How to Maintain Your Home’s Mirrors

We all know how mirrors get dirty quickly. If it isn’t dirt and dust, it’s fingerprints, water droplets, or smudges. This blog post can help you maintain your mirrors. We’ll discuss the best ways to clean, shine and protect your mirrors.

Types of Mirrors in your Home

Mirrors come in many different styles and shapes. Common types include framed mirrors, vanity mirrors, lighted bathroom mirrors, and frameless/plated glass mirrors. Knowing the kind of mirror you have will determine how best to maintain it.

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10 Decorating Ideas to Make Your Space Feel Larger

10 Decorating Ideas to Make Your Space Feel Larger

A small space can either feel charming or challenging. But changing out decor and design elements can have a big impact on how open your home feels. If you’re struggling to maximize your quaint space, a few little adjustments could make all the difference. Before you consider a renovation (or even a move), incorporate these 10 decorating ideas and watch your small-space transformation come to life.

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Tips To Make Your Porch Cozy in Cold Weather

Tips To Make Your Porch Cozy in Cold Weather

When it’s cold outside, it can be hard to find ways to use your porch. However, sitting outside and watching the snow fall is a magical experience you don’t want to miss. The solution is to make your porch cozy for cold weather—keep reading to find out how you can do just that.

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6 Tips for Mixing and Matching Metals

There’s no rule that says every finish in your home must be identical. Actually, it’s frequently preferable that they’re not matching. 

Mixing metals has become a popular technique for giving rooms like kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and other spaces a collected-over-time appearance. 

A matching look can seem bland and without character. Varying metal finishes on hardware, furniture, lighting, and other fixtures is appealing and adds interest to a space.

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Got “Cabin Fever”? Here are 7 Ways to Bring Nature Indoors

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In today’s fast-paced, connected world, many of us lack the time to enjoy the outdoors. This is regrettable because studies indicate that nature plays a significant role in our health and wellbeing. 

Fortunately, you can bring the outdoors inside if you’re craving the sounds, textures, and moods of nature! Plants, unprocessed natural materials, and even art can help you incorporate elements of the natural world into your home.

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