Sentences with phrase «few big furniture»

Photo courtesy of Draenert In the design industry, there are a few big furniture fairs that make waves around the world, places where the most cutting - edge green furniture debuts.

Not exact matches

I always like to look for new ideas as I too am big on seasonal changes at home (especially since a few of our rooms are so awkward that it's impossible to move the furniture).

With the introduction of over 700 new arrivals, the Spring line includes a few new colors, many new pillows, rugs and two new major «big bet» furniture collections.

For example, do you want the $ 65 desk from a big - box store that you put together yourself and will likely end up on the street in a few years, or would you rather hold out until you can afford a quality piece of furniture that will enhance the appearance of your home and last for generations?

A few dollars and a few hours spent in obedience training will pay big dividends: the family will have a dog that is truly a joy to have around, a dog with manners that does not chew the furniture, steal cookies from the baby, jump on Aunt Martha with his muddy paws, or act like he's in harness for the Iditarod every time a leash is attached to his collar.

Our villa was very private, with its own pool (big enough to swim a few laps), wrap - around outdoor decking and solid teak outside lounge furniture.

They are big, clean and barebones with a few bits of old furniture and a tiny wet room bathroom.

Canada's biggest grocery chain, Loblaws, has been struggling for a few years in anticipation of the Wal - Mart grocery invasion; it built new warehouses that didn't work, neglected its own fabulously successful President's Choice franchise and filled the aisles with cheap Chinese knockoffs of everything from barbecues to furniture instead of food.

Eliminating redundant or seldom - used spaces allows you to put that square footage into a few well - planned rooms, big enough to accommodate the activities your family engages in, to allow the furniture to float in the room and to bring in extra seating for guests.

I feel like my style has evolved over the last few years so working with furniture I don't love is tough, but at least I can really figure out what I like when it comes time to replace those big pieces.

Amongst the smaller chores, wallpapering, painting and buying a few new furniture pieces sit high on the to - do list, but the big projects include some pretty extensive extensions, carpeting and installing bespoke kitchens.

Since I have rarely bought furniture except second hand and inexpensive, committing to a few new pieces of furniture this year mixed in with my flea market finds was a big deal.

That's one of the biggest pieces of advice I give my design clients — if you are on a budget, choose neutrals for the big ticket items like furniture and flooring... and then, when you get the itch to switch, you can do so without breaking the bank by adding a couple seasonal throw pillows, a few pops of color via florals, or maybe an inexpensive blanket or DIY project.

I was going to post a new furniture maker story today, but a few days ago I realized that this was the big reveal week for the One Room Challenge!

I told you we've been swapping a lot of furniture around here, and it looked strange having two big pieces of furniture close to each other on the same wall after I brought this new armoire home (the older hutch was sitting just a few feet away, but technically in the living room).

It really is true that floating the furniture is not only okay in a space, it really makes everything look bigger -LCB- and we purchased a new sectional for a great price, but it won't be delivered for a few more weeks.