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How Would You . . .
This adorable Jeu de Quilles (Bowling) Set ($575), designed to look like toy soldiers, is from 1940s France. With only nine pins left, it's probably a bit difficult to play a genuine bowling game. So, I'd like you to think outside of the alley and tell me how you'd use the set in your home as décor or a furnishing.
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Su Casa: Erin84's Sweet and Simple Christmas Decorations
Su Casa member Erin84 responded to my Su Casa Challenge and posted some gorgeous pictures of her sweet and simple Christmas decorations. She got festive without going overboard by creating a dining table centerpiece with a few silver balls and a single poinsettia flower in a vase, which she then set inside a glamorous bowl.
Have you posted holiday decorating photos to Su Casa?
Park(ing) Day: 10 Hints For Your Own Park
Last week, I told you all about my plans for Park(ing) Day. Now an international event, Park(ing) Day turns parking spots in urban areas into temporary parks, as a way to highlight the need for green spaces in cities, as well as to show how much physical room cars take up.
My Sugar friends and I had a great time at Park(ing) Day!
How-To: Make Changes That Don't Cost a Thing
I've offered you some inspirational small changes that involve switching out hardware or painting an accent wall, but you don't have to spend money to see some big results! Take a look at my list of ways you can improve your home without spending a dime.
- Start a collection.
Love It or Hate It? Michael Anastassiades Bronze Ball Vase
I am a pretty terrible bowler, but this Michael Anastassiades Bronze Ball Vase ($2,500) is a bowling ball I can get behind. The sculptural piece is made from weighty bronze and offers a very dramatic way to display a single flower. What do you think?
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