Sometimes we want spaciousness… and sometimes we want a space to feel cozy. Especially since the pandemic, people are longing for coziness – home as a sanctuary from a virus-ridden world. Here are ways to achieve that homey feeling. In some cases rearranging furniture and fixtures can be as simple as that, while in other … Read more
St. Helens High School (SHHS) teachers and students are recognized by the Oregon School Boards Association for a collaborative home remodeling project. The students pose for this photo on the sunny side. decency St Helens School District (SHSD) has released the following recognition details. “As a district, we are honored to be featured in the … Read more
Affordable, versatile, and eye-catching wall coverings are a smart way to instantly transform your home, whether you’re adding character to a new build or enhancing the sense of old-world grandeur in a historic property. It’s no wonder that wall coverings have become, and are sure to remain, one of the top decor trends of 2022. … Read more
Sunday June 19th is Father’s Day! If you’re looking for a great Father’s Day gift this year but don’t want to end up giving your dad something frivolous that just takes up closet space, check out Amazon’s “Best Sellers” list for unique and functional ideas to find. This year, Amazon offers an excellent roundup of … Read more
When the Bespoke line was first introduced in 2019, Samsung Electronics wanted to reinvent the role that appliances play in a home, both in look and function. Making that vision a reality required creating a new line of devices that empower consumers to express themselves through inspirational designs, create smarter connected experiences at home, and … Read more
MANISTEE – There’s no shortage of places to shop for home decor and furniture in northern Michigan, but one thing that makes Wellnested stand out, according to owner Teresa Kieffer, is its vibe. “Wellnested offers an experience as soon as a customer walks in the door,” Kieffer told News Advocate. “From the sights and sounds … Read more
All the homeowners wanted were the projects they paid to get completed. Residents live in Saint Michael, Maple Grove, Monticello, Albertville, Rogers, Otsego and Nowthen. They had big plans and healthy budgets for improvements. Julie Marshall says she signed a deal with Rick Wooton and Crossroads Remodeling for more than $100,000. “We had to hunt … Read more
Everygirl’s product selection is curated by the editorial team. If you buy something through our links, we may receive an affiliate commission at no cost to you. We only recommend products that we really love. Not so long ago, brown was considered the ugly duckling of the neutrals. While bright whites and cool grays were … Read more
Throughout history, kitchens have traditionally been separated from the rest of the home – on a different floor, at one end, or generally as far as possible, as if the activity of cooking had nothing to do with the business of living. But by the 1990s, walls were starting to collapse and the open kitchen … Read more
In 1908, an unnamed Times of London correspondent wrote the first public account of financier J. Pierpont Morgan’s two-year-old library adjacent to his home east of Madison Avenue at 36th Street. Designed by architect Charles Follen McKim after Renaissance buildings such as Rome’s Villa Medici, the library contained Morgan’s famous collections of rare books and … Read more