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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Tessa Cooper
Remodeling your first home is a balancing act. Getting to call the shots on design details for the first time is liberating, but you're probably still discovering your interior style. Not to mention, there's a good chance it's not your forever home. You should still have fun and get your hands dirty with some projects, but it's essential to know what's worth the investment. After all, each project you take on will teach you something, but you don't have to learn every lesson the hard way.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tessa Cooper
In today's competitive market, there's a good chance you may have to stay in your starter home longer than you plan. That's why furnishing and decorating your first home is a balancing act. It's important to curate a cozy space that's enjoyable to be in for several years, but avoid investing in too many pieces that lack layout flexibility or longevity. We asked three professional designers to share which items they encourage their clients to avoid buying for their first homes.
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2 weeks ago |
thespruce.com | Tessa Cooper
Although this internet sensation needs no introduction, Barbara Costello of Brunch with Babs has made a name for herself through her viral videos on housekeeping tips. It's because of Babs that we know how to deep clean our washing machine and measure sticky ingredients without getting our teaspoons coated. We caught up with her between events for her recent book release, Every Day with Babs, and got to soak up some of her housekeeping wisdom.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tessa Cooper
Although this internet sensation needs no introduction, Barbara Costello of Brunch with Babs has made a name for herself through her viral videos on housekeeping tips. It's because of Babs that we know how to deep clean our washing machine and measure sticky ingredients without getting our teaspoons coated. We caught up with her between events for her recent book release, Every Day with Babs, and got to soak up some of her housekeeping wisdom.
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2 weeks ago |
thespruce.com | Tessa Cooper
Designers look for key outdoor decor items at thrift stores to inject a custom, curated look into outdoor spaces. Look for patinaed accent pieces, statues and figurines, glass bottles, and mason jars for your outdoor space. Flower pots, wicker furniture, lanterns, and trays and serveware can also be great thrift store finds.
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