit) Week, each grade participates in a hall decorating contest. Each grade is assigned a different hallway. Last year, we simply decorated our hall in school colors whereas the upper classmen had a hallway named "welcome to the jungle" and had an awesome jungle theme! We are looking for creative ideas to decorate this year and would love your help! Any ideas are appreciated, thanks so much!
Asked by k93mh - Tue Sep 1 22:14:50 2009 - Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If your school has different nationalities, you could have a multicultural theme.
Answered by - Tue Sep 1 22:26:06 2009
Q. Every year in school, during Homecoming (spirit) Week, each grade participates in a hall decorating contest. Each grade is assigned a different hallway. Last year, we simply decorated our hall in school colors whereas the upper classmen had a hallway named "welcome to the jungle" and had an awesome jungle theme! We are looking for creative ideas to decorate this year and would love your help! Any ideas are appreciated, thanks so much!
Asked by k93mh - Tue Sep 1 22:14:50 2009 - Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If your school has different nationalities, you could have a multicultural theme.
Answered by - Tue Sep 1 22:26:06 2009
Decorating ideas for the top of a cabinet?
Q. I have a really pretty entertainment cabinet in my Family Room. Currently, I have 1 large pillar and 2 smaller candles on pillar holders. I also have 4 tealights. I used to have pictures towards the back. I am looking for decorating ideas to mix it up. I have had essentially the same decoration for the past few years. I get most creative around the holidays and am also looking for ideas for that time. Last year, I decided to treat it like a mantle, and hung stockings on the side of the cabinet. I also tried to weave a Christmas type of garland around the candles but just couldn't get it right. I could really use some ideas for everyday decorating and also for the holidays.
Asked by ~ Jamie ~ - Sun Jul 22 16:35:33 2007 - Other - Home & Garden - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Golly... there are so many ideas you can try, the mind boggles!!! Have you looked in home decorating magazines while waiting at the checkout lines??? Look for the longest line possible, grab one of the magazines, and start browsing! I'm sure there are a lot of online websites that provide home decorating ideas... and what about all those tv shows on HGTV or DIY? Go to the arts/crafts stores and start going through every aisle... you never know when inspiration will strike. Go to furniture stores, too... their displays often show some very innovative ideas for decorating! have fun!!! I envy you!
Answered by wyomugs - Mon Jul 23 21:15:51 2007
Q. I have a really pretty entertainment cabinet in my Family Room. Currently, I have 1 large pillar and 2 smaller candles on pillar holders. I also have 4 tealights. I used to have pictures towards the back. I am looking for decorating ideas to mix it up. I have had essentially the same decoration for the past few years. I get most creative around the holidays and am also looking for ideas for that time. Last year, I decided to treat it like a mantle, and hung stockings on the side of the cabinet. I also tried to weave a Christmas type of garland around the candles but just couldn't get it right. I could really use some ideas for everyday decorating and also for the holidays.
Asked by ~ Jamie ~ - Sun Jul 22 16:35:33 2007 - Other - Home & Garden - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Golly... there are so many ideas you can try, the mind boggles!!! Have you looked in home decorating magazines while waiting at the checkout lines??? Look for the longest line possible, grab one of the magazines, and start browsing! I'm sure there are a lot of online websites that provide home decorating ideas... and what about all those tv shows on HGTV or DIY? Go to the arts/crafts stores and start going through every aisle... you never know when inspiration will strike. Go to furniture stores, too... their displays often show some very innovative ideas for decorating! have fun!!! I envy you!
Answered by wyomugs - Mon Jul 23 21:15:51 2007
i need to decorate a prom in black and white the theme is an evening of elegance.Any decorating ideas?
Q. I am decorating a huge community center for a formal banquet the colors are black and white with red as our accent color do you have any pictures you can send me on how to set the room up or how to decorate the room and with what i need help?I know teenagers usually do pretty well decorating at proms.our theme is "An Evening Of Elegance"Help me please pictures usually work best that wiill give me the visual i need.
Asked by Stacey T - Sun Feb 25 17:33:31 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Sorry, I don't have any pictures to send, but I can give you the ideas that I've used before:) I always think that helium ballooons make a place look "special". Use your black & white ballons and attach them to opposite colors of the curling ribbon, and let alot of it hang down and curl it. Attach them to the tables around your center pieces. Candles & flowers are both great, as centerpieces, and if you can put them on top of mirrors on the tables, it looks fantastic, with the candle light reflecting. You could pick up your red color in just a single red rose. I would use white table coverings. I don't know what your budget is, but if it limited, use black and white (and maybe some red) crepe paper and twist it from a… [cont.]
Answered by kandl722 - Sun Feb 25 17:58:38 2007
Q. I am decorating a huge community center for a formal banquet the colors are black and white with red as our accent color do you have any pictures you can send me on how to set the room up or how to decorate the room and with what i need help?I know teenagers usually do pretty well decorating at proms.our theme is "An Evening Of Elegance"Help me please pictures usually work best that wiill give me the visual i need.
Asked by Stacey T - Sun Feb 25 17:33:31 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Sorry, I don't have any pictures to send, but I can give you the ideas that I've used before:) I always think that helium ballooons make a place look "special". Use your black & white ballons and attach them to opposite colors of the curling ribbon, and let alot of it hang down and curl it. Attach them to the tables around your center pieces. Candles & flowers are both great, as centerpieces, and if you can put them on top of mirrors on the tables, it looks fantastic, with the candle light reflecting. You could pick up your red color in just a single red rose. I would use white table coverings. I don't know what your budget is, but if it limited, use black and white (and maybe some red) crepe paper and twist it from a… [cont.]
Answered by kandl722 - Sun Feb 25 17:58:38 2007
Where can I find garden decorating ideas, specifically ideas for a residential mailbox?
Q. I am interested in finding a website that could provide ideas for decorating the outside of my house. In particular, I am interested in finding an asian or zen-like residential mailbox.
Asked by cl b - Sun Jun 8 21:20:45 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have always had luck with DIY on tv (the channel if you get it) or Joann Fabrics (i live in CT, though..so nto sure if they have them where you live) but fabric stores offer great stencils, and things you can do to decorate your mailbox! best of luck
Answered by <3 Italian_Pride <3 - Sun Jun 8 21:24:30 2008
Q. I am interested in finding a website that could provide ideas for decorating the outside of my house. In particular, I am interested in finding an asian or zen-like residential mailbox.
Asked by cl b - Sun Jun 8 21:20:45 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I have always had luck with DIY on tv (the channel if you get it) or Joann Fabrics (i live in CT, though..so nto sure if they have them where you live) but fabric stores offer great stencils, and things you can do to decorate your mailbox! best of luck
Answered by <3 Italian_Pride <3 - Sun Jun 8 21:24:30 2008
What are some good decorating ideas for a Gothic/Fantasy theme party?
Q. It's going to be a dress-up costume theme party. Think dark and dreamy. I need ideas for decorating (not expensive). If you still don't understand the theme, it's like fantasy, only not frilly and girly, more dark and evil. But not necessarily evil, just... dark. I may hav a fog machine I can borrow, or buy if I have to. It's also a dance party, so my basement where the dancing is will be the main focus of the illusionary decorating. It will have a strobe light.
Asked by skyler - Sat Nov 24 21:24:18 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Candles, but make sure they are out of the way and secured. You don't want anyones swooshing sleeves or hair to catch fire. You can get attractive votive holders fairly inexpensively if you have no holders for tapers. Check the craft store for black or purple silk flowers. Fairy lights are always good for mood lighting- the purple sold at Halloween are best, but at this time of year you can get clear or red ones that will work for Goth. Black tulle, available at a fabric store, is cheap and good for draping over mirrors, doorways or whatever. Get some dead branches, spray paint them black, wrap the fairy lights around them, drape tulle over them. Check all your friend's Halloween decor stashes for ravens, owls and bats and hang/sit them… [cont.]
Answered by dark_phoenix54 - Sat Nov 24 21:35:24 2007
Q. It's going to be a dress-up costume theme party. Think dark and dreamy. I need ideas for decorating (not expensive). If you still don't understand the theme, it's like fantasy, only not frilly and girly, more dark and evil. But not necessarily evil, just... dark. I may hav a fog machine I can borrow, or buy if I have to. It's also a dance party, so my basement where the dancing is will be the main focus of the illusionary decorating. It will have a strobe light.
Asked by skyler - Sat Nov 24 21:24:18 2007 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Candles, but make sure they are out of the way and secured. You don't want anyones swooshing sleeves or hair to catch fire. You can get attractive votive holders fairly inexpensively if you have no holders for tapers. Check the craft store for black or purple silk flowers. Fairy lights are always good for mood lighting- the purple sold at Halloween are best, but at this time of year you can get clear or red ones that will work for Goth. Black tulle, available at a fabric store, is cheap and good for draping over mirrors, doorways or whatever. Get some dead branches, spray paint them black, wrap the fairy lights around them, drape tulle over them. Check all your friend's Halloween decor stashes for ravens, owls and bats and hang/sit them… [cont.]
Answered by dark_phoenix54 - Sat Nov 24 21:35:24 2007
What are good websites or place for home decorating ?
Q. I just bought a home and I want to decorate in brown tones, but I dont know how to organize everything. I want to see what places I can shop at or websites for interior design and home decorating.
Asked by MaMa Breezy - Fri Dec 15 15:44:32 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by badboy - Mon Dec 18 03:31:26 2006
Q. I just bought a home and I want to decorate in brown tones, but I dont know how to organize everything. I want to see what places I can shop at or websites for interior design and home decorating.
Asked by MaMa Breezy - Fri Dec 15 15:44:32 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by badboy - Mon Dec 18 03:31:26 2006
How did you start your cake decorating business?
Q. Hi everyone, I'm thinking of starting a cake decorating business and want input from people who have started a cake decorating business. How did you get business? How much did you charge for each cake? Did you specialize in a type of cake? *Please answer only if you have started a cake decorating business. Thanks! Do you own a cake decorating store? Or are you just guessing. Once again, I need answer from people who have actually experience first hand.
Asked by emerald eyes - Sat Apr 10 21:25:40 2010 - Small Business - 1 Answers - Comments
A. What kind of experience do you have? If you've been decorating cakes at a bakery that's well known locally then you would want to mention that every chance you get. If you were in a bakery inside of a larger grocery store that's fine as long as that grocery store is a higher end store that's known for the quality of it's baked goods. If you have a portfolio with photos of cakes that you've decorated that's also helpful. The only kinds of cakes that people usually go to a professional cake baker/decorator for are retirement parties, bar/bat mitzvahs and weddings. You usually charge for a cake based on the size of the cake and the number of people that you expect that cake to serve, and how ornate the decorations are. For a large… [cont.]
Answered by Bull In The China Shop - Sat Apr 10 21:35:50 2010
Q. Hi everyone, I'm thinking of starting a cake decorating business and want input from people who have started a cake decorating business. How did you get business? How much did you charge for each cake? Did you specialize in a type of cake? *Please answer only if you have started a cake decorating business. Thanks! Do you own a cake decorating store? Or are you just guessing. Once again, I need answer from people who have actually experience first hand.
Asked by emerald eyes - Sat Apr 10 21:25:40 2010 - Small Business - 1 Answers - Comments
A. What kind of experience do you have? If you've been decorating cakes at a bakery that's well known locally then you would want to mention that every chance you get. If you were in a bakery inside of a larger grocery store that's fine as long as that grocery store is a higher end store that's known for the quality of it's baked goods. If you have a portfolio with photos of cakes that you've decorated that's also helpful. The only kinds of cakes that people usually go to a professional cake baker/decorator for are retirement parties, bar/bat mitzvahs and weddings. You usually charge for a cake based on the size of the cake and the number of people that you expect that cake to serve, and how ornate the decorations are. For a large… [cont.]
Answered by Bull In The China Shop - Sat Apr 10 21:35:50 2010
What is the best interior decorating magazine for advertising a unique product?
Q. What is the best (not necessarily the largest) magazine on interior decorating? We have a unique product we want to advertise to decorators.
Asked by Jan H - Thu Dec 28 14:45:19 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 1 Answers - Comments
A. "Architectural Digest," is the most widely read magazine by Interior designers and architects. "Veranda" is also a great magazine,
Answered by chosengeneration - Thu Dec 28 15:26:46 2006
Q. What is the best (not necessarily the largest) magazine on interior decorating? We have a unique product we want to advertise to decorators.
Asked by Jan H - Thu Dec 28 14:45:19 2006 - Decorating & Remodeling - 1 Answers - Comments
A. "Architectural Digest," is the most widely read magazine by Interior designers and architects. "Veranda" is also a great magazine,
Answered by chosengeneration - Thu Dec 28 15:26:46 2006
What are some good Christmas decorating ideas for a teen bedroom?
Q. I am 16, and love to decorate for Christmas, and especially since the family comes over for christmas eve! I know it's a bit early, but I wanted to know some good decorating ideas to make my room look extra special this year. All I have so far is a mini Christmas tree with lights, garland, and ornaments. What else could I do?
Asked by ~*~Lacey~*~ - Tue Sep 1 10:17:19 2009 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would cut out some snowflakes and maybe put glitter on them and hang them from my ceiling mixed with the christmas lights (clear would look best)! Or hang the ornaments from the ceiling with cup hooks. I would also put a small tree in the corner and decorate it to match the colors you are using and maybe wrap a couple of empty boxes to put under it (or if you wanna use a miniature tree if you have a small room, you can decorate some miniature boxes too, so cute)! If you don't already have or don't wanna spend money on a bedding set, you can buy plain red, green or white sheets. Accent the color of the room opposite of the color of your bedding. You can even cut out red and green felt shapes (stars, stockings, candy canes, trees) and use… [cont.]
Answered by LINA P - Tue Sep 1 10:59:40 2009
Q. I am 16, and love to decorate for Christmas, and especially since the family comes over for christmas eve! I know it's a bit early, but I wanted to know some good decorating ideas to make my room look extra special this year. All I have so far is a mini Christmas tree with lights, garland, and ornaments. What else could I do?
Asked by ~*~Lacey~*~ - Tue Sep 1 10:17:19 2009 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would cut out some snowflakes and maybe put glitter on them and hang them from my ceiling mixed with the christmas lights (clear would look best)! Or hang the ornaments from the ceiling with cup hooks. I would also put a small tree in the corner and decorate it to match the colors you are using and maybe wrap a couple of empty boxes to put under it (or if you wanna use a miniature tree if you have a small room, you can decorate some miniature boxes too, so cute)! If you don't already have or don't wanna spend money on a bedding set, you can buy plain red, green or white sheets. Accent the color of the room opposite of the color of your bedding. You can even cut out red and green felt shapes (stars, stockings, candy canes, trees) and use… [cont.]
Answered by LINA P - Tue Sep 1 10:59:40 2009
What are some decorating ideas for a pin up girl themed bathroom?
Q. I recently bought a house. I'm trying to make the finished basement as funky as possible.. I thought of a pin up girl themed bathroom. Any ideas for decorating?
Asked by Gabrielle C - Fri Dec 26 09:32:21 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I sometimes turn off the lights in public toilets, while the stalls are occupied.
Answered by . - Mon Dec 29 16:01:39 2008
Q. I recently bought a house. I'm trying to make the finished basement as funky as possible.. I thought of a pin up girl themed bathroom. Any ideas for decorating?
Asked by Gabrielle C - Fri Dec 26 09:32:21 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I sometimes turn off the lights in public toilets, while the stalls are occupied.
Answered by . - Mon Dec 29 16:01:39 2008
what are unique ideas for decorating a teenage girl's bedroom?
Q. i need some unique and fun ideas for decorating my 13 year old sister's bedroom. it isn't too big of a space, with only one small window...the ceilings are about 7ft. high, so no loft type furniture. pictures, or websites would be great :) please nothing too expensive! thank you again! as i mentioned...the re is only one small window, so painting the walls black wouldn't work. but thank you for your suggestion!
Asked by Shayla Serrent - Sun May 2 18:48:51 2010 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Try using this picture: Well, I like it anyway.
Answered by Parakeetmaker - Sun May 2 22:10:32 2010
Q. i need some unique and fun ideas for decorating my 13 year old sister's bedroom. it isn't too big of a space, with only one small window...the ceilings are about 7ft. high, so no loft type furniture. pictures, or websites would be great :) please nothing too expensive! thank you again! as i mentioned...the re is only one small window, so painting the walls black wouldn't work. but thank you for your suggestion!
Asked by Shayla Serrent - Sun May 2 18:48:51 2010 - Decorating & Remodeling - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Try using this picture: Well, I like it anyway.
Answered by Parakeetmaker - Sun May 2 22:10:32 2010
Can decorating designs from around world work together?
Q. I'm decorating my new-ish place and am running into some problems. I love asian design-the fabrics and accessories are really beautiful, although I don't like the spare-ness of the design. I also really love the bright colors and patterns of Indian designs. Because they are quite different, can I have both? How can I put the two together? Does anyone have any good 'net examples? Thanks!
Asked by LibrarianLIz - Fri May 23 23:39:35 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Absolutely, as long as you stay true to your deliberately difficult theme. Troublesome will be the distinctly variant designs, putting Asia and India together, but your luck come from both cultures' dominant colors. Sounds like you've discovered this already. Put your spare Asian designs, in throw pillows for instance, alternating with those busier, from India. Keep your drapes a solid neutral, with luck, a common neutral taken from both. Use a lot of navy or black here and there. Net examples, try West Elm for general inspiration and extravagant antiques layouts. Can't try Pier One. They've gone offline.
Answered by Dinah - Sat May 24 02:09:43 2008
Q. I'm decorating my new-ish place and am running into some problems. I love asian design-the fabrics and accessories are really beautiful, although I don't like the spare-ness of the design. I also really love the bright colors and patterns of Indian designs. Because they are quite different, can I have both? How can I put the two together? Does anyone have any good 'net examples? Thanks!
Asked by LibrarianLIz - Fri May 23 23:39:35 2008 - Decorating & Remodeling - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Absolutely, as long as you stay true to your deliberately difficult theme. Troublesome will be the distinctly variant designs, putting Asia and India together, but your luck come from both cultures' dominant colors. Sounds like you've discovered this already. Put your spare Asian designs, in throw pillows for instance, alternating with those busier, from India. Keep your drapes a solid neutral, with luck, a common neutral taken from both. Use a lot of navy or black here and there. Net examples, try West Elm for general inspiration and extravagant antiques layouts. Can't try Pier One. They've gone offline.
Answered by Dinah - Sat May 24 02:09:43 2008
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