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• by MaryAnn is a longtime collector of Tiffany lamps and enjoys passing on her love of the craftsmanship and history of the Tiffany lamps to her friends and acquaintances. Her love of glass also extends to handblown vases. Subscribe to her free newsletter for
  By MaryAnn Linden © 2005http://www.tiffany-glass-etc.comIf you publish this article please supplya link to http://www.tiffany-glass-etc.comWhen selecting a Tiffany lamp the primary consideration you must look for, after deciding on a particular design, is the use of the glass in the lamp. So then begs the question; what makes one lamp shine with beau
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• Natural light sources creates mood and captures the moment by Roger King
  Natural light sources are an important element in bringing out the best in the color scheme. If light enters through side windows, a dark ceiling will make the room look gloomy. If the light comes in at an angle it is wise to paint the floor a pale color. Here are ten household helpful hints for natural light sources: 1 Control the light using blinds and curtains, always adapting it to
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• Designing a Good Lighting Plan by Paul Forte
  You are doing a remodel and know that you want to add some lighting to the room, but your stumped. Where do I start is the most common question I get asked. There are some basic guidelines and factors that can help you determine where to start and how to proceed.First let's take the room and it's needs. Different rooms require different lighting solutions. Rooms like bedrooms, living r
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• Crafty Country Decorating Style Ideas by Kathy Burns-Millyard
  If you've ever seen Frank's decorations on TLC's Trading Spaces, then you know all about the country style of design. From stenciled drawings to wooden cows to ruffled curtains, country design has all the frills you might expect from our dear friend, Frank. When I was a little girl, my grandparents sold woodwork at the flea markets all over Tennessee and Kentucky. We had wooden calendars with doll
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• The Luxury Makeover by Greg Lipke
  The luxury lifestyle does not require a mansion. You don't have to wait until you can afford a huge house on the beach to live in a beautiful home. Remember the luxury lifestyle is about quality things and people. Small cosy houses can be made luxurious for a small amount of money through clever interior design. Remember the self made wealthy don't spend money when they don't have to. Living
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• Still Running Wild by Sarah McBride
  Its name means a small yet hardy wild horse that could most probably be a descendant of the Arabian horses. And for many years since its introduction, this vehicle has lived up to its name and charged through the automobile world and has been the top selling sports car for nineteen years straight as well as holding the best selling convertible of America spot. It would be quite s
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• A Guide to Modern Home Furnishings by Richard Romando
  In modern home furnishings, there is now great stress on ergonomics that takes into account the requirements of the human body. The ergonomically built furniture is safe and healthy and helps you to take care of yourself. Space management has become a critical factor while designing the interior design of modern dwellings. This has resulted in the evolution of what is known as modular furniture
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• Cadillac DTS: Reviving Cadillac Classics by Joe Thompson
  The 2006 Cadillac DTS is another addition to the Cadillac brand. Cadillac, which is the brand that is very much associated and connected with luxury, is right on the path of reliving and reviving its products from the past. This new vehicle from Cadillac is a large luxury sedan that promises to provide an excellent performance, just like its ancestors did. It holds the styling th
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• Home Improvements – The Fun Stuff by Raynor James
  Planning home improvements necessarily involves addressing numerous practical matters. That doesn't mean you should ignore the fun stuff! The Fun Stuff The first thing to plan for in home improvements is the practical stuff. The second thing you need to talk to family members about is the fun stuff. Most people have colors they like and colors they don't like. They have things tha
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• Geomantic Rules in the Living Room by Jheng-Syong Chen
  Chinese people attach importance to the science of Geomancy - study of the influence of landscape (hills, river, layout of land or house) on people and their fortunes. Most people ask geomancers to choose good and propitious sites for houses or ancestors' graves. The rules of Geomancy are made from the ancients' wide-spreading experiences of life. Some people think of Geomancy as superstition, bec
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