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Practical Ideas To Have an In-Style Dinning Room

Filed Under: Home Improvement, Interior Design
Aug.12, 2010

If when you walk into your dining room, all you see is dull and boring, then maybe its time to spruce it up with more style. Besides buying new wood dining room furniture there are many options to consider that will liven up your dining room, making it more stylish and put together. Follow any of these great style tips to breathe new life into your dining room.

1. Add an area rug to pull together the colors of the room.
Any rug you choose should be big enough to fit under the table and chairs, even when the chairs are pulled out. Dont get too big a rug, though. Some flooring should show between the area rug and the walls. Your best bet when measuring for an area rug is to measure the length and width of the table and then add on another four feet in all directions. If youve been wanting an entirely new style in your dining room, adding an area rug is a great opportunity to go with a new style and then redecorate the entire room off of that rug.

2. Add a centerpiece to your dining room table.
A simple way to add color to your dining room is with a flower arrangement. Try decorative candles to bring some light into the room. A glass bowl or vase with fruit will add more of an earthy touch. Dont be afraid to get creative with your centerpieces. Depending on the season or your preferences, centerpieces can be changed quite often.

3. Add some style to the room with a piece of artwork or a set of shelves.
Do you have anything on the walls in your dining room? A bigger piece of artwork can be a great way to create a focal point for the room. Or perhaps consider adding two or three pieces to the walls that will tie the room together. Another great option is to hang one or two shelves on a wall. Then you can put pictures, candles, or other dcor items there to add some decoration to the room.

4. Set the dining room table for a finished look.
By setting out a nice set of china along with placemats or an elegant tablecloth, you are adding a finished look to your dining room. This will help the room to appear more welcoming, rather than cold and uninviting, to guests. By changing the place settings according to the different seasons and holidays, in addition to your main setting, you ensure that youll never grow tired of what your dining room looks like.

5. Incorporate some style with a new light fixture.
New lighting is always a great addition to any room. For the dining room, try a chandelier, which will always look great above a solid oak dining table. You can also add some more lighting with tall standing lamps in the corners. Find a chandelier that fits the style of the room. It can be adjusted to the perfect height to give your dining room the right amount of light.

There are so many more ways to add more style to your dining room. If you allow yourself to be creative and envision what your ideal dining room might look like, youll be able to make it happen.

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Asian Inspired Decorating

Filed Under: Interior Design
Jul.28, 2010

Elegance, beauty and boldness are all attributes of Asian décor. For anyone looking to make a great impression with a home that exudes style and demands attention, this is the perfect style. This is a style that is not for those seeking a relaxed atmosphere, but for those that want to delve into the bold and dramatic! Using the tips in this article will allow you to create an atmosphere that will entice all that enter.

Though it may sound surprising, Asian décor actually offers simplicity. The use of furniture and accessories is kept to a minimum in order to eliminate clutter. Visual impact comes greatly relies on the use of bold and dramatic colors in the separate pieces.

Use of Bold, Dramatic Color
The use of the colors red, black, gold and shades of tan, brown and grey is prevalent in Asian décor; this is especially true in Japanese style decorating. Black lacquer is usually used on furniture for that glass like shine. Gold is a good choice for walls and trim.

Incorporating Texture
Natural texture is customary in Asian décor. The use of bamboo is common in conjunction with furnishings, window coverings and containers for plants. Using natural rock adds to the drama of the décor, and wall prints can contain paper surfaces. Red and gold tones are usually used on containers which hold bamboo plants.

Oriental Rugs are a Must
What is an essential part of completing the look of this style? Using oriental rugs! The floors are the basis of the Asian style, unlike other styles of decorating. Whether you have covered the floor with a floral rug or tatami mat, furnishings are chosen to complement and draw out the colors on the floor.

Other elements that are important to this style of décor are window accents and screens. A Shoji screen is a piece of décor that can be used for the simple task of dividing a room or for covering less appealing spaces. The screen can also be used to block the views for a window. Lavishly decorated, screens are an essential aspect of the oriental theme.

The windows themselves are kept basic and plain in order to provide a balance to the unique flooring and furnishings. Simple accents, bamboo and wooden blinds; these are all typical characteristics of windows. Tan, grey or neutral furnishings can be complimented with golden window accents; and for a more Chinese approach, window accents often include tassels.

Serenity and peace are just as important when decorating in the Asian style as drama and bold colors are. Always keep clutter to a minimum, and use bold accents along with the natural elements. This way, your rooms will be more appealing and will grab more attention while keeping a simple and serene tone.

Take note of the décor the next time you find yourself in an oriental style restaurant. Finding more examples for this exquisite style of décor is as easy as going online, and like this you will have more ideas on how to use this look in your own home! There is no better way to make a simple home look elegant and bold than by using the Asian style of décor.

About the Writer…
For over forty years Leon Tuberman has helped people with their home furnishings and interior decorating needs. He owns and manages his family owned furniture store. They have a huge inventory of handcrafted Amish built solid wood furniture for your bedroom, dining room and living room. Whether you’re looking for bookcases for your study room or a oak dresser for your guest bedroom then they carry everything you need.

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Learn to Decorate on a Budget

Filed Under: Interior Design
Jul.26, 2010

Believe it or not, you can decorate any room in the house on a budget and a small budget at that. Style, and a new look can be added to any room in many in expensive ways. Here are some tips to help you decorate a room in your home while sticking to your budget.

1. One of the best ways to decorate on a budget is by using paint.
You can give your room a totally different look with a couple gallons of paint which can be bought for under $50. Using neutral colors will give the room a more natural tone, while bright or bold colors will add drama to the room. Paint allows you to get really creative. Painting one wall an accent color will make that wall the room’s focal point. Stripes or other textured painting techniques can really help add interest to the walls.

2. You can also change the look of a room without spending too much money if you work on the windows.
Every type of room can have a variety of different window coverings. You can simply add a valance to the top of a window to add more drama to the area if you have blinds that you don’t want to get rid of.

Dress your windows in new and creative ways. Taking sheer material and draping it over a decorative curtain rod is a simple way to decorate your windows. Another way to go is by tying back long curtain panels with thick ribbon or velvet.

3. A room can truly be changed by adding simple accessories that tie the room together.
Sometimes, when decorating a room, it’s the small things that will count.

Candles, photos, flowers, and baskets are accessories that can add a lot to a room when used correctly. A row of candles added to a coffee table will give off a more intimate tone. By simply adding a vase of flowers to a kitchen it can feel more welcoming than before. Even something as small as changing the towels in a bathroom can truly change a room.

Getting the most from your budget can be as easy as shopping at flea markets and consignment stores. Even though it will take more shopping, you can save a ton of money this way. Especially if you have your whole house to decorate.

4.Rearrange furniture or take items from one room and use them in another.
If the budget you are working with is small, you will need to work with what you have. Refurbish items that you can add your own style to and reuse them.

This can mean using the old vase that had flowers in the family room as a centerpiece for your dining room table by simply spray painting it with a metallic color. You can change your current items to fit the style you want for your home.

Thousands of dollar don’t need to be spent decorating your home. You’ll be amazed as to how far you can go on a tight budget of only a couple hundred dollars.

Avo Barsoumian has been in the interior flooring and interior decorating industry for over 25 years. He is the owner of Carpet Wagon, a family owned carpet installation company in Southern California. The offer the largest selection of elegant hardwood flooring, beautiful laminate flooring and plush carpeting under one roof. Searching for carpet sales for your new town home or discount laminate flooring to remodel your older home? Then Carpet Wagon carries everything you need.

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10 Simple Ways to Improve Your Bedroom

Filed Under: Bedroom, Interior Design
Jun.17, 2010

Your bedroom should be a calm and peaceful place where you can escape from the daily bustle and pressure of the outside world. However, it seems that all too often the stresses of the day work their way into the spaces where we are meant to be the most relaxed. Such intrusions contribute to insomnia, which can lead to major health difficulties. Luckily, it is surprisingly simple to remove those unwanted distractions from your bedroom so that your sleep can come easier.

Get rid of those late-night problems by remaking your bedroom into a safe, peaceful place to relax and sleep. Start with these 10 simple ideas:

1. Get the television out of the bedroom.
Move the television from your bedroom, and place it in an entertainment center in the family room or living room. Watching TV in bed inhibits good sleep.

2. It’s time to move the computer.
As with the television, it’s time to find a new home for your computer in a home office or at least in a corner in your family room or den. Remove the stress and worry of your work from the place where your focus should be relaxing and sleeping.

3. Remember to choose appropriate colors for your bedroom.
Color theory indicates that different hues have different effects on people. The cool colors that reside on the left side of the color wheel provide a sense of calm. Pick one of these colors for the bedroom, avoiding any of those bright, loud colors that are more exciting than soothing.

4. Eliminate excess noise.
Make sure that rooms adjacent to the bedroom are not home to stereos, televisions or other noisy electronics. Most modern homes aren’t built with soundproof walls, and the resulting noise that can penetrate your room can keep you up at night.

5. Don’t forget to block the light.
Select light-blocking window treatments. Even when there’s no sun, plenty of light from the outside can find its way into the bedroom, disturbing your sleep patterns. Keep your room as dark as possible, especially those of you whose work schedule necessitates sleeping during the day.

6. Add a little light.
For those of you who need a little light to sleep comfortably, it’s a good idea to add a few nightlights or a dimmer switch to the room, rather than sleeping with a bright lamp on.

7. It’s also a good idea to check your pipes.
Loud pipes might be waking everyone in the house when one person makes a bathroom visit in the middle of the night. Look for the cause of any clanging and banging, particularly in a bathroom that is adjacent to a bedroom.

8. Be sure to seal your windows and doors.
Keep drafts and annoying rattles out of the bedroom by making sure all your doors and windows are solid and secure.

9. Keep the air in your bedroom clean.
Place an air purifier or humidifier in your room to keep the air quality at its best. Allergens and excessively dry air can easily disrupt your sleep. They also make waking up extremely unpleasant. Many of these machines also produce white noise, which will conveniently drown out other distracting sounds.

10. Finally, it’s time to get organized.
Sort through your closets and find homes for your clothing and other personal items. A chaotic, messy room can be very stressful. Don’t try to fall asleep when everywhere you look you see shoes and clothes scattered all over the floor. It’s easier to sleep well knowing that everything is in its place.

Avo Barsoumian has been part of the interior decorating and home flooring community for the past 25 years. He owns and operates a home flooring company in Southern California. They have a huge selection of elegant hardwood flooring, beautiful laminate flooring and plush carpeting. So whether you’re looking for that perfect laminate floor for your new town house or a modern carpet to makeover your older house then Carpet Wagon carries everything you need.

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Country Style Apartment Decorating Ideas

Filed Under: Interior Design
Jun.14, 2010

If you’re living in an apartment, chances are that you’re living in the city. If your home is an apartment and you find yourself longing for the warm and cozy atmosphere of a country home, you can certainly have it! You don’t have to give up a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere just because you live in a city, whether big or small. With this décor, you can walk in your home and feel like you’re back in the country surrounded by rampant wildflowers and fresh air that flows through every fiber of your being. Here are some tips on how to turn you blank, expressionless apartment into a place you can call home.

Start with the Furniture
When you’re decorating in a country-style décor, the more wood, the better. Your wooden dining table, sofa, and other large pieces can be made of a natural-looking wood, such as knotty pine. Find these furnishings doesn’t necessarily have to cost you a fortune, as you can often find used furnishings at flea markets or online.

Wood end tables are essential furniture pieces as well. Lace doilies or checked pattern cloths can then be casually draped over the tables. Then you have a place to display candles in jars scented like cinnamon, vanilla, or apple pie for a country appeal.

Decorate the Walls for Added Interest and Depth
Bare walls typically appear very stark and blank, giving the entire room a cold feel. Warm up those walls by hanging some rural or black-and-white prints framed in wood. Or create a great focal point for the room by hanging a country-style quilt alone on a large wall.

Don’t Forget the Kitchen!
If your apartment kitchen has room for a table, then continue your country theme with a natural or knotty pine one. Top the table off with a checkered or lace cloth for a continuous country feel. If a table isn’t going to work in the space you have, use antique-looking bar stools at the counter instead. Wooden bowls and spoons, country candles, and wildflower arrangements can also help enhance the country atmosphere. Other nice touches with a country feel include a wicker centerpiece for the table and a wooden spice rack for the countertop.

Add Accessories and Accents You Love
The primary things to remember in a country-style décor are plenty of natural, exposed, or antique-looking wood, and simply patterned cloths for the tables. When choosing accessories and accents, go with items you truly love, as this will help add a little of your unique personality into the mix. Other wonderful country touches include natural flowers, country-style candles, bookcases filled with old or leather-bound books, quilts, and wicker.

Apartments often feel totally uninviting, appearing more or less to be the same. When you warm up your living space, you make it your own. You will love coming home to a style you adore after a hard day’s work. Country décor infuses comfort, coziness, and a truly welcoming feeling into your home. Create a décor in your apartment that you will love coming home to!

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Simple Decorating Ideas for Your Fireplace

Filed Under: Interior Design
Jun.01, 2010

Fireplaces are intended as a place to build a fire, usually for warmth, but for various reasons people choose not to utilize their fireplaces in this way. If you aren’t using your fireplace to radiate heat into your home, it can still be used to add some style to the room. You have many different options in terms of decorating the inside of a fireplace that will all work to add some interest to the decor.

Fill the Fireplace with Candles
Imagine your fireplace filled with several different-sized pillar candles all lit up. This is a great alternative where you can still get some warmth and light from the fireplace. Use fireproof plates or containers as bases for the candles. Add even more interest to the inside of the fireplace by using decorative plates and holders. Lit or unlit, the candles will make a great decor piece for your fireplace. You might choose to keep it to all plain or off-white candles, or you might get a little adventurous with different colors and styles of candles.

Add a Flower Arrangement inside the Fireplace
If you’re looking for a way to add some great color to the fireplace, try placing a large flower arrangement inside or even right outside the opening. You can either use a decorative basket or a vase with the flowers for an added touch. Measure the opening before you go and buy or create an arrangement. It should not be touching the inside walls but should rather be several inches away. This way it won’t be too overpowering. For the best fit, try to find a T-shaped arrangement.

Use a Decorative Fireplace Screen for the Area
If you’d rather not see the inside of your fireplace, place a nice decorative fireplace over the opening. There are many different kinds of screens to choose from, and you should be able to find a nice one. You are bound to find one that goes well with the style of the fireplace, as well as blending in beautifully with the decor of the room. This works really well for those who haven’t gotten around to refinishing their really old fireplace yet.

Make It Look Like a Real Fireplace with Wood Logs
Even if you don’t build fires in your fireplace, you can still enjoy its features. Simple add some nice wood logs, either real or fake. Then you can arrange them in a pleasing pattern. Then when guests come to your home, they won’t even be able to tell that your fireplace doesn’t work or you don’t use it. Now you can enjoy the scene without the hassle of a real fire. Just be sure to clean the fireplace before placing the logs in there.

Whether your fireplace doesn’t work or you simply choose not to use it, don’t let this built-in focal point go to waste in the room. After all, you can add some more style and originality to your decor by using one of these ideas to decorate the inside of the fireplace.

About the Author…
Leon Tuberman has been in the home furnishings and interior design industry for 4 decades. He owns and manages a popular furniture store in California. They carry a large selection of Amish made solid oak furniture for your living room, dining room and oak bedroom furniture. It doesn’t matter whether you’re shopping for a wood dresser for your master bedroom or a dining table for your formal dining room then they carry everything you need.

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Set up a Home Office on a Budget

Filed Under: Interior Design
May.14, 2010

Telecommuting, or working from home, is becoming increasingly popular with professionals. You’ll need some sort of home office space if you either work from home or end up taking a lot of your work home with you. Fortunately, setting up a home office doesn’t have to be expensive. There are many options available in building a budget-friendly home office that will fit your needs, whether you work from home or just want an office space for your family.

Sectioning a Portion of a Room for Office Space
People often have the misconception that a home office needs to be a completely separate room. Although it’s very nice to have a separate room, it’s not necessary at all. Unless your business needs a lot of storage space, a home office can be set up in a closet or in a corner of another room, such as the dining room or kitchen. As a matter of fact, a corner of a room or a closet can sometimes work better for work-at-home parents, particularly if they need to keep an eye on younger children or monitor their teens computer time.

Converting a Closet into a Home Office
Turning a closet into a home office is simple. Just take the doors off the hinges and remove the closet bar. Then place a simple wood desk in the closet with a comfortable chair. The back walls of the closet can provide a place for shelving or any other organizational or storage options you might need. If you sometimes want a more private situation, then simply hang a long curtain over the front of the closet to give you the space you need. If you’re looking for an inexpensive office solution that requires very little space, then this is definitely the way to go.

Adding Shelving and a Desk to Any Room
A home office can be as simple as a built-in wooden bookshelf or storage area, or perhaps a computer armoire. Whether it’s the dining room, the kitchen, or the bedroom, this type of inexpensive home office can be added to just about any room.

If you are fortunate enough to have a separate room in which to create a home office, there are still many ways to build a budget-friendly space. There are many simple things you can do that will make a big difference, such as painting the room your favorite color or a mellow color like light green or blue.

To decorate the walls, try adding some framed photographs. The photos might be of your family, or you could display some nature scenes that you took. Another option is to add some shelves or shadow boxes to the walls for storage, as they can double as decorative items as well.

If you need books for your business and they are nice-looking, they can likewise double as decorations. You might be able to find decorative boxes and trinkets that can be filled with office supplies, so that they are functional as well as stylish.

For those of you with new businesses and limited resources, just start by building your home office up slowly. For starters, you really only need a desk and a chair. Then as you have more money to invest in the project, you can find deals or sales on decorative and storage items you can use for the room. After all, there isn’t any reason to go into debt creating a home office space before your business is even making money.

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5 Sure Fire ways to Decorate Your Dining Room

Filed Under: Interior Design
Apr.29, 2010

Do you walk into your dining room and all you see is dull and boring? Perhaps it’s time to add some style to the room. Besides buying new dining furniture there are so many other ways to liven up your dining room, infusing it with style and making it seem more put together. Following are some great style tips that can be used in any dining room.

1. Add an area rug to pull together the colors of the room.
Any rug you choose should be big enough to fit under the table and chairs, even when the chairs are pulled out. On the other hand, there should be some flooring showing between the area rug and the walls, so be careful not to get anything too big. The best way to measure for an area rug is to take the length and width of the table and then add on another four feet in all directions. For a completely new dining room style, pick a totally different area rug and then redecorate your room off that rug.

2. Add a centerpiece to your dining room table.
Does your dining room need to be livened up? Try a flower arrangement for instant color. If you’re going for a more earthy look, try a glass bowl or vase with fruit. Or to add light to the room, go with decorative candles. Centerpieces provide a great venue for you to get really creative. You can change them often, depending on the season or the mood you’re in.

3. Add some style to the room with a piece of artwork or a set of shelves.
Are your dining room walls bare? Either look for one big piece of artwork to be a focal point for the room, or two or three pieces that will tie all the walls together. Another great option is to hang one or two shelves on a wall. Then you can put pictures, candles, or other decor items there to add some decoration to the room.

4. Set the dining room table for a finished look.
A nice set of china complete with placemats or an elegant tablecloth can really ad a finished look to your dining room. This will help the room to appear more welcoming, rather than cold and uninviting, to guests. Change the place settings according to the different seasons and holidays. These various settings, along with your main setting, will ensure that you never grow tired of what the table looks like.

5. Incorporate some style with a new light fixture.
Lighting always makes a difference in a room. Chandeliers look great above oak dining tables, and you can also add more lighting by placing tall standing lamps in the corners. The chandelier should go with the style of the rest of the room. What’s great about chandeliers is that they can be adjusted to the perfect height to give you the right amount of light for the room.

There are so many more ways to add more style to your dining room. When redecorating, be creative and envision your ideal dining room then make it happen.

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Country Style Decorating at its Best

Filed Under: Interior Design
Apr.15, 2010

A country-style décor creates a look that’s both welcoming and warm. A country décor brings back all those fond memories of lon g ago: visits to grandma’s house, family gatherings, and delicious meals. Your home should reflect the personality and preferences of you and your family—after all, you’re the ones who spend your lives there. Everyone wants a home that not only gives a warm and inviting impression but is appealing as well. Consider some of these tips to help you spruce up your home and add splashes of interest to your décor.

The Key to Country Décor
The key to a country décor is all the little extras or accents scattered throughout the home. Essential for this look is wood furniture and natural fabrics such as cotton textiles that add depth and color. Display dishes and other knick knacks should be made of iron, stone, pewter, copper, and other natural elements. Display your kitchen collectibles on a wrought-iron baker’s rack for added appeal.

Giving Furniture That Comfortably Worn “Country Look
For rustic appeal, you want the furnishings in a country décor to appear slightly worn. If you have solid oak furniture, you should have no trouble achieving this look. Start by applying a layer of paint and let it dry partially. Then you can rub the areas that would wear during normal use, such as the edges, with a cloth or sponge. Another way to do it is to let the paint dry thoroughly and then use sandpaper to lightly sand to edges, creating that worn look. The ideal wooden furniture for this look is pine, as it adds to the country feel.

Accents Make All the Difference!
When it comes to accents for a country décor, your options are endless. For example, you might add an extra element of country to the room with a handmade quilt. Simply toss one over the back of the couch or throw it across a corner or a rocking chair. Another easy way to add color and texture is with throw pillows. Perfect for this style are throw pillows with crocheted covers or country-oriented tapestry designs. Another great touch for this décor style is a braided rug. Start with a large oval braided rug in the center of the room and then arrange furnishings around it, creating a cozy central area in which to relax or entertain guests.

Baskets, copper pots, and vases are practically a necessity when it comes to designing a country décor. You can put a basket in nearly any room. The living room can benefit by a small basket placed on the mantle above the fireplace, wood coffee tables, or end tables. The basket can then be filled with dried flowers, greenery, and herbs. Choose a medium-sized basket for the kitchen, placing it in the center of the table and filling it with painted wooden fruits. Baskets can also be used for holding magazines or towels in the bathroom.

Copper and stone pots will contribute an earthy touch to the décor. They can be filled with flowers fresh out of the garden or loaded with herbs. These pots can be placed anywhere and everywhere. Nothing makes a home feel more warm and welcoming than live plants and herbs.

With these tips, you can add some creative flair to your country décor. Of course, be sure to incorporate your own creative ideas so that your home is expressing your unique nature. What will result is a home that’s not only warm and beautiful, but which showcases your individuality as well.

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Easy Ways to Add a Country and Western Theme at Home

Filed Under: Interior Design
Apr.02, 2010

Have you ever thought about how nice it would be to live in those times when men worked outside on the ranch or farm and women did the cooking and other household duties? Your mind goes back to a time wh en family was at the center of people’s lives, where all gathered around a large country dining table to share a tasty home-cooked meal. To us, these times in the country seem more relaxing, a place where beautiful lush green grass met azure blue skies. You can capture this feeling of an era gone by with a country and western décor.

Re-creating the Past

It’s easier than you might think to create this comfortable, welcoming look. For many, an elegant, stately looking home is the goal. If you simply want all who enter your home to feel at ease and relaxed, then consider a country and western décor. Your home is open to anyone and everyone-and, if they could, your visitors would stay forever. Your guests will feel this much at home when they come to visit. Remember that the atmosphere people experience in your home has everything to do with the décor.

A country and western style helps a home to look warm and lived-in. Part of its charm is all the wood and rustic colors that are hallmarks of this style. You can really create an old-time feeling with wood floors and exposed wooden beams on the ceiling.

Country and western kitchens tend to be oversized and full of color. Common in a country/western kitchen are sunflowers, roosters, old teapot collections, gingham tablecloths, and wrought-iron baker’s racks. Doesn’t this sound just like grandma’s kitchen? You can’t go back to that slower-paced life, but creating the look in your home can be the next best thing.

When you decorate with a country and western style, a little paint can go a long way. Choose from a variety of rich, rustic colors, such as tan, brown, maroon, dark blue, and forest green. These colors can also be used elsewhere. For instance, you might take a few western striped throw rugs that use these colors and place them here and there on your wood floor.

More Western Than Country

Do you lean more toward the western look? You can create a fabulous look decorating with horseshoes and rodeo-themed throws. Throws are great because they’re so versatile: you can drape one lazily over the back of a rocking chair or throw it across a worn spot on the sofa. You might even create an amazing focal point and hang one on a bare wall.

You can find the same western theme in table runners and coasters that will make a great addition as well to the décor. For the ultimate western effect, hang a cowboy hat or even a wooden wagon wheel on the wall. Purchase some cowboy boot planters for your oak end tables for an original addition to the décor that’s sure to be a conversation piece. There are plenty of western-themed accessories to choose from, from wrought-iron candle holders in the shape of horses to huge Texas star wall hangings. All will give your home the look of days long past, of families gathering around a hearth after a long, hard day on the ranch. These days, you can choose from a variety of western-themed accessories, from huge Texas star wall hangings to wrought-iron candle holders in the shape of horses, that will give your home a look of days long past-when family life meant gathering together after a long, hard day on the ranch.

A Style That’s Easy to Live With

It’s not difficult to decorate your home using a country and western style, and your entire family will enjoy the relaxed and comfortable atmosphere you create. Your guests will love your inviting home on the range too, and you may be hard-pressed to get them to go home.

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