From the category archives:

Decorating

True Confessions from the Tiny Townhouse

March 27, 2010

Peruse, if you will, my most recent reading stack. There you’ll find creative endeavors of all sorts as well as a few clues on my day job.
One topic that has been strangely missing is – dom, dom, dommmm – home decorating. Normally, shelter magazines and home design books dominate my reading stack. Always have. Sadly, [...]

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Super Treasure

February 28, 2010

While the entire planet was watching the Super Bowl a few weeks ago, I went to the antique mall. My “real” reason for visiting was to pick up my 1099 (a type of W2 for dealers), look around a bit and then show up as late as possible to a Super Bowl party.
Then I saw [...]

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Wall-to-Wall Yuck

January 8, 2010

When my husband and I bought our tiny townhouse 3 years ago, we got a flooring allowance from the sellers, because the carpet looked like a dozen people from a dozen keg parties threw up on it.
The allowance was just enough to buy the cheapest wall-to-wall carpet on the market. I argued, stomped my feet, [...]

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Foreign Language Decorating

October 4, 2009

What I love most about the worldwide web is access to foreign websites and blogs.
Though I read only English and a smattering of German, pictures say a lot. I’ve been following several needlework and decorating blogs from France, Russia, Italy and Brazil – just to name a few. I’m learning a few key words here [...]

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Decorate The Technology

August 8, 2009

Filed under if-you-can’t-hide-it-decorate-it category goes this image of crazy, decorated satellite dishes. See more at Design Swan. I’m betting the apartment complex had a contest of some sort.

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Steampunk: A New Style With Which To Fall In Love

July 17, 2009

Just what an eclectic serial decorator needs — a new style to incorporate into her already mashed up style.
It’s called Steampunk and I love it! What is Steampunk you ask? Well, think of the era when steam power was the major energy/utility that made stuff go and work. Now, think of HG Wells and the [...]

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Pennies Per Square Foot

July 7, 2009

Now THIS is thinking outside the tile box! I’m squinting at my crappy, coming up at the edges linoleum floor in the kitchen and husband’s penny jar. Although, several questions come instantly to mind. How did they get the pennies so evenly spaced? Glued them to a netting first perhaps? And what type of grout [...]

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Obsession Strikes Again

June 19, 2009

No sooner did I clear out the lamp grave yard in the basement when the lamp obsession hit me, again.
It started innocently enough with me snooping around looking for a replacement of our dining room chandelier. Bought for a steal at an auction a few years ago, the glass armed fixture has more damage than [...]

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