This really is something a little different than what it is you’re used to watching on Houzz, but after walking through a cold house neighborhood (what my grandfather always known as”the deep, dark forest”), I felt compelled to share this unique structure with you. Nestled into the moss, hidden rocks, under the spruce tree branches, Read more about Something a Little Different: Fairy Houses[…]
Since the 19th century the 20th century was dawning, a bunch of architects and designers at the Upper Midwest banded together to form the Prairie School. An entirely new approach to national design, the Prairie School featured a new language. Rooms made from four walls and smaller holes for windows have been replaced with cantilevered Read more about Obtaining it Wright: Now’s Prairie Style[…]
Sometimes limiting a space to a single color additionally restricts the area’s potential. Most of us want homes that are intriguing and filled with personality, but where do you start? I say start with colour but break the rules. You can create an extraordinary look by using a few colours in 1 space — something Read more about ‘Crash’ Colors for an Look[…]
Are you wanting to redecorate around dim furniture and feeling like there’s no way to attain a bright space? Think that your only options are new furniture or a visit to the upholsterer? It is no secret that furniture and reupholstering are expensive, but there’s no requirement to go that path. Rather, embrace your dark Read more about 11 Ways to Create a Bright Space with Dark Furniture[…]
This Austin, Texas kitchen a part of a 130-year-old home possessed by Houzz reader Robert Mace. A mishmash of classic pieces and salvaged materials, Mace explains the area’s look as “Grandma on acid” The majority of this home was constructed in the early 1890s, in a normal Louisiana shotgun-shack design. Mace purchased the home after Read more about Kitchen of the Week: Quirky Texas Remodel[…]
Java moss (Taxiphyllum barbieri) is an aquatic plant that grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant-hardiness zones 6a through 1-1. If there isn’t any filter, the moss doesn’t need soil or substrate, and may actually be developed as a plant on the area of a pond or fountain. The moss may be connected to alternative Read more about The best way to Grow Moss in a Fountain[…]
From neutrals to cool whites and vibrant reds, your home’s exterior San Jose painting is your calling card to the outside world. If you calibrate the color right, you will have a house that welcomes guests while also making a good impression. Here are some inspiring ideas for your exterior house paint: Beautified Brick Painting Read more about 9 Inspiring Exterior House Paint Ideas[…]
Grow sweet berries without the thorns. Canby raspberries (Rosaceae cv. Canby) are a summer-bearing cultivar that bursts with vivid, bright-red berries in the plantâs second year canes. Raspberries are hardy in Sunset Climate Zones 1 5 through 17 and prosper in the Bay Region. Having a little planning, you increase and can plant Canby raspberries, Read more about The best way to Plant Canby Raspberries[…]
Beloved by gardeners around the planet, tulips (Tulipa) provide bursts of radiant colour to lawns using their unique cup shaped blooms. The perennial contains more than 100 species and grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant-hardiness zones 4 to 8. The most significant illnesses that impact tulips contain those caused by fungi, crops that are Read more about Tulip Fungus[…]
You’ve looked at that old carpet that you just can’t get clean anymore for the last time. The worn and frayed patches make you cringe every time you lay eyes on them and enough is enough. It’s time to replace it and this time, you’re going to do it yourself! Tear Out the Old Carpet Read more about How to Install a Carpet[…]