PBteen is celebrating the Fall season the right way: with a sale! You may not have been born in the '90s, but you can still enjoy some fab finds at affordable prices from PBteen if you dig a little. Not in the mood for digging? I've done so for you. Here are some stylish discounted products for you:
With seven bedrooms, this Swedish villa is heavy on space, but light on color. A recurring feature of the home is a quiet, white base that's livened up with cheerful accent colors. In this bedroom, black and white Ralph Lauren wallpaper, paisley bed linens, and a fur comforter are given a soft punch of color with red toile Manuel Canovas pillows. To take the full tour of this wonderful home, check out this slideshow!
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Craftster member Sweets4ever reports that she and her husband have been getting their nest on. She writes, "I'm due in just over two weeks and we decided we need to repaint some rooms in our house now . . . We bought our house six years ago. I don't think I have pictures of the original bathroom, but it was awful. It may have been the original bathroom from the build in 1969. Cheesy. We remodeled — new sink, vanity, lighting, tiles, tub and surround. Unfortunately we either ran out of time, money or energy and we never really decorated it. But now we've finally redeemed ourselves!"
Hi Casa,
My husband and I want to paint the office in our house, something that will look clean, modern, and streamlined (and ideally make the room look a little bigger and brighter than it is). However every single "modern" office I see is white, or the slightest variation thereof. Does a workroom have to look sterile to be modern? (If it helps, by and large the furniture in the room is blond wood.)
If you're in the market for some tableware or serving dishes, check out TableElegance, a new online shop that specializes in modern, sophisticated tabletop items. From octopus napkin rings (which I covet) to simple, pretty tablecloths, this online destination has everything you need to outfit your table for an elegant dinner party.
Check out the site for the entire collection of well-chosen, artisanal items, or look below for my favorite finds.
Sometimes we all just need a straight talkin' to. That's especially true when the pots and pans are piling up. So beyond a bit of Palmolive and some elbow grease, perhaps the answer is the Show Pony Do the Dishes Tea Towel ($20), a fair trade organic cotton towel with the kitchen commandment spelled out in screen printed stacks of dirty plates. Perhaps you're a gal who goes for the three-packs of striped dish towels from the grocery store, so this one may not be for you. But I love me some tea towels, and have an ever-growing collection, so you can bet your bottom dollar that this Show Pony piece will show up in my kitchen.