The color of Sunshine
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Color Me Katie
If you've never had the delight of perusing the pages of the blog, "Color Me Katie" you are truly missing out. Hailing from Brooklyn and labeling herself as a "freelance photographer and street artist," this delightfully talented young woman creates daily doses of joy and a contagious attitude to love the life you're living. Her "Shadow Project" is particularly wonderful. Prepare to smile...
Framing
I love the idea of applying a gorgeous and vibrant wall paper to a focal wall but the idea of framing it in molding is an even more fantastic idea! Take a look at some of the gorgeous options at York Wallcoverings.
One Red Door
In China, it's tradition to paint the front door red before the new year, to invite good luck and happiness. In Catholicism, the red door on a chapel symbolized the blood of Christ, and other martyrs, to signify that the ground beyond the door (inside the church) was holy, and a sanctuary from physical and spiritual evils.
In Ireland, front doors are painted red to ward-off ghosts and evil spirits.
In Feng Shui, the color red is the auspicious color and allows good energy in.
At my house, it signifies that we had some paint left over.
Home ReDesign
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Home ReDesign
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Inner child
From sushi shaped throw pillows to rotating ice cream cones, the Perpetual Kid website has some of the most entertaining products I've seen in a long time. Whether you are looking for a birthday gift for that special someone or wall decor that is simply out of the ordinary this is the place to look. "Entertain your inner child" is their slogan and it fits delightfully!
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