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Regency Wallpaper

Admin — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:03:07 +0000

Wallpaper is a decorators best friend, as it is the quickest way of adding texture to a room without the legwork of painting. In addition, wallpaper does have some additional bonuses, - it conceals the worst of walls, such as what foundation make up does for the face. Lets face it, anyone can decorate a room with fabulous furniture and accessories, but it is the architectural details that really make a "great" room fabulous. Layering is the best secret of any designer. (Read More.....)

Fur Throws

Admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 19:41:05 +0000

Fur throws have always been a luxury through time. Not only are they cozy, but they look very chic and modern. You can get beautiful faux fur pillow covers, rugs, and throws. They are elegant showpieces for any home. They also work well as perfect baby shower gifts for that new mother. Fur throws can be draped over a chair, or buy a rug for the small area you want to dress up. (Read More.....)

Hollywood Regency Textiles

Admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:28:47 +0000

The best way to define a space's style and direction is through fabric. If you want a designer feel to a room, invest in throw pillows, shower curtains, drapes, beadspreads, and throw blankets . Often times the fabric pattern will tell the viewer what to expect. Trellis fabric is a popular choice with regency styled homes, along with greek elements are typcial of regency styles. Colorful geometrical shapes on pillows can be your one connecting element to pulling together your room. Fabric does make a difference to a successful professional decorated room. (Read More.....)

Regency Eagle Gilt Wood Convex Mirrors

Admin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:16:50 +0000

I was walking one day around the Annandale area in Virginia, and came across a consignment store's display window and the most stunning mirror stopped me in my path. I waited 30 minutes for the store to open up, thinking about where I could display it in our home. The mirror was obviously old as it was full with spiderwebs, but I had not seen anything like it before. I did some research and I came across a genuine antique wood mirror. The elegant elderly man who was working in the store (volunteering) suggested I should buy it, as he explained it wasn't plastic, but wood. I am so glad I did. A simple search on 1st dibs really shows that these mirrors can fetch thousands. I am here to say, if you look around, you will not have to pay thousands for this mirror. Keep a good eye on ebay, as many are found there at bargain prices. (Read More.....)