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The article highlights how the editor-in-chief of the periodical "Country Living," Nancy Soriano, transformed a former bedroom into a family room that offers style and comfort. By slip-covering an existing sofa and ottoman, pulling in furniture and accessories from other rooms and adding color, texture, and collections, she gave the space a fresh new look and the right fit for her family's needs. She says that one of the best ways to personalize a room is to fill it with lovable things.

Reports on the launch of the paper products of the interior designer Carol Fertig in New York City. Designs of the paper products; Use of the products for entertaining; Features of the products.

The article presents various ways to create vintage style decorations with newspaper, crepe paper and pipe cleaners. A rosette banner can be made by cutting across a blue crepe paper and pasting rosettes along the printed text. A vase can be decorated and used as a centerpiece by pasting carnation balls on it in a dramatic pattern. Postcards can be downloaded and then embellished with glitter.

Focuses on the interior decoration of the media room owned and designed by designer Doug Wilson. Color motif of the room; Reason for using tissue paper as wall covering for the room; Design style used by Wilson.

The article profiles artist Wendy Addison, whose career was a slew of stunning drawing piled underneath her bed. It mentions that her first piece was a hanging three-dimensional star made of vintage card stock and German glass glitter. It notes that Addison worked out for garage, expanding her inventory to include other ornaments, paper masks and cards. Moreover, it lists strategies of Addison in her success including staying positive, focusing on details and always keeping in touch.

The article presents information related to pumpkin decoration. Linoleum-cutting tools can be used to scrape the surface, rather than cutting through with a knife. When choosing a design, the location in which it will be placed should be considered. The motif should be inspired from an element in that location. The pumpkin should be placed on a piece of carbon paper between the pattern and the pumpkin, and the design should be traced with a pen or a sharp pencil and transferred onto the pumpkin.

The article deals with the use of modern wallpaper for the home. It offers information on several types of wall paper, including non-pasted paper, pre-pasted paper and paste-the-wallpaper. The steps in putting the wallpaper on the wall are outlined. Tips on matching the patterns and color combinations of wallpapers with the interiors of the house are given.

Presents information on the redecoration of the home office of Sharon Bowers, owner of a culinary public relations firm. Description of the office prior to redecorating; Solutions applied to redesign the room.

The article presents an interview with interior designer Charlotte Moss. When asked about her accessories shop, Charlotte Moss Townhouse, she mentions that the shop is decorated with the customers in mind so that they get excitement from the beauty. When asked on the importance of accessories in a room, Moss told that accessories bring life to a room. She mentioned bamboo pens, CAM ikat clutches and Diana Vreeland notepads as the best selling accessories in her shop.

The article presents several kinds of wall paper roses. Rose du roi in chartreuse is based on an intricate 17th-century French etching and has elegance and a quite sophistication. Pale pinks and peachy corals are just made for catering their petals in the boundoir. In addition, reddish rose in black and white is a vinyl-coated paper inspired by Cecil Beaton's floral design, and named for his English cottage.

Hello PAINT YOUR OWN FLAG Use a slab of reclaimed wood to create a festive piece of decor (and, yes, a photo backdrop!) for your Fourth of July bash. tip: When displaying an American flag vertically, proper protocol is to place the Union (the blue section) at the top left corner. toolshed transformation Painting the exterior a tranquil blue can help your storage space (this one is from Tuff Shed) feel like a retreat. STRAW GARLAND Cut paper straws into a fun design and thread baker's twine through them. BURSTING WITH PRIDE BALLOON Spell out "USA" on a balloon with star stickers and attach paper flags to the string. [Extracted from the article]

Presents a method to prepare goodie cones from Japanese bookbinding paper.

The article presents some tips for cooking and interior decoration. Mixologist Kim Haasarud suggests to prepare a frozen mojito for celebrating the Mother's Day. It is suggested to use paper plates from designer Michael Aram, which look like heirloom china. A new cookbook "Bakeless Sweets" includes recipes like icebox cakes, trifles, and fruit jellies.

The article evaluates several wallpapers in botanical prints to decorate the interiors with designs of the outdoors, including the Fig in Blue wallpaper in soft blue and cool neutral colors from the company Cole & Son, the Sherwood in Color 01 wallpaper from the company Osborne & Little, and the Lamerton in Aqua wallpaper from the comapny Cowtan & Tout.

LAB results Textiles pros and parent testers were blown away by the craftsmanship, raving about how well made it looked. LAB results Lab analysts and parent testers noted that it was quick and simple to set up: Just shake it open and click it right into place. FAMILY ROOM MEET THE GH EXPERTS BIRNUR ARAL, PH .D. HEALTH & BEAUTY LAB EXECUTIVE DIR ECTOR NICOLE PAPANTONIOU KITCHEN APPLIANCES LAB DIRECTOR MARISA LASCALA SENIOR PARENTING EDITOR RACHEL ROTHMAN CHIEF TECHNOLOGI ST LEXIE SACHS EXECUTIVE TEXTILES DIRECTOR EMMA SEYMOUR SENIOR TEXTILES PRODUCT ANALYST Premium Play Picks High-Design Playset This three-piece stackable climbing toy from Gathre helps children under 5 explore, move toward independence and engage in physical activity under proper supervision. LAB results Our Lab experts found it easy to install thanks to clever belting and a LATCH system with an audible click; parent testers lauded the no-rethread harness system that made positional adjustments a cinch. [Extracted from the article]

Create a yarn knitting cord using just your hands, your fingers, and yarn. CROCHETING A single hook is used to connect loops of yarn from a single strand to create fabric. Skip metallic fabric paint and instead apply liquid gold leaf before the base layer of paint dries. Knitted floor pouf To make this eye-catching ottoman, all you need is a pile of yarn, your arms (yep, that's right!), and Anne's book, Knitting Without Needles. what's the difference?. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers tips for kitchen designing, organizing and cleaning solutions, and offers several products related to kitchen decoration. Topics include pendants fit above interiors with compact wood island with Havenly's Creative and Design team; corner orientation of the banquettes produces with shelf to hold small kitchen items and artwork; and design trends shared by Maria Raco, founder of designer wallpaper company NewWall.

The article offers brief information on several interior design products including the Threshold Bench with Iron Stand from Target, the Moroccan Inspired Paper from Swag Paper, and the Let's Party Coasters from Rosanna Inc.

Fifty years ago, nothing screamed "family car" like a long, low station wagon plastered with fake-wood siding. And then we spent an afternoon in the C/D garage, flipping rear seats up and down and stuffing the vehicles with editors and strollers, golf clubs and child seats, and large boxes because, well, that's what you do with these workhorses. The hatch opening is wide, too, and the cargo area holds plenty of boxes: 11 with the rear seat up and 23 with it down. The CX-5 is not a car that wows on paper but disappoints in person. [Extracted from the article]

Presents photographs of house decorations for a romantic, cottage look. Antique stove; Unified floral designs for small spaces; Antique silk scarf; Victorian writing paper; Periwinkle blue pansy-print wallcovering; Unmatched chairs; Tin watering cans on top of the refrigerator and shelf; Paper-lace place mats; Ivory damask; Painting of fruits from a flea-market; More.

The article evaluates several wallpapers including Degrado Ombre Painted Wood Nonwoven paper, Sarailla paper and Lanis Ombre.

The article presents miscellaneous topics related to interior decoration of home owned by fine-art photographer and author Gray Malin. It mentions the interior decoration of a home by fun print or bright shade wallpapers on walls. It evaluates several products such as the Clint Coffee Table and the Poinciana Handmade Pacific Area Rug. It also presents an interview with Malin, who talks about his inspiration for interior decoration and his favorite places to travel like Cape Town, South Africa.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for holiday decoration, and includes tips for making a wreath and decorating a table using plants for making the decorations environment friendly.

The article focuses on a home in Utah that has been decorated and beautify with sophistication and vibrance which features the use of inky grass cloth wallpaper.

The article lists several ways to use wallpaper in decorating rooms.

The article presents suggestions from interior designer Elizabeth Mayhew on decorating room items with leftover wallpaper. After she had papered the walls of her daughter's room, she used the remaining paper to cover books, line shelves, and make place mats. She says that the dressers' drawers, shoeboxes, and old storage boxes can be beautifully lined by wallpaper. She suggests using the paper for decorating desk accessories too.

The article offers ideas and advice on home decoration and housekeeping. It recommends designing throws with decorative designs using felt paper. It cites a method to make table napkins more presentable by putting velvet ribbons around each napkin. It provides ideas on turning maple syrup cans into candle holders.

The article gives advice on picking out wallpapers for the bedroom. According to the author, the latest crop of wallpapers are not only affordable but also modern and graphic. The author suggests easy art for bedroom walls. The author adds that bold patterns are good in small rooms since they will make the room look grand.

The article looks at the landscape design of a yard in Austin, Texas that is designed by Mark Word to withstand flood or drought.

The article presents an interview with interior designer Miles Redd. He explains the use of grass cloth and the most delicate handpainted Chinese wallpaper in a Brooklyn townhouse. He describes the use of glorious mirror in the family room. He explains the inclusion of a deep, dark brown on the sofa. He mentions why he painted the door blue.

The article provides some tips from interior designer Libby Langdon on how to decorate three rooms in a Rumson, New Jersey-based home. Recommendations include using wallpaper in window walls, choosing a large rug in a small space, and maximizing the seating area with a slim-armed sofa. Other suggestions include selecting a big cocktail table in living room and arranging furniture in a manner that can encourage conversation.

Several photographs displaying the interior decoration of the 1830s Connecticut farmhouse is presented including fresh asparagus ferns and evergreen shrubs, paper snowflakes from Cultural Intrigue and West Elm bowl corrals vintage ornaments.

The article focuses on the renovation and interior decoration of a cottage, located in Athens, Georgia, by Susan Hable Smith, which has been decorated using Moroccan wedding blankets, custom-made floor lamp, and psychedelic print hot pink colored wall paper in the dining room.

The article focuses on the arrangements and designs of fashion stylist Jackie Astier's apartment in Upper East Side, New York. It states that Astier preferred and proudly displays artworks in a hallway or in place where anyone can relax, and gets an adrenaline rush in ticking off the pieces of her apartment's furniture. It also discusses details and features of Astier's furniture including Art Deco brass-and-lacquer table lamps, Emeco chairs, and wallpapers from Cole & Son (Wallpapers) Ltd.

The article presents photographs of several wall papers for interior decoration.

An interview with interior designers Katie Maine and Jason Maine is presented. She states that dining room of the house designed by her is the most attractive place where she has used scenic paper. He mentions that serious antiques hold everything together and give the place weight and history. He highlights that they used vintage armoire in the bathroom to give it some age.

The article offers advice on how to decorate a home in preparation for Halloween. Do-it-yourself directions are presented for pinecone tree charms, a faux foliage wreath, and a leaf wind fall mobile. It also recommends using gourds to create a fireplace display, pasting paper leaves onto white pumpkins, and baking holiday treats.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for modernizing several flea market pieces for home decoration including an elevated bedside lamp, a wallpaper-covered mirror, and a fabric-covered ottoman bench. INSET: flea market shopping secrets.

The article presents questions and answers related to housing design, decoration, and furnishing, including installation of wood trim inside the front door, removal of rust from gas furnace, removal of wallpapers.

The article presents ways to create a garden-themed interior decoration for the holiday season. Tiny holiday lights wrapped around a bare branch make an instant chandelier or candelabra when placed on a table. One can use wild grapevine to create a wreath. Wrapping gifts in brown paper and tying them with raffia are suggested.

The article discusses the creation of bold blooms and foliage design on house furnishings as a way to make a house conducive to the spring which include wall papers, linen yardage, and throw pillows.

The article focuses on couples Frank Mollica and Andra Mollica who acquired a real property in Brookfield, Connecticut. The couple has renovated the house through making the leftover deck wood into a dining table or cupboard with Greek-style urns framing at the front door and weathered kitchen island. In addition, the couple hosts a feast for 30 friends and family members where guests need to place paper labels on the Christmas tree.

The article presents suggestions concerning housekeeping. Some of the suggestions include usage of porcelain eggcups for displaying bouquets and usage of an old croquet as an umbrella stand. Other suggestions include giving pieces of loaf or Bundt cake wrapped in vellum paper as a parting present to guests and cutting a plain poster into individually framed quadrants and positioning each quadrant in frames of equal size.

The article presents an interview with interior designer Albert Hadley after he designed an apartment of his clients moving from a large house with a collection of antiques and offers several photographs related to it. Hadley informs that he approached this work with a view of creating the rooms as usable and friendly. He says that he used an animated and playful wallpaper for the clients' teenage daughter's room. Photographs include the bedrooms, study, living rooms, and the entry hall.

The article presents information on various holiday decorative items that one can purchase to decorate one's house during the Christmas and other festivals. It gives detail of a brand new bag of design tricks in lush gemstone colors and the sparkly trimmings. It also offers information on beaded throw pillows in turquoise and lapis lazuli wrapped in lavish sapphire and emerald paper.

The article presents the idea of interior designer Robert Rufino in designing a banister in the U.S. It states that instead of decorating the banister with magnolia garland that is encrusted with pine cones, ribbons, berries, and branches, Rufino used paper wedding bells because they are light, airy and joyous. Rufino also used red and white bells and he attached it with fishing line in order to create a shape.

The article presents a 48-hour guide to fixing a living room. Start by throwing old magazine, papers and junk. Remove unwanted furniture and prime fireplace bricks. Paint fireplace, let dry and apply second coat if necessary. Mount shelves and mirror then install drapery hardware, and hang curtains and sheers.

The article focuses on Margie Hendrickson's classic East Coast-style saltbox house built in Washington State. In the living room, Hendrickson created a vignette of the nineteenth century, which includes a circa 1840s desk, anonymous period portraits and papers dated 1815. According to Hendrickson, she and her husband, Jerry, have lived in different period-homes, including a log house and even an early-1900s farmhouse. Illustrations of some furnishings inside the house are also provided.

An interview with interior designer Joe Nye on one of his house projects is presented. His client, Courtney Haas, wanted all-to-wall mid-century furniture, shag rugs, and retro modern accents. The wallpaper in the powder room was an idea he borrowed from another decorator Steven Gambrel. He believes that the end result of the project reflects the taste and style of Haas.

The article provides tips for decorating the home with flowers and vases. When using a clear vase, the stalks of the flowers must be camouflaged by adding a fiew long natural branches. After lining a shadowbox with wrapping paper or fabric, arrange a handful of yellow narcissus or tiny daffodils around the canvas. Other nature-inspired accessories may be used like nests, ferns and silk butterflies.