Do's And Don'ts For Short-Term Vacation Rental Interior Design

Posted on: 7 February 2022

Properly staging your short-term vacation rental is one key to boosting your profit margin. But what should a well-planned rental interior design look like? To help you create your ideal setting, here are a few important do's and don'ts: Do Make It Cohesive  A harmonious overall style is important for every home, but it can be less vital in a busy household with many different personalities living their own lives inside.
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How To Choose A Loft Ladder

Posted on: 8 September 2021

An attic or loft ladder is a ladder that gives you access to the attic door. The pros of loft ladders are that you can draw back the ladders, creating more space around your attic area. Also, attic ladders are an inexpensive alternative to building a stairway to your attic. However, you need to select the perfect loft ladder for your needs. Choosing the ideal loft ladder entails considering the following factors.
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Designing Your Home? 5 Do's And Don'ts Of First Floor Layout

Posted on: 29 January 2021

As you design the layout of your new two-story home, you may find that the additional space above allows you the freedom to add more to the first floor. But should you? What should you add to the first floor and what should you avoid? Here are a few dos and don'ts of first-floor design.  Don't Open Up Too Much Open-space floor plans are popular because they make the first floor seem larger and airier.
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Love Interior Design? 3 Neat Ways To Use Picture Frames

Posted on: 15 October 2020

Home decor is a great way to add color, texture, and shine to space. However, using decorations in new ways can make your home even more interesting. Here are three neat ways to use picture frames in your home.  1. Create Collage Walls Collage walls are collections of random artwork, framed photos, and even decorative wall sculptures all hung in a shape on the wall. Some people choose to create large, square, or circular wall collages, with the larger pieces of art creating focal points, and smaller items filling in the gaps.
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