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Apr 15, 2009 -
On a thrifting adventure with some friends, I spotted this corkboard tucked among the frames. It had definitely seen better days, but I liked its patterned wood frame, and it looked like it was in decent structural shape, so I decided to take it home. If you remember my post on decorating with thrifted goods, you'll know that a scruffy item often has endless potential.
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Aug 28, 2009 -
Say goodbye to your corkboard. Showcasing your mementos and photographs just got a whole lot easier. Now through Aug.
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Mar 24, 2009 -
Spring is the perfect time to get your home clean and organized. To help you get inspired, I've whipped up a Spring Cleaning Checklist, which you can download and print out. The PDF lists cleaning and organizing duties room by room to keep things simple.
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Mar 23, 2009 -
Corkboards are helpful for displaying things that aren't "keepers," but using pushpins on your child's artwork or a memorable invitation can really ding it up. The obvious solution would be to use a magnet, but what if you don't have a magnetic refrigerator or other surface? If that's the case, then Good Grips MagTacks ($3.49, reduced from $6.99) are for you.
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Oct 09, 2008 -
Tired of corkboards? Can you not even stand to think about a whiteboard? Then try this alternative to message boards.
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Nov 13, 2007 -
- SFgirlbybay shares her weekend flea-market finds.
- AT: SF has a top ten list of cloth napkins.
- The Hardware Aisle has a great tip on saving energy and money with the Home Joule.
- These cool light fixtures on Sub-Studio Design are made from vegetables.
- Better Homes and Gardens reveals nine nature-inspired decorating ideas, just in time for Thanksgiving.
- These Markow and Norris woven glass sculptures on MoCo Loco take over 100 hours of kiln time to make.
- AT: NY spotted some pretty versatile apple racks that can be used as storage at home.
- Design*Sponge's custom baroque-style cork-board DIY project have me reaching for the push pins.
- NYC subway grab-holds ($45) are for sale to the general public, and both Danny Seo and I are itching to own a bite of Big Apple history.
- Shelterrific and I have our eyes on this pagoda-esque bamboo wine rack that holds nine bottles of wine of choice, just enough to get me through Thanksgiving.
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Sep 05, 2007 -
Not all of us have the luxury of a separate home office. And for anyone who works in a multi-purpose room — such as a living room or guest room — a computer armoire is a great buy.
These workstations are large enough to contain all of your tech needs, and the elegant doors let you hide your clutter when the desk isn't in use.
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