This next reader’s home belongs to Dana. I featured her Italian villa last year, and today I’d like to share her lakeside home on Lake Como. It’s 35 sq m, with wooden beams and white walls, furnished with antique Asian furniture and flea market finds. There is a steel trap door in the floor to access the private boat dock and a cantilevered terrace with incredible views of the lake. So lovely!
I wrote a post awhile back on Top iPhone Apps for Home Improvement Professionals; but since not everyone is an iPhone owner, I decided to delve into the Android market to find the most useful apps out there for home improvement professionals and DIY-ers alike.
It turns out there are quite a few valuable tools on the Android market for all kinds of projects! This post features the top three out of everything I reviewed. Please let me know in the comments of any great apps I missed.
Screenshots from each app are at the bottom of the post.
Bubble Level by Ben Zibble, Free
Take advantage of your phones accelerometer for a free level. Just hold any of the phones four sides against an object to test (or lay it down on a flat surface for a 360° level). You can change the settings to enable voice so that the app actually speaks the angle to you a very nice feature. You
January is a cruel month for Metro St. Louis homes because it exposes all the problems that are easier to overlook other times of the year. This is why this winter month is the prime inspiration for undertaking home improvement projects.
Packing away the holiday decorations many times reveals walls and trim that need to be painted, or electrical outlets that need updating. Being stuck in the house for extended periods sometimes makes things that were slightly annoying downright hard to accept – like old carpeting or a chaotic kitchen pantry.
This urgency to undertake home improvements can lead to undesirable or sloppy results because proper planning and preparation can easily be overlooked. F Read more…
Having your design by a famous interior design firm and it would be a waste if you do not have great set of furniture to go along with it.If you thinking how to choose yo0ur furniture for your home we got great tips for you.
Getting to know your lifestyle
First of all ask yourself this are you a introvert and extrovert person. what kind of lifestyle you are living in a homely person or stay out person. The first decision to make is with regard to your lifestyle. Having what kind furniture best for you. Do you need to use your furniture to entertain guest most of the time or do you want an area for your own relaxation and lounging.
Consider the theme
Remember when you first started to plan your interior design. You been ask many times what is the home theme you plan for your home.