10 Smart Decisions to Make Before You Start Your Home Remodel
No renovation begins without an exciting start, but even minor blunders in planning can result in unpleasant budget shocks, delayed work progress, or design decisions …
Sherwin-Williams Hazel SW 6471 Review – Pure and Tranquil Beauty from a Can
Sherwin-Williams Hazel is a perfect example of calm, serene beauty that will undoubtedly make you drool over it again and again! The color has a …
Rolling Solo or Staying Put? Choosing the Right Garage Toolbox
The right toolbox can make or break your garage experience. Some garages are fast and flexible. Others rely on the sheer amount of storage space …
The Paint and Palette Trends Coming Out of the World’s Most Expensive New Apartments
Every year the design world tells you what colors are coming, and every year the most reliable preview isn’t a forecast at all. It’s the …
Paint Your Own Wall Art with a Projector
Maria of A Hoover-gáton is túl saw a piece of wall art on Horchow that she fell in love with instantly and had to have. To recreate the look of the paneled art, Maria bought some canvases and acrylic paint and then had Office Max print the image onto a transparency. Using an old overhead projector, Maria traced the image onto the canvases and painted it in. This was a weekend project that cost Maria only $35 compared to $800!
