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Hello there,Today we will be talking about how to decorate your center table. At the onset, it’s very important that the table theme must match the general decor of your room so we will be talking about different themes and how to match the vibe of your room with your table décorSo I, get you …

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How safe are your stairs for your kids? Answering this question could be tricky for some, we don’t know how to upgrade our stairs so they are safer for babies and kids.  We wont have the luxury to re-construct all the time…! So lets find out ways to refine our old staircase to suit kids more. …

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It’s tough to keep spending money on styling our homes every now and then. On the other hand, we get so bored with the same ambiance. Here’s a solution to this riddle.   HOME STYLING TIP #1 Use lighter shades on large surfaces like walls and beds. This makes your space looks larger. Darker shades of …

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These are the times of stagnation. The sluggishness around is surely taking a toll on your mindset. Your homes, however, have it in them to remove this dullness from within you.  Little tweaks in your home decor do magic and see how different you feel in the same old four walls. Here’s what you need …

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For Inspiration, use calenders, mood boards, quotes and posters, but only to a certain extent. Try to inspire your kids with mood boards-place things of your kids liking so as to make him like his room and his place. Give the importance of his choice so he feels cherished and wanted and likes his room. …

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We need a huge, huge storage space in kids’ rooms. Cluttered study table is a big distraction and energy sucker. Make sure you have no shelves placed on the study table, and minimum shelves around it. Put shelves and baskets under the table, where your child can’t see them while studying. When choosing furniture, get …

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If you don’t have a separate room for your child, you have alternative ideas. Carve out a space like the corner of a room, a small alcove, or a large closet.  If you dedicate a space to studying your child will be more productive rather than sitting and studying at a place you use for …

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That’s true, there are two types of lighting-task lighting and mood lighting. Task lighting is white light with blue undertone. White light is efficient in terms of visibility and an incentive to eyesight. It restores focus on brain cells and is known to keep the human mind focused on the output of given tasks. On …

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Often, we are at crossroads when it comes to this one; what to do with old furniture which you don’t use anymore, or the one which doesn’t match your renovated home anymore, or which you are just tired of using.  Did you know that you can re-paint, re-polish and refurbish your furniture to make it …

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If you want you can paint or add wallpaper to the study room, but its best suitable to stick with a light color. A dark color will make the space feel more cramped, but a pale color reflects the light and opens up the space so choosing light and soothing colours for your kids room is …

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