Is your living room boring and outdated? Do you feel as if your decorating style is stuck in the past? If you are looking for an easy way to transform the look of your living room, look no further than contemporary design. With its clean lines and casual look, it's the perfect style for relaxing at home or entertaining guests.
Choose neutrals
Nature-inspired materials and elements make the perfect foundation for contemporary design.
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Having a patio outdoors can make the exterior of your home and property so much more enjoyable. There are also things that you can add to your patio to make the patio itself even more fun for you, your family, and your friends. Here are three excellent features to consider adding to your patio.
Overhang
The patio itself is an amazing and worthwhile investment for you. However, in order to make it even better, you should consider adding some type of overhang to go over the top of it.
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The tiny house movement is gaining steam as people move away from McMansions and towards both manageable square footage and mortgage payments. Living in less than 500 square feet not only helps you focus on what is important to your life, but it also frees up additional money in your budget to do the things you really love, from traveling to volunteering. Ironically, building a tiny home actually requires more decisions than building a McMansion.
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Never heard of dengue? Unfortunately, that may not be true for too much longer. Dengue is considered a tropical and subtropical disease, which can cause such agonizing joint and muscle pain that it has earned the nickname breakbone fever. In rare cases, it can develop into the potentially deadly dengue hemorrhagic fever, which can cause a patient to lose blood through vomiting, their feces and urine. And even when dengue doesn't kill them, some patients have said the pain is so bad that they wished they had died while suffering with the disease.
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You want to stay warm during the winter, but your energy bill can rise up as a result. While your heating in your home is designed to keep your house at comfortable temperatures, it can be all too tempting to crank up that thermostat for an extra blast of warmth.
Here are four ways you can use less heat in your home while still staying war this winter so you can save money on your energy bills.
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