Discover Real-Life Ideas for Luxury Home Decorating
and Remodeling on a Dime
Your home is your greatest investment. And it's the most obvious expression of your personal style and taste. But how do you get ideas? How can you learn what's hot in decorating, how to create the look you want, and how not to break the bank in the process? Some sites offer many great ideas, but they fall into two camps: cheap and look it or beautiful but expensive. Now, you can find home decorating and remodeling ideas that are as beautiful as they are practical, luxurious as they are affordable, stunning yet easy to do yourself. These are ideas and trends that have been tested and accomplished in real life, in personal homes.
As a veteran of numerous home remodeling and new home construction projects, I can help you not only learn what's hot in home decor, what home improvement projects will turn your home into a show place, and how to do it all while keeping an eye on the budget, you'll be confident knowing that these ideas and projects have been done and researched by someone with hands on experience.
So sign up for My Home Redux news. You'll discover the latest tips, hottest trends, and best ideas in home decorating and improvement. And if you want to do it yourself, you can learn that too. If not, then you'll know much more when it comes to hiring out work. But sign up now. The next issue is only a few days away.
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Posted by: Barbara | April 08, 2006 at 10:21 AM
Welcome Barbara. I hope I can help you find lots of great ideas that will leave your friends envious and your savings account still open!
Posted by: Julie | April 10, 2006 at 06:51 AM
After reading your article entitled "10 Ways to Survive Building or Remodeling Your Home" on www.homeandgardenmakeover.com, and laughing through most of it, I decided to check out this site. We are in the middle of a major remodel (our house is growing from 983 sq ft to 2090 sq ft), doing a lot of work ourselves and subcontracting the rest out. Much of the article hit home, as you can guess. Your humor and willingness to share your knowledge is much appreciated. I just signed up for the newsletter and look forward to checking out the rest of the website. :-)
Posted by: Suzanne | June 07, 2006 at 06:18 PM
Suzanne, Welcome. Thanks for your kind words. Take a look around. There's a little bit of everything on My Home Redux, but I've found that doing a house - and the constant redoing, updating, finishing a house - entails just about everything.
Let me know how the building goes and if you have any questions. Or share your horror stories - you're certain to have a few (unfortunately). Good luck.
Posted by: Julie | June 08, 2006 at 10:15 AM
I am thinking of osme home improvement and I may ask you for some ideas for it but I should talk with my husband before that.Everything depends on him.
Posted by: Cara Fletcher | July 16, 2007 at 03:54 PM
I am impressed by your post! And completely agree with you that home is one of our greatesr investments and home improvement should be done quite often. Of course if we want everybody to admire our nest we should pay more attention to fashion rules. The perfect way for this is through reading newspapers, magazines, watching special TV programs and so on.
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Posted by: handyman jobs | July 18, 2008 at 04:06 PM
Julie, it sounds like you have a lot of helpful information to share w/ your readers.
It's hard to do remodeling jobs or home design jobs on the cheap, while still getting great looking results.
I'm sure everyone who owns a home will benefit from your unique ideas!
Posted by: SLC builder | July 28, 2008 at 11:05 PM
great post!
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Posted by: Apply food stamp | September 22, 2008 at 01:51 AM
Julie, I love your down-to-earth, common-sense posts. Sure to help many folks. Home decor and repair can be hugely expensive. It is crucial to have good advice in order not to make a costly mistake. I wish you all the best with your venture.
Posted by: Rika Susan's Home Repair | October 01, 2008 at 05:06 AM
We were debating on whether to make certain improvements to our house but after reading your post we have decided to go ahead with them. Excellent post, thanks for the advice!
Posted by: Schumacher Homes Press | October 02, 2008 at 12:49 PM
I beleive that homes are created by the owner by using their love for color, fabrics and furniture. These can be inexpensive or expensive items; but they are all the owner's personality.
Posted by: H. John (The Decorating Pro) Johnsen | October 09, 2008 at 10:52 AM
our homes are really our precious investments so we must take good care of them...
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