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Our sights are set on spring! We can almost hear the bird’s chirp and picture the fragrant flowers beginning to blossom. Since we’re talking spring, we want to discuss our favorite tabletop décor that we first saw in showrooms at market in January.
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When we think March, immediately green comes to mind! So in honor of St. Patrick's Day coming up, we've rounded up several accent pieces for your home that will have you feeling green with envy!
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This trend is making a serious comeback in the chicest way. With natural wood, clean lines, geometric patterns and the perfect touch of warmth and coziness, you’ll never want to leave your space.
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Are you that type of person that naturally flocks to the finer things in life but quickly realize you can’t make that financial commitment? If so, we have some good news for you. Decorative design does not always have to come with a hefty price tag!
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With AmericasMart officially in the books we are having serious showroom withdrawals. We just love the energy and adrenaline that Market exudes, while shopping seven million square feet, in only three days!
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Say HELLO to our favorite trends of 2018! We’re challenging our readers to incorporate some of these style elements into current home designs.
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Looking to spruce up your holiday décor? Here is a simple DIY for beautiful outdoor planters. These planters will instantly revamp your outdoor space, not to mention the neighbors will fall in love with your décor all winter long!
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Change up the look in your home with a stunning vase arrangement. These containers come in all sizes, shapes, colors and materials.
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You don’t need to live at a Hawaiian beach house in order to relax and unwind in a well-styled, tropical space. Bring the outdoors inside by infusing this calming décor to your home.
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Looking back, many cultures have used ikat, making it hard to pinpoint its exact birthplace. We can find it all over Asia as well as in South America’s history, while Europeans adopted the technique from Islamic textiles.
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