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Divers Feb 25,2021

Eco-Friendly Home Decor That Will Help You to Go Green

Eco-friendly home interior design improves your home’s look and reduces the impact that certain furniture and décor have on the environment. The following green home decor ideas will blend nature and style to give your house a fabulous look.

#1. Use Flowers and Plants

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One of the best ways to green your house is by decorating your house with plants and flowers. It is common knowledge that houseplants can revitalize any space. They bring touch of nature to your home and help to combat pollutants. Some plants like ferns and palms can increase oxygen level, purify and improve your home’s air quality. Besides, plants are less expensive compared to other home decorations.

But when you are choosing your indoor plants, make sure to choose something that goes with your space’s decorative style. For instance, we recommend you use moss or moss balls for a zen space.

For instance, the kokedama is a type of ball made up of soil and covered with moss, originating in the Land of the Rising Sun. This old Japanese plant is also known as the “poor man’s bonsai” and is a no-pot plant. However, only plants that can grow under part or full shade, like ferns and ivy, can be utilised to make kokedama. It is also worth noting that the kokedama needs to be watered regularly.

#2. Apply the Recycling Principle

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Who doesn’t know the 3 ‘R’ words? Reuse, reduce and recycle are the three watchwords of green living and it’s no surprise that you must apply these principles to your list of eco-friendly home décor ideas.

Therefore, instead of purchasing new home décor items, why don’t you restore and use your old furniture?

Below you will find some excellent ideas of how to restores some of your old stuff:

  • Mason jars can be reused as cute planters for your herbs and placed in kitchens. Old jars can also be used as holders for coloured pebbles.
  • Old shirts that you are not willing to throw out can be used as adorable cushion covers.
  • Old bedsheets can be used as curtains.
  • Instead of buying a new sofa, you can restore the old one with some recycled slipcovers or upholstery made of recycled wool.

#3. Buy Items Made From Recycled or Sustainable Materials

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Nowadays, a range of home products are made from eco-friendly materials that are readily available. For instance, when it comes to flooring, make sure you always choose sustainable materials such as bamboo, cork or linoleum.

I know that when it comes to furniture, wood is considered as one of the best materials. However, it’s better to choose the wood that doesn’t contribute to deforestation. So, always make sure that the wood is FSC certified.

Established in the 20th century, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international non-profit organisation that sets specific standards to ensure that forestry is being practised in an environmentally responsible way. As a result, when a product is referred to as FSC Certified, the wood used in the production of the product met the Forest Stewardship Council’s requirements.

#4. Use Non-Toxic Paints

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If you want to give a green and sustainable touch to your home décor, it is recommended to use non-toxic paints. Research indicates that eco-friendly paints do not contain volatile organic compounds, otherwise known as VOCs. VOCs are compounds that are used in the production of paints, refrigerants and pharmaceuticals. However, these compounds were subjected to much criticism as they can be quite harmful to the environment. Moreover, they also contain certain chemicals that can cause adverse health effects. For instance, the United States Environmental Protection Agency claimed that VOCs can cause eye, nose, and throat irritation and can also damage the liver, kidney, and central nervous system. Hence, it is recommended to use paints that are free from VOCs.

We also recommend using milk paint, which is an environmentally-friendly paint made from 100% natural ingredients like clay, milk protein, lime, and pigment. It is a non-toxic and biodegradable paint that emits no fumes and is entirely safe to use.

So, will you adopt these green home décor ideas? Please share your comments!

by admin8745
Divers Feb 24,2021

7 Mistakes That Completely Ruin an Interior

When we design our new interior or want to give our current interior a new look, we don’t always have the best ideas right away, and, unfortunately, it’s easy to make a mistake. In order not to ruin your interior, here are 7 things you should try to avoid:

1) Always Following the Latest Trend

Not a season goes by without a new decorating trend being announced. Not only do we lack the time and/or money to adapt our interiors, but if you always want to follow the trends, you also run the risk of losing your own style. Maybe the Scandinavian style, the geek look, and the Memphis style look very nice, but do they suit you? It is best to think about your interior plans a few weeks or months before you start. If the enthusiasm continues after all that thinking, then you can get started.

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2) Too Many Motifs

Stripes here, circles there, and a few more diamonds. If you use too many motifs, you will end up with an interior that will make your head spin. One motif is enough. Besides, painting motifs is not easy.

3) Using the same color everywhere

Sometimes we are so afraid of making a wrong choice to paint the whole room, or even all the rooms, the same color. Or worse: even the curtains, the seat, the cushions, and the carpet have the same color. Avoid this if you do not want to end up with a dull and sad interior!

For instance, a real no-no is a 100% white interior. The white of the walls will not be the same as the white of the decor. In the end, you will find yourself with a mix of whites that will be boring. The only areas where you can limit to one color are small rooms, such as student rooms. Using a single color, in this case, will make the room appear larger. Then you need to apply some touch of color through decorative elements.

4) Avoiding Dark or Bright Colors

When it comes to choosing colors for a room, we always start to hesitate and delay. We are afraid to do something daring, won’t we quickly get tired of that particular color? The result is that we always go for white, gray, and beige tones. Dark colors, and mostly black, are avoided. And that is a mistake. After all, dark colors have many advantages. The same goes for bright and vibrant colors. Dare with red, yellow, or purple. And if you want to be sure, buy samples first and try some colors on your walls.

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5) Overloaded Walls

After painting, we often tend to clutter the walls with photo frames, pictures, etc. Again, it is better to work in moderation. Let some wall surfaces breathe. Trop is too much. And to place photo frames correctly, follow these tips here!

6) Too Little Lighting

Good lighting is essential for the ambiance of the home. Be it for working at home or for receiving friends; any situation demands the appropriate lighting. Moreover, lighting also dramatically changes the colors of the house and the interior. It can make a room seem larger or smaller. For the most spacious interior, it is important to choose light colors.

7) Storage in Plain Sight

This mistake is made (too) often. People think that it is tidy when they put something in an open basket or on a shelf. If you then look at the storage space, it is still too busy. So, try to use as many boxes, baskets, or drawers that can be closed as possible as storage space. Otherwise, make sure you have a cabinet that you can close tightly or limit your “open” storage space to a maximum of one item in the (open) cabinet.

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Do you have any other tips? Share it with us in the comments below!

by admin8745
Divers Feb 22,2021

Chinese New Year Paintings in Your Home – Part 2

Celebrated each year per the traditional Chinese calendar, the Chinese New Year is a festival that is celebrated with great pomp and grandeur. To mark this occasion, many traditional Chinese decorations are put up, including paintings.

This second article in our ongoing series will provide you with some more unique Chinese New Year paintings.

The Powerful Commune Turns the Barren Hills Into Orchards – Guan Hezhang

This 1961 painting consists of a large basket full of fruits which implies that collectivisation brought substantial results. Moreover, the work also portrays a Mongolian girl working together with a Han girl to carry the basket of fruits, symbolising the people’s incredible solidarity from all ethnic groups in China.

Praising Our Brigade Leader – Liu Jingrui

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Have you ever heard of the People’s Liberation Army? It refers to a unified organisation of China’s military forces. And this painting lauds the People’s Liberation Army by showing a demobilised soldier who has returned to his village and become the head of the production brigade, leading the commune members to transform their hometown. The painting also shows that he is receiving warm praise form the entire village.

Returning Home With Honor – Jin GAO

This painting shows the scene at Nadam Pageant, a traditional Mongolian fair during the summer months. A young man who has just won a wrestling competition is returning with a trophy and receiving the warm greetings and congratulations of his people. Overall, this work of art was created to express the flourishing development of ethnic minority sporting activities in the new China.

Looking Ahead – 1965

This work of art shows Chairman Mao together with a group of children from a mountainous area. Up on the hillside, Chairman Mao lets the children look into the distance using the hand-held binoculars, expressing his love towards children and their hopes for the future. Chairman Mao is the prominent figure in the painting while the children are depicted as lively and charming. This work is full of vivid detail and artistic charm. The characters and the background are in perfect harmony, giving an impression of an affectionate relationship between the leader and his people.

Cranes and Pines – Wen Hufan

This work was accomplished by using unique traditional Chinese painting techniques while still keeping characteristics of traditional Chinese New Year paintings. In the Chinese culture, pines, mountains and cranes all symbolise long life. The red sun and flowing water are also a perfect artistic expression of longevity and prosperity.

Tiger – Tian Yuan

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Did you know that the tiger is a very popular animal-related subject that Chinese love to see in New Year Paintings? According to Chinese customs, the tiger is considered a suppressor of evil. Moreover, the painting of a tiger also represents a brave, strong, vibrant and inspired humanity marching forward despite all setbacks. This work depicts the roar of the majestic beast as well as the revival of China.

The Cheerful Grasslands – Guan Baowei

The work by Guan Baowei shows the Mongolian nation harvest festival known as Nadam, or literally, the Games. The people are happy with their new purchases and are proudly on their way back. Overall, you can say that this painting depicts the prosperous new life of ethnic minorities.

Five Sons Passing the Imperial Examination – Wang Lixin

The five sons passing the imperial examination is based on the story of a father of five during the Five Dynasties who attached such a great importance to education that all his children passed the imperial examinations and became high officials. This story is recorded in the Three-Character Classic, a 13th-century Chinese classic texts consisting of Confucian tenets in three-character lines.

The five children in the painting represent the workers, peasants, soldiers, intellectuals and businesspeople, all of whom are bound to contribute to the process of nation-building. It is a painting full of traditional images such as the rooster, fish, dragon, elephant and deer, all symbolising auspicious omens and abundance.

What do you think about these paintings? Inspirational? Please share your comments!

by admin8745
Divers Feb 4,2021

Wall Décor Ideas for Your Home – Part 2

It is said that blank walls can be a complete headache and sometimes create a sense of loneliness. However, this article will bring some fantastic wall décor ideas that will help you to customize your walls and boost your home décor.

Mirrors

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“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?”

Decorating with mirrors is an artform.

People purchase mirrors not only for their utility but also to appreciate their artistic appearance. Mirrors are striking decorative elements that can create a sense of depth and space in a room. For instance, many believe that placing a mirror in a dining room is like adding a window.

A large mirror with a beautiful decorative frame will not only make your room appear larger, but by reflecting ambient light, it will also brighten the room.

Tapestries

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Did you know that a tapestry was considered one of the most expensive forms of arts in the Medieval Europe?

A tapestry is a type of textile art which is traditionally made using a loom. It is usually made up of wool, cotton or linen, but can also include silk, silver and gold. European tapestries are woven to be seen only one side while the Chinese ones, known as Kesi, are created to be seen from both sides. Today, ancient European tapestries are treasured for their impressive and flawless weaving techniques.

If you want to add a rustic or artistic touch to your home décor, then you can go for beautifully woven tapestries that depict landscapes or any other images.

Maps

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Yes, you saw right! Maps can also be used as a wall décor.

Like mirrors and tapestries, maps also contain artistic meanings as they are symbolic representations based on different elements. World maps are recommended as they are perfect for blank walls. However, if you are a patriot, you can choose a map which narrows down to your home country. But, even if it is a small map, always ensure that the details can be seen.

Additionally, some also prefer wall art map stickers where the graphics can add colour and artistic touch to a room.

If you are a travel-lover, a map will be the perfect wall décor for your house!

Plants

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Don’t just place your plants near the window, add them to your wall!

A plant wall décor refers to when a wall is used to hang or display different plants types. Nowadays, there are different types of plant wall decors that are readily available. For instance, hanging terrariums are round glass containers that hold some plants, rocks, soil and sand inside. And most importantly, they have a hanging rope which can be used to attach to a wall.

Kokedama is a type of ball made up of soil and covered with moss and has its origins in the Land of the Rising Sun. This old Japanese plant art is also known as the “poor man’s bonsai” and is a no-pot plant. However, only those plants that can grow under part or full shade can be utilized to make the kokedama like ferns and ivy. It is also noted that the kokedama needs to be watered regularly.

Calendars

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What if instead of throwing out your calendars at the end of the year, you could use them as a wall décor?

You can stick large calendars of previous years on your wall, mark important and memorable events that occurred so as you can remember them or use calendars of the current year to keep track of current and future events.

Bikes on Walls

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If you are a bike-lover or have an assorted collection of this two-wheeler, using bikes as a wall décor is also a modern trend. You can create a cool and stylish wall mounting system for your bike. It will be an eye-catching focal point for your visitors as it is a unique type of wall décor. 

However, make sure your kids do not play with these wall-mounted bikes as it can be really dangerous.

Do you think that these wall décor ideas are enough to spark your creativity and interest? Please share your comments!

by admin8745
Divers Feb 3,2021

Wall Décor Ideas for Your Home

Nobody likes blank walls in their house and there are various ways in which these empty walls can be decorated. No matter your style, this compilation of amazing wall décor ideas that will transform and enhance your house’s look is well worth a read.

Choose Basic Paint

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From a psychological point of view, colours play an essential role in affecting our moods and energy levels. They are a type of non-verbal communication that depicts our personalities and preferences. Different colours can set different tones and evoke different feelings. Let’s have a look at the examples of wall colours listed below:

  • Warm colours: Warm colours include red, orange and yellow. Red is the most stimulating colour, representing confidence, passion, excitement and energy. Orange is a vibrant colour that can stimulate appetite, while yellow is simply known as the colour of happiness.
  • Cool colours: Research shows that blue, a cool and soothing colour representing the sky, can lower blood pressure and slow down the heart rate. Green is a colour which is connected with nature and symbolizes harmony and stability. Purple is another cool colour that represents royalty, luxury and also creativity.
  • Neutral Colours: Neutral colours consist of white, black, grey and brown. Brown is connected with the earth and symbolizes simplicity and comfort while grey is a classic colour that can be combined with some warm colours. White is another neutral colour that depicts youth and cleanliness and can create a cosy atmosphere. On the other hand, black stands for mystery and power and is best used in small quantities.

Choose Wall Murals and Paintings

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Have you ever seen a wall mural? It can be defined as a piece of artwork that is either painted or applied on a wall surface. The origins of murals can be traced back to the Paleolithic era in the form of cave paintings. Moreover, murals have also been found within the ancient Egyptian tombs.

Nowadays, murals are becoming more and more popular as they can transform a room’s mood and add visual interest to any dull space. The most basic ways to incorporate murals are by painting them directly on the walls or using plasters. However, today, murals are also being coated with a varnish to ensure their longevity and protection.

Choose Wall Sculptures

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If you do not want to add pictures or paintings as wall décor, then why don’t you go for wall sculptures?

A wall sculpture is a type of sculpture that is carved upon a wall surface and that can add a visual depth to your wall. A wall sculpture can easily capture the attention of people and can evoke their inner emotions.

Due to their real and three-dimensional properties, wall sculptures can appear as if they are popping right off your walls and undoubtedly improve the décor of both your wall and room. Some of the most famous wall sculptures of the 21st century include faux deer head, faux flat shark wall décor, Ivorian mask sculptures and so on.

Choose Wall Posters

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Wall posters are used extensively in dorm rooms and cinemas. However, posters can also be applied as a wall décor for home interiors. They are usually made up of thin paper which makes them easy to roll and store away when not in use. If you want to prevent your wall poster from being damaged and last for a really long time, it is recommended to frame it.

There are different types of wall posters that are inexpensive and readily available. For instance, no need to say what type of wall poster you would buy if you are an Avengers fan or a Harry Potter fan. Many people can also purchase posters of their favourite musicians or actors and use them as a wall décor.

Among these wall décor ideas, which one would you choose? Please share your comments and don’t forget to come back for part 2 to discover some more interesting ideas.

by admin8745
Divers Jan 19,2021

Inspirational Touch to Your Home Decorations – Part 2

“Every homeowner wants peace and harmony in their house and Buddhist-inspired home décors will reflect a person’s spirituality and bring a positive flow of energy in a house.”

Are you a religious person looking for some inspirational religious decorations? If yes, here’s some suggestions!

Buddhism Home Decorations

#1. Buddha Statue

Peace. Every person wants to have peace in their household and Buddha statues are one of the icons which represent peace and harmony. Nowadays, Buddha statues have become very popular home décor elements, however, there are some dos and don’ts while placing these in your home.

  • At the Entrance:
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One should always place a Buddha statue at the entrance of a home. When facing the front door, it will attract positive energy and allow ‘chi’ to flow freely. What is chi? It refers to the energy of life which consists of an equilibrium between Yin and Yang. Usually, the type of statue chosen is the pose of Buddha seated with a hand raised as a blessing gesture and this represents two things. Firstly, it symbolizes protection as it repels negative evil forces and secondly keeps out fear and brings peace.

However, remember that you should never place the statue on the floor and instead, it should be set on a table.

  • In the living room:
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The living room is where most people invite their family members, friends and guests. So, the living room needs to have a serene ambiance and this can only be achieved with a Buddha statue. For instance, it is recommended to use the Laughing Buddha in a living room.

The Laughing Buddha is called Ho Tai in Chinese. Actually, it does not represent the Gautama Buddha but rather a Chinese monk who lived over one thousand years ago. He was a jolly man who liked children a lot. Many said that he was the Eastern version of Santa Claus. Due to his benevolent nature, he was associated with Buddha and is therefore worshiped as one of the Seven Gods of Fortune in Japan.

The Ho Tai statue is said to bring wealth, prosperity and fortune to a house. It can also drive away your sadness and bring abundant joy to a household.

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In the 21st century, educational achievement is a must. Placing a Buddha statue in your child’s study room will bring positive energy and create a calm and soothing atmosphere. The presence of a Buddha statue on a desk or on a wall shelf will lower the level of stress and anxiety faced by children during the period of exams.

The Bhumisparsha Buddha statue is highly recommended in the study area of the house. It is a pose where Buddha sits with his left hand in his lap and his right hand in the earth touching gesture. This statue represents the moment of enlightenment of Buddha, when the demon Mara tried to distract and scare him, but he overcame the temptation and touched the ground to summon the goddess of the earth. This statue can be placed in a kid’s study room as it symbolises eternal knowledge and can help a child to achieve academic goals.

  • In the Kitchen

The kitchen is often a place where family members gather and sit together to have meals. So, this place needs some positive energy and placing a small Buddha Statue in any corner of the kitchen will bring spiritual and cosmic energy that can improve people’s quality of life.

  • In Prayer Room

For all those who have a prayer room in their homes, don’t forget the meditating Buddha statues!

Many of us pray to attain inner peace. A meditating Buddha statue can be paired with some candles or incense sticks to create the perfect atmosphere for a meditation or prayer.

  • In the Garden

Placing a Buddha statue in your garden will help create a relaxed atmosphere. However, you must always place the statue near a water body or flowering plants.

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Thangka refers to a type of classical Buddhist painting that originated in Nepal during the 7th century. It usually consists of the painting of a Buddhist deity or mandala on a silk canvas and this painting can be placed anywhere in the house.

#3. Buddha Wall Art

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Nowadays, there are many framed wall arts depicting Buddha which is printed on waterproof canvas and can be easily placed in the rooms of your house. These wall arts can energise the atmosphere and allow positive energy to flow in your home.

Buddhism is a non-theistic religion that depicts moral discipline and these Buddhist-inspired décor items can bring a change to your house. Do you believe in it? Will you let Gautama Buddha in your house? Please share your comments!

by admin8745
Divers Dec 18,2020

Tips in Decorating For The Holidays and Festivities

While the holiday season is busy and hectic, there’s no doubt that part of your holiday season will begin with holiday decorations. Once again, it’s Christmas. Whether you realize it’s upon you or not, it’s a fact. The fact is that the holiday season is one of the most profitable for businesses. In that sense, they are more than willing to take out and pick up the Christmas decorations as soon as possible, even before the Thanksgiving holiday has been planned. Regardless of their reasons, it’s likely to put you in the mood for holiday decorating.

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The winter vacation season is a festive time of year. It is characterized by beautiful meals and gatherings, baking treats, and singing carols. We spend our time socializing and shopping, playing in the snow, and traveling. For many people, the vacation season means free time at work and more time with family and friends. The vacation season usually finds us entertaining and inviting more people into our homes.

Decorating vacations can be a daunting task when we think of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and then New Year in quick succession. Using a few key pieces to bring the three vacations together will bring our decorating together and allow some decorating stress to be removed. The holiday season should feel unique and different. This change in mood should be reflected in the decoration of our home. We can change accent pieces, pillows, games, artwork, and rugs to signify the difference in season and announce the holidays.

Choosing to change the décor three times is the key to success. Choosing a fall, Christmas, and after-party theme decoration that is easily changed can be accomplished with proper planning. First, make sure the items you will use for each decor theme are easily accessible and together. Using labeled containers for accent pieces, textiles, and lamps efficiently ensure that critical decorative pieces are not left out when the décor is changed.

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Large area rugs are easy to change. An earth-toned carpet can be replaced with a traditional braided rug in winter colors for Christmas and then returned with a luxurious Flotaki rug for your New Year’s party. These rugs can provide significant changes in the appearance of your rooms with little effort. Carpets offer an excellent foundation for your décor and provide an immediate visual change, especially when using brightly colored rugs or rugs with unique patterns that can be accented by coordinating the textiles in the rest of the room.

Having the containers organized and labeled will allow you to easily store your fall colored blankets and wall hangings in time for Christmas. With organized decorations, Christmas decorations will be easy to place in your home because you can do all the decorating at once. The New Year’s Eve decorations can be changed into the Christmas decorations in part or in whole using coordinated or complementary accents. Jewelry shades or metallic accents can be added to the Christmas decorations for a more festive atmosphere. Specific Christmas decorations and accents can be removed to make room for party favors and accents.

Holiday decorations help add the magic of the season. Decorating our home sets a tone for the way we celebrate. Having separate but easily accessible and changeable decorations for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s will help us transition from the holidays to the parties smoothly and with minimum stress. Our ornaments can help reflect our joy in the season and our celebration of each holiday. Home Christmas decorations are about the personal preferences of you and your family. Remember to make a plan and keep it as simple as possible. The less complicated the theme, the more everyone will enjoy the holiday celebration. Be as creative as possible, keeping in mind that holiday decorations don’t have to follow traditional red and green themes.

by admin8745
Divers Dec 17,2020

5 Creative Ideas to Recycle Wine Bottles and Decorate Your Home

Each product you buy has a particular value for the container or receptacle it is in, which means that you pay for it as well. If you’re a wine or liquor lover, you can have an endless collection of bottles, and at some point, we’ll collect them in a bag or container to throw them away, but that’s almost like throwing money into the garbage. Instead of throwing away all those bottles you paid for, isn’t it better to try to be a little more productive and make some use of them?

We can do crafts using and recycling objects that we already have in our house and transform them to make something out of them for use or decoration. So we want to give you five ideas so you can stop throwing all the glass bottles in the garbage and make the best of them.

1) Vases

You’ve probably thought about it before and seen a lot of them in houses or even restaurants, but isn’t the idea fantastic? Vases, especially glasses, can be costly and fragile. Instead of spending every month on a new one because your children or someone else tripped on it, use the wine bottles to decorate that space, and you don’t have to spend anything, just the flowers and some materials to decorate it.

For example, you could buy foam or craft glue, and take out the shapes you want and then add or glue them to the bottle to make it look less flat and more decorative.

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2) Pedestals or Lamps

If you want to give your home a more romantic atmosphere and at the same time help the environment by saving energy, use all those accumulated bottles and make multiple lamps to distribute them in your home.

The easiest way to do them is to cut part of the bottle at the top or bottom (depending on the shape you want on the table) and prepare the glass in part exposed to prevent cuts and accidents. Then you can decorate it as you wish or keep it simple, light the candles in the place you want, put the bottle on top, and that’s it!

For lamps, the idea is similar. It would be best if you had wider bottles to have enough space to place the lamp.

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3) Jars

In your home, it is often not very glamorous or decorative to have a plastic container in which you plant your plants. We’ve got a solution for that!

Wine bottles are unbelievable for planting small plants because just as they work as a pot for them, they save you the work of placing them in a window or in a specific space to water them.

Take the bottle and cut it into two parts; the narrower part is the shortest of the two. Prepare the glass to prevent cuts, and then you have to place the bottle’s spout in the other part. So it works like this: you put the plant in the widest part of the shortest piece, and the spout of the bottle works like a drain for the water that brings it to the next container, so you don’t wet the place where you place it.

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4) Decorations

If you are an artistic person, a lover of art and painting, consider using your skills to better use bottles.

As you know, paintings are not only displayed on an empty canvas. Therefore, we recommend you to take a bottle and start painting it as you wish. Imagine painting dozens of them around your house with different themes, painted with flowers, stars, people, giving life to your home.

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5) Glasses

In a house, glasses can’t be missing! The detail is that, as with vases, we tend to lose at least one of them now and then, and investing in replacing them over and over again increases costs, leaving us with no money to spend on more important things. So why don’t we modify the bottles and turn them into a glass tumbler for everyday use?

Take a rope and tie it to the bottle you want to cut; make sure you secure a good knot and remove it. Put it in a flammable liquid, don’t spray it, moisten the rope and then put it back in the bottle. Now with a lighter, turn the rope as you light it so that the fire is even; as soon as you hear a characteristic sound of something breaking, pour cold water on it and remove the rope or separate the two parts that should have remained. You can now enjoy a good beer in your DIY glass!

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Do you have any other ideas to re-use wine bottles? Share it with us in the comments below!

by admin8745
Divers Sep 21,2020

The Best and Worst Spots to Fix Your Mirrors

Mirrors are a lot like art – they’re a decorator’s secret weapon! You can literally place a mirror in any home and room. It’s incredible how they can transform your space and resolve any interiors dilemma instantaneously. Far from merely being a practical object in which to check your appearance, a beautiful mirror can be used to add drama, create interesting reflections and frame views, capture, amplify and project light into those darker corners…

When selecting decor for your home, we’re big believers in only going with what you love. Make your room cozier by filling it with pieces you truly adore – the rest will fall into place (usually). But how do you decide where to place them? It feels a little more evident that our home spots would benefit from prints or art decor, but mirrors sometimes feel like a more challenging category. If you have your eye on a beautiful mirror but are a bit unsure about mirror placement in your house, we’re here to help! Below, we’ll walk you through some decorative “best practices” for mirror placement.

Refrain from Hanging Mirrors on Window-Facing Walls

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If you want to hang a mirror on a wall that faces a window, it’s wise to know where the sun rises and sets and how this might affect your home’s daily movements. This will avoid the morning glare on your face every Sunday morning and the sunset lights during those late summer evenings!

Longer Mirrors Fit Best into Longer Rooms

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If you have a rectangular room in your house, it’s better to choose a mirror that reflects (pun!) its rectangular shape. This also applies to lengthy corridors or fireplaces. Rectangular rooms can seem somewhat closed, especially if there are few windows, so mirrors help open them. Rectangular mirrors can also be used in more typically shaped, square rooms, usually located vertically. Mirrors used in bedrooms for dressing are an excellent example of this type of placement.

Hang up Your Mirrors in the Most Convenient Places

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It may go without saying, but it’s best to place your mirrors where they’re most needed – Yes! It’s as simple as that. Convenient places to hang mirrors include the tops of bathroom sinks, or darker rooms (to help open and light up the area), or entrances and exits to the house (so you can check your sexy appearance as you walk through the door).

Mirrors are a tricky way to deceive the eye. They can be used to highlight something or divert attention from it. Annoying spaces, such as rooms with sloping ceilings or a space too small for a piece of furniture, can be rearranged with a mirror. Did you know that mirrors are a great way to enhance the atmosphere of your entertainment space? Hanging a large mirror against a wall can also create the illusion that more guests come in.

Avoid Impracticality

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Contrary to the idea of hanging a mirror in an appropriate place, avoid hanging mirrors in spots that might make you (or your guests) uncomfortable.

A dining room is a great place to hang a mirror, but be sure to place it a little higher up on the wall so that guests don’t have to watch themselves eat while sitting at the table. Also, many people feel uncomfortable having a mirror placed to see themselves when they are in bed. It is also important to remember that most people feel quite awkward, sitting in front of a mirror when they are in the bathroom or shower.

Finally, Do Not – We Repeat – Do NOT Place Mirrors on Your Ceilings

Mirror Ceiling: Effective Design Solution for Every Room

For the love of all stylish things, never place mirrors on the ceiling. Not only is it a totally outdated practice (can you say from the ’70s?), it’s also quite dangerous. We’re pretty sure there’s no need to go into this in any depth. But please don’t!

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Divers Sep 18,2020

9 Tips to Make Your Home Feel Cozy

Transforming your home into a cozy place can sometimes be challenging, especially if several people are under one roof. Before opting for décor or choosing a design, it is essential to ensure that everyone living in the home appreciates it. That being said, here are a few and practical tips that can help reshape a chaotic space into a haven of peace and warmth.

1) Lots of Natural Light

Natural light is one of the primary components of a truly welcoming and healthy home. To increase the natural light in your home:

  • Opt for light colors for walls and furnishings
  • Thin curtains
  • Glass tables and doors
  • Install large windows with good exposure
  • Position mirrors strategically so that it reflects light

2) Keep Your Home Organized

Comfort is linked to certain minimalism. You should know how to create a cozy space by choosing suitable furniture and making good storage. Surround yourself with less and opt for multifunctional furniture. You can also achieve a more homely area by reducing the number of possessions, rearranging spaces, making household chores easier, and adding storage. Not only will these help you cleanse and simplify your life, but it will also contribute to your peace of mind.

3) Decoratve Objects For Every Room

Decorative items can be used to make the atmosphere more pleasant, depending on the room you wish to decorate. You can place candles on the coffee table or the TV cabinet in the living room, which you can light to give a more cozy atmosphere. Photo frames can also be placed on the walls and bed linen set in soft tones, such as grey, white, or blue for the bedroom. Add cushions on the bed for an even warmer look. In the kitchen or dining room, a vase on the table will make all the difference. You can place flowers for a vegetal touch.

Additionally, it is also important to savor the full freedom of living in your own home. The house is not a museum. Items that are too fragile, furniture that may break or stain, especially if you have children and pets, should be forgotten!

4) Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

From pollen to cigarette smoke and dust, many substances can affect indoor air quality in our homes. Hence, it is essential to use air purification filters to eliminate polluting particles and to use many plants. Besides, solutions such as “smart paints” and environmentally friendly materials are also available to provide reliable protection against moisture and harmful elements.

5) The Right Temperature

The ideal temperature is between 23 and 25 degrees, while humidity is between 40 and 60%. This is why it’s crucial to use smart air conditioning systems, insulate rooms, and temperature and humidity control systems. Otherwise, the atmosphere you live in can become the culprit behind health issues instead of being a relaxation space.

6) Noise Control

Acoustic comfort is a crucial factor when renovating or designing the interior of a house. Extreme noise can be injurious to the health and well-being of the people who occupy it. This is why using acoustic conditioning solutions for the building, paying particular attention to the roofs, and employing other decorative elements to mitigate noise, such as carpets or curtains, is vital. It is advisable to build the bedrooms in the quietest area of the house.

 7) Fresh Flowers        

Some fresh flowers in the home help bring life into space and create a cheerful atmosphere.

8) Music

The right music will allow you to enjoy the rest of your day the way you want it in your home. Buy devices that suit your room and choose the music to help you relax or have fun in your cozy space.

9) Pleasant Smell 

A pleasant smell is essential in a home! Try incense, scented candles, or good cuisine with a delicate aroma. These aromas will instantly make you feel warm and relaxed.

Share the other tips you have in mind with us in the comments below! 

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