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How To Jazz Up Your Home Decor
If a house doesn’t really require renovating or if the place is rented but appears boring it can be easily jazzed up with a few ideas we share today. First off, we start at figuring out the color scheme. If it is basic and especially if it’s white or white-based there are tons of possibilities to incorporate brights and patterns to the decor in decorations and accessories. If the color scheme is quite independent the accessories and new decorations should match and contrast it. Try to work with what you have to reduce expenses and time spent.
Change Curtains
If the window is a focal point of the room simply changing the curtains to something interesting can spruce up the boring home decor. Add some matching and contrasting bedspreads or throws to the furniture to freshen up the rest of the room.
Bright Cushions
Bright cushions and throw pillows will draw the eyes from the plain and word furniture and might add a nice contrast of old and new to it. Throw pillows can be handmade or the ready ones can be decorated with beads, embroidery, and other decorative things.
Stained Glass
Stained glassware can easily jazz up the boring decor adding an eye-catching detail to it. Pick colors that accent the existing color scheme. You can block different colors in variously shaped glassware to make up a beautiful collection.
Seasonal Decor
Seasonal decor is an easy way to jazz up a habitual home decor. It can be a creative DIY project and the materials can be found outdoors and arranged to fit the interior design of ones’ home.
Statement Pieces
Creative statement pieces like statues and artwork can make great focal points and add elegance and depth to the home decor. This can prompt conversation as well as provide the source of mind food and simple aesthetic pleasure.
Creative Lighting
Creative lights from lamps to lanterns and candles can definitely jazz up the home decor as well as different lighting angles and techniques can hide and accentuate the decor elements that you want to hide or highlight.
Wall Stickers
Wall stickers are easy and quick wall upgrade. Especially if the walls are fine the stickers can be applied anywhere in the room to add a fresh jazzy feel to it.
Via InteriorHolic
Decorating 101: color wheel, value and balance
Color plays in important role in decorating. It can really express your sense of style, create an atmosphere, and make the design pop. There are some basic things you need to know about color to create a good decor. If you want to learn more about the color or hues learn how to read the color wheel. It is a tool that shows how the hues generate from each other. Red, yellow, and blue are considered to be the primary colors, which can be mixed in order to produce other colors and hues. Such colors as purple and green come from the mixture of red and blue and yellow and blue accordingly.Colours and hues can be complementary or analogous. Complementary colors are shown opposite to each other on the color wheel and analogous hues are located near each other and are generated from the same hue.Triads are the three colors located equally on the color wheel and work greatly together if balanced right. The formula where one color is dominant and the other two are supplementary works well.The colors can also be described as warm and cool. The color wheel is divided in half from red to green – warm colors, the rest are cool colors. Warm colors are lively and vivid, advancing. Cool colors are receding and are great for visually enhancing the small places.If you chose a cool color scheme for your design it doesn’t mean you should stick only with cool colors. A small pop of cool color in the warm color scheme or otherwise will complete and perk your design.Some colors have both advancing and receding effects such green and purple, so they can sometimes play a part of neutrals in the design.Colors have value. The colors can light or dark. Lighter values of colors are called tints, which are extensively used indecorating, and darker values are called shades or tones. Those tints and tones are not usually called just green or red, but rather bear more enhanced names as grass green, for example.Balance of colors is good. Light values can be balanced with neutrals or medium values, however such color schemes can become plain and boring pretty quick. Here come the accents. Accents help bring in a stylish touch to the whole design. For instance, a color scheme of light pink and cream white the pop of hot pink or red will brighten up the view.The intensity of the color will identify the mood of the room. If it’s bright and highly intense, it will bring more energy to the room and atmosphere, muted colors, on the other hand, create a calm atmosphere. While you might want to choose high or low intensity color schemes while decorating certain rooms, balance is always a good and safe thing.Choose one dominant high-intensity color in your color scheme and pair it with a muted, low-intensity color. Play with color combination, look at the samples and carry them home to choose the best working and balanced scheme for your design.
Decorating 101: color wheel, value and balance
Windows are an important part of the interior. They not only let the natural light and views in but they also make great room focal points. If the window is a focal point in the room re-decorating it can give a room a whole new look. From curtains to frames and glass the window treatment will not go unnoticed.
Curtains
Big windows can use curtains to provide some privacy when needed. The bigger windows require more fabric so it is very important to choose the color and texture that will fit into the existing home decor while add some special appeal to it. The curtains can be trimmed, draped and decorated in a whole variety of ways and it depends on the style of the home decor. For more traditional decor more decorations can be used while the modern minimalist design can be jazzed up with some funky curtains.
Stained Glass
Stained glass can provide so many decor opportunities. From simply colored glass to drawing and whole paintings stained glass can make a great impact when it comes to windows treatment. Of course, the more intense the color the less light and views come in but on the other hand stained glass doesn’t require shutters and curtains to provide privacy.
Windowsill Decor
Windowsill can also be decorated to make a change in the focal point. Flower pots, vases, and seasonal decorations can add charm to the window. The windowsill can also be replaced by the window seating with decorative throw pillows and cushions.
Trim Work Around Windows
Trim work is another great way to decorate the windows. If the windows are big and reach the ceiling the trim work can add a nice touch to them especially if the frames are sleek and simple. The faux columns at the windows can add some grandness to the decor.
Via InteriorHolic
Wall Decoration: How to Hang Artwork
Wall decoration is important as walls are big in area and make your decor look a bit empty. Artworks, pictures and other wall decorations are great at filling the empty walls. Pictures can be framed or hung without frames. Empty frames can give your decor a distinctive look as well. Besides artworks and photos you can hang posters, old tools, plates and many other interesting things.
In order to make the artwork ‘work’ you need to choose the right size of the artwork and hang it so that it wouldn’t be lost on the wall but also wasn’t heavily hanging over the sofa or armchair, for example. Also if your artwork or picture is too small you may want to arrange and group several artworks or photos together.
Arranging has the same rules as decoration. Find a focal point in your ensemble it may be a bigger photo or plate and arrange the smaller ones around it making a circle of some other shape. The best way to see the bigger picture of your ensemble is to group wall decorations on the floor and try and change the shape of the whole ensemble.
Coordinating your artwork or any other wall decoration with the accents in the room (like in the picture above) will add coherence and depth to your decor. The bright and colorful artwork itself can be an accent in the one-tone room (first picture). Don’t forget to coordinate the style of your wall decoration with the style of your decor otherwise it will seem out of place. Via InteriorHolic
Unusual Bathtubs
An unusual bathtub can add a stylish touch to your bathroom. Unusual bathtubs can be of unusual shapes, colors or made of unusual materials. Whether you prefer classic or modern styles, you can always find an unusual bathtub to suit your tastes and pleasure your aesthetic senses.
Made of see-through colored glass, carved from a natural stone or decorated with Swarovsky crystals the modern bathtub design has been taken to the whole new level. However, if you are fond of the old-fashioned copper bathtubs used centuries ago you can have that too.
There are also futuristic bathtub designs that can combine shower stall and bathtub in one. There are illuminating colorful bathtubs that create an intimate atmosphere in your bathroom. If you want to install an unusual bathtub make sure it matches your bathroom design. Also consider the space of your bathroom while choosing, as their designs can be bold not only in terms of materials but also in terms of space.
Via InteriorHolic
The Real Story of 'Amityville Horror' House
Former resident sets record straight
PHOENIX - A valley man spent decades trying to escape the ghosts of his past. He lived in one of America's most famous haunted houses -- in Amityville, New York.
Now, the man who lived in the real home from "The Amityville Horror" is separating fact from fiction.
Christopher Lutz changed his last name years ago to escape his past.
To this day -- he's haunted by chilling events that broke out in his home in 1975. And he's just as haunted by the way Hollywood is spinning the story out of control.
To this day -- he's haunted by chilling events that broke out in his home in 1975. And he's just as haunted by the way Hollywood is spinning the story out of control.
“What the public was sold is not what happened. What really happened in that house is quite different from what people have been told all these years,” Lutz said.
“I've been portrayed in two movies, and I've been portrayed in a book. I think it's time to tell you what really happened.”
Lutz said the book -- billed as a true story -- exaggerated the facts. By the time Hollywood had the story, it became pure fabrication.
“This is something that happened to me as a kid that I'd rather forgotten about. Unfortunately, the way this was made public, I haven't had the opportunity to leave it behind me,” Lutz said.
Lutz said the haunting was genuine, but it was nothing like the Hollywood version.
He said unexplained phenomena in the house terrified him.
He said unexplained phenomena in the house terrified him.
“An apparition manifested just outside my bedroom door. It scared the crap out of me as a little kid,” Lutz said.
Some blame the haunting on a mass murder in that home before his family moved there.
But Lutz said his stepfather, George Lutz, was dabbling in the occult -- reciting the names of demons after the family moved into the home.
“Had he done that in any other house -- that wouldn't have been an issue. But to do it in that house, to me, is what triggered events there,” Lutz said.
Now a religious man, Lutz is debunking the myth and says he's giving the facts.
“There's a lot of people that deal with the paranormal in their own homes.I believe this maybe answers for them as they search to find out what's on the other side,” Lutz said.
On Saturday night, he held an online talk about what happened in the home.
Lutz said he's sharing his story because he felt it was time to speak now -- or forever hold his peace. And peace, he says, is what he wants to find now.
Via Fox News (Why am I not surprised?)
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Spooooky Reading...
It's not too early to think about Christmas gifting.
Spooooky Reading...
It's not too early to think about Christmas gifting.
What lies beneath...
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