Atlanta Home Design

Home DesignThere are completely different kinds of fireside screens. The three most simple and common designs are partitioned screens, screens with hinged doors, and pull chain display styles. Partitioned screens are set across the hearth, and are sometimes divided into 2-four sections which are hinged together. This means, adjusting the doorways to any position you want is easy and you can go away them folded up when not in use. They will also cowl your entire fire opening with out being placed too shut. Another type is hinged door screens. As their name describes, these are screens with doors that open and close, which allow you to simply tend the fire. The third commonest model is the pull-chain hearth display. These screens grasp down like curtains over the fireplace, and are slid to at least one aspect or pulled together with a series. These have the benefit of being easily customized-fitted …

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HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE DURING COVID-19 AND POST COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly changed the face of how we work, communicate, and execute home improvement services proposal plans to the customers. Even coughing in the workspace has ramifications because it is one of the early signs of having disease. In the home improvement services, we do work with dust so making sure dust is being controlled so our mason doesn’t cough excessively.

In 2020, specifically, many trends are surfacing and changing the way we do home improvement services works. One of the trends we are seeing while doing home improvement services work is that customers are focusing on how to use old spaces for new uses. Customers are seeking more ways to be more productive with the spaces they have and stay active. Customers ask us, how do make this space more functional, peaceful, soothing, and more importantly aesthetically pleasing.

It is more important now than ever to

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Interior Design Don’ts On TikTok, According To The Pros

As interior design continues to evolve, it’s no surprise that designers have transitioned to platforms like TikTok to share their design tips and tricks. As a result, TikTok has quickly grown to rival Instagram for the interior design spotlight. With fun and quirky bite-sized videos of designers sharing their favorite trends in an easy and understandable format, TikTok has created a space for homeowners to go when they require some aid in their next renovation.

One thing DesignTok, the home decor side of TikTok, has to offer in abundance is professional design tips regarding what homeowners should aim to avoid during their next remodel. We’ve gathered some of our favorite ugly interior design mistakes below to help you know what note to do in your next reno project.

modern bedroom with tall curtains and colorful blanket

Matching the tones and textures of every furniture piece

Designer @homedrawninteriors on TikTok shared their dos and don’ts for designing the perfect

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Simple interior design tricks to make ANY room look bigger without breaking the budget

Many of us live in properties that are smaller than we would like, which is why it is important to know the tricks to make any room look bigger.

From well placed mirrors to darker flooring, there are small updates that can make any room look instantly more spacious.

London-based model-turned-businesswoman Caprice Bourret, founder of interiors brand By Caprice Home, shared her eight top tips exclusively with FEMAIL.

‘Anyone looking to redecorate should follow these simple tricks and think smart about your space to achieve a finished result you can use and actually live in,’ Caprice said.

‘Getting your enjoyment out of a space is important otherwise it totally beats the purpose!’

Caprice suggested Replacing heavy curtains with bright and airy fabric, and paying close attention to how the flooring is laid to create the illusion of space…

1. Hang mirrors near natural light

Catch the light: Placing one large mirror - or several small ones - near a natural light source helps bounce light into the room, making it appear bigger and less cramped

Catch the light: Placing one large

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Celeb Stylist Kate Young Renovates Her Upstate New York Home

I get very mood-board-y,” muses fashion stylist Kate Young, reflecting on her approach to designing her own homes. The same, she explains, is true when it comes to devising red-carpet ensembles for the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Selena Gomez, and Dakota Johnson.

“I like to study, pick pieces, and mix it all together.” So one might say that her own personal Oscars has been the circa 1945 Bauhaus-style house in Woodstock, New York, that she shares with her husband, record executive Keith Abrahamsson, and their two sons, Stellan and Leif. Armed with modernist William Muschenheim’s original plans (sleuthed from Columbia University’s Avery library) and aided by their architect friend Graydon Yearick, the couple set out to revive the spirit of the home, executing a near gut renovation after purchasing it three years ago. “A lot was replaced to look like the original,” Young says, alluding to new light boxes and

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