Home Staging

I have simple taste, and I hate clutter. I know what looks good, I just have problems putting it all together.

Ok. I can understand and relate to that. Here are some ideas:

http://www.jiancai365.cn/decorating/Tips-For-Decorating-A-Clutter-Free-Home.htm

http://www.interior-design-it-yourself.com/minimalist-interior-design.html

http://www.gharexpert.com/articles/Home-Improvement-1948/Clutter-Free-Bathroom_0.aspx

http://www.hgtv.ca/articles/articledetails.aspx?ContentId=2939&cat=1&by=1

http://ezinearticles.com/?Using-the-Minimalist-Decorating-Style&id=806266

http://www.home-decorating-reviews.com/minimalist-style.html

http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/decorating/bathroom-decorating-ideas3.htm

http://freshome.com/2008/10/23/modern-minimalist-bedroom-interior-design-ideas/

Enjoy!

looking for ideas for my lounge-fancy a New England kind of look but can’t find any inspiration.

The success of any decorating scheme depends on how well it suits all the members of your family. To create a décor that you will be happy with, think about what you want and also what you don’t want.

It’s a good idea to know what you have before you begun to change things. As you begin to pull your design ideas together, think about your preference and what will work in your home.

Color can work wonders… it can change the look of a room and change your feeling about the room. You can start by looking through magazines, and catalogs. Give yourself plenty of time, it will take longer than you think, and your ideas will develop as you go.

Gathering samples is a great way to begin. If you are starting with a color, your samples might include fabric, paint chips, wallpaper, carpet, wood, stone, and tile.

Knowing what you can spend on a project will give you a clearer idea of what you can achieve. If you’ll on a limited budget, mark off those things that will make the most difference, such as a new wall color and a new sofa.

You can set the mood of a room in lots of ways, such as lights, and furnishings. There are no hard or fast rules or must-do sequence for this process.