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Gray Wood Bedroom Furniture What Should I Know About Buying Used Furniture? Photo Courtesy: Maskot/Getty Images Is it time to replace that lumpy old couch or revitalize your dining room with a table-and-chair set that actually makes guests feel welcome (and comfortable)? Buying used furniture is a great way to get new-to-you furniture for sprucing up your home without hearing muffled cries of anguish coming from your wallet. If you're looking to decorate on a budget and buy your pieces used, you might have some questions about the process — it's not exactly the same as buying new, after all. Below are some important considerations to keep in mind as you get started in your quest for used furniture. Used Furniture Is Usually Safe — Except for These Pieces

Decorative Stool For Bedroom Stephanie Houseley Rustic bedrooms, not to be confused with shabby chic or French country style spaces, are the ideal place to catch some zzz's: They're laidback, calming, and grounded. In other words, rustic style is an ideal direction to take in a room that's all about rest and relaxation. Whether you live in an architecturally rustic home (think exposed beams, unpretentious materials, and plenty of cozy spots), or you simply love the look of mountain homes, farmhouses, and off-the-grid cabins and want to recreate that aesthetic

Grand Piano In Bedroom How To Fit A Small Piano Into Your Small Home! pianos and interior design The question might be:  why do you want or need a piano in your home at all?   Some might consider it a luxury or perhaps a dated family tradition, a throwback to the days of a parlor grand in every Victorian sitting room. But people who know and play piano, who want their children to learn piano, and who have experienced the benefits, might yearn for a piano, but feel there's nowhere to put it. So, first, what are the benefits? Table of Contents

How To Organize Your Bedroom Dresser Brimnes bed frame with storage and headboard, £254, Ikea These small bedroom ideas will help you make the best use of available space without compromising on style. WALL HUNG Consider fitting a wall of shelving to keep books, paperwork and accessories neatly in one place (above). A monochrome scheme can work in a compact area when there is plenty of natural light and the balance of dark and pale colours is about equal. In an open-plan space, linen curtains can be hung from a rail attached to the ceiling to provide a sense of privacy. Brimnes bedframe with storage and headboard from Ikea, 196cm x 141cm x 47cm, £255. GO TALL Hudson 5-drawer chest,

I Want To Renovate My Bedroom Whether you want to go open-plan, add an extension or convert the loft you'll need to decide how to manage your renovation project. Follow these tips to make the process straightforward and successful. The first thing to do is decide how hands-on you want to be. You could fully project-manage the build, using the minimum of tradespeople and relying largely on DIY skills, or bring in a building firm and other contractors but order the materials yourself and organise the timetable. Finally, you could employ professionals and merely choose the decor yourself. The size of the job and how much time you have to spare should determine your decision. Take several months to research your project, gathering information on products, suppliers, contractors and plant-hire companies. Ask around and join internet forums to find out about others' experiences of similar work. Make