Friday, March 16, 2012

SPRING FACELIFT




·  Clean your home. It's usually the single best way to improve your environment, and it costs nothing. Plus, even a new sofa won't fix a dirty house.
·  Get rid of something. It's free and free-ing. The bonus? Helping your apartment lose weight is a lot easier than dieting.
·  Lay off the shelter porn. Just as ads make it seem like everyone's a beautiful underweight 21-year-old, shelter mags and blogs (yes, us too) often feature beautiful homes that can make your own space seem like it doesn't measure up. Work on learning to love your home for what it is.
·  Paint. Nothing perks up a room like a fresh coat of paint, and the right color can offset things you already own, elevating your whole apartment to a new level.
·  Rearrange your furniture. It's a really effective way to change your outlook on your home, it's free, and it gives you a good workout.
·  Upgrade something. This doesn't necessarily mean you need to buy something new - you can revive an old piece of furniture with a coat of paint, reupholster a chair, or make a slipcover for something.
·  Fix something. You know that drippy faucet, torn window screen, or broken doorknob? You'll feel better once it works again.

KEEP IT SIMPLE









THIS JAPANESE SIMPLICITY IS SO SOOTHING.
Via here

Sometimes I feel..


I think I'm turning Japanese

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