Made from pieces rescued from the streets of London and slices of solid timber, the And Made Lost and Found Stools (inquire for price) address our throwaway culture by transforming disregarded furniture into one-of-a-kind furniture pieces. I feel like these stools make too much of a statement to blend easily into a residential interior, but I certainly can see them in a café or restaurant interior, which is what they were originally designed for. Putting aside their eco-consciousness, do you like the look of these pieces?
For your home to stay cozy, you'll need some of this as one of the materials used in its construction. Can you tell me the name of this building material?
Are You a Night Owl? FitSugar has lots of reasons why you should try to get lots of sleep every night. But as a night owl myself, I can tell you that it's harder to get enough Zzzzs when you're burning the midnight oil. What's your sleeping pattern?
It's time once again to check out some fun projects for your weekend entertainment. I've found some cute DIYs that will help you beautify your home, and keep you busy (for very little money) over the weekend. Let's start off with some lovely lined curtains from The Purl Bee. If you have a sewing machine and can sew in a straight line, then you can easily whip these out this weekend. Check out the slideshow for the rest of my DIY finds.
As many of you know, sprinkling rock salt on your walkways and driveways in the Winter will prevent snow and ice from bonding to the pavement, making it easy to shovel away. Make sure to do so lightly, as salt can cause damage to your grass and other plants. Keep a tightly sealed bucket with a scoop for the salt outdoors near your walkway for easy access when the weather gets bitter. To hear two other helpful uses for salt, read more