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Zen Inspired Interior Design

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Zen style in home interiors is a triumph of minimalism. Zen-style in the interior is usually associated with something oriental, outlandish, and whimsical. However, Zen is not a religion and is not a philosophy … Zen is a state of mind, rational perception, awareness of the significance and value of the moment – here and now. Moreover, this value exists independently of our thoughts and desires.

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How to Easily Move Furniture to Your New Place

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If you’re relocating or just rearranging, moving furniture is a tedious and demanding job. There will be times where you will sometimes find yourself moving things on your own without assistance. However, we highly advise against this unless you’re an expert in-home moving. Every so often, taking too much on your own can lead to injuries or embarrassing situations. You require a few helping hands from reliable people to pull it off. One of the biggest lessons you should learn before moving is that a little planning goes a long way. This ensures that your items get to their destination while still intact. Are you thinking about moving furniture? Please follow this guide for the best tips.

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What Your Commercial Insurance Policy Typically Covers

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When it comes to commercial insurance, as you can imagine, there are many more facets available to you than private or personal insurance.  Why? Because there are so many more things that could go wrong. Commercial insurance is the insurance you would use for a business.

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How to properly maintain your wooden furniture

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As arduous as the task of maintaining your furniture might be, it can actually be very rewarding, especially if you have wooden furniture. Wooden pieces of furniture can add a vintage charm. If it is a treasured heirloom, you might be even more inclined to properly maintain it. Fortunately, there are several methods with which you can maintain your furniture, wooden and otherwise, to keep it in tip-top shape. If you happen to have just purchased furniture and are looking for cleaning tips, this guide will help you do so.

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Reasons Why a Sectional Sofa is Perfect for Your Home

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Sectional sofas are becoming more popular than the other sofa types today. Experts attribute increased popularity to their versatility. The seats come in different designs and sizes to fit the different user preferences. Also, the sectionals are more comfortable than the typical sofa seats. Whether you intend to improve your interior decor or define your new living space with furniture, sectional sofas are the way to go. 

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Benefits of Hiring a Designer for Your Home Makeover

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Our homes are where we spend a good chunk of our lives. It is because of this that it is so important our homes are designed the way that we want them to be; there are many reasons we may need to hire a home designer, from simply not having time, to being physically unable to redesign our homes. If you have the budget available, as interior designers can often be very expensive and want changes made to your home, you should waste no time redesigning your house. Some changes like adding white skirting boards, is also a good thing. We should be as comfortable as possible, and in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic even more so, considering we are spending much more time indoors, and many of us are working from home.

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Sorry, Nobody Wants Your Parents’ Stuff

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Advice for boomers desperate to unload family heirlooms

By Richard EisenbergMoney & Work EditorFebruary 9, 2017

After my father died at 94 in September, leaving my sister and me to empty his one-bedroom, independent living New Jersey apartment, we learned the hard truth that others in their 50s and 60s need to know: Nobody wants the prized possessions of your parents — not even you or your kids.

Admittedly, that’s an exaggeration. But it’s not far off, due to changing tastes and homes. I’ll explain why, and what you can do as a result, shortly.

The Stuff of Nightmares

So please forgive the morbidity, but if you’re lucky enough to still have one or more parents or stepparents alive, it would be wise to start figuring out what you’ll do with their furniture, china, crystal, flatware, jewelry, artwork and tchotchkes when the mournful time comes. (I wish I had. My sister and I, forced to act quickly to avoid owing an extra months’ rent on dad’s apartment, hired a hauler to cart away nearly everything we didn’t want or wouldn’t be donating, some of which he said he’d give to charity.)

Many boomers and Gen X’ers charged with disposing the family heirlooms, it seems, are unprepared for the reality and unwilling to face it.

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