Hello, everyone! Recently, I reviewed Ozeri's green earth pans and glad to share my opinions with you. A good non-stick pan is something any cook will appreciate and put to use on a regular basis. The coating on these pans has always been controversial as it has both pros and cons. Unlike some of the other brands, Ozeri has created green earth products to give us the peace of mind so that we can focus on preparing healthy meals. Ozeri pan utilizes GREBLON ceramic - an ultra-safe ceramic … [Read more...]
Santa Fe, New Mexico – Modern Pueblo Architecture
We spent a few unforgettable days in Sante Fe, New Mexico. The roads of Santa Fe uniquely portrayed the Native American cultures combined with Spanish style living. Pueblo architecture was breathtaking! I've not seen anything like this in my life. The earthy tones, flat roofs, square windows, wooden beams, and the courtyards were just a few that I could not take my eyes off. This unique architecture was surrounded by majestic mountains of all sizes. The drive down to Sante Fe from Albuquerque … [Read more...]
3 Awesome IKEA Hacks for the DIY Newbie
Hello, everyone! I've an interesting article on IKEA hacks for the DIY newbie! The DIY furniture scene has practically exploded in recent years; chances are you know somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody who has at least dabbled in making their own furniture. Woodworking is a very involved process, though, and you can’t just jump straight into it without any training at all. For the DIYers out there who are just starting, however, there’s a good place to start: turning ever … [Read more...]
Spring, Here It Comes!
I've been meaning to write this blog post to welcome Spring! At this time of the year, we see renewal and rebirth of nature. When spring is in the air - the grass is green, fresh scents fill the air, and vivid flowers are found here and there. We can't miss the new buds blooming around us be especially if you have experienced harsh winters. I feel as though Mother Earth expresses her love to us every year at the same time. It's a season to remember - days are longer, the weather is pleasant, … [Read more...]
Colorful Salads
Other than, carrots, cucumbers, and tomatoes, I don't recollect eating any other raw vegetable until a few years ago. The vegetables I've relished were typically steamed and cooked in a curry sauce. The curry would dominate leaving the aroma of fresh produce behind. Even the color, texture and intricate details of fresh vegetables such as beets, tomatoes, radishes, etc., would disappear. Now, I thoroughly enjoy colorful vegetable salads, especially when presented as the ones below! Mother … [Read more...]
Guest Post – Brooding from Abroad
Hello, there! I'm thrilled to introduce a brilliant interior designer to you today! Michael Del Piero scours the globe in search of the cool and usual for her clients and her eponymous shop in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood. Del Piero is known for her accomplished eye and the uncommon knack for a serene and simple mix that bridges generations of style. Her distinct aesthetic fuses rough with luxurious and ancient with modern. We recently sat down with Michael and asked her to share how she … [Read more...]
Homeschool Study Room Inspirations
We homeschool our younger daughter, and I've been looking for ideas to revamp her study room. I found a ton of pictures and have gathered a few that are my homeschool study room inspirations. Each has something unique to offer, and they all have a similar theme. If you carefully notice none of these have beds, television or toys, instead you will find bookshelves, globes, maps, white and black boards, and stationary. And, none of them are a not part of the child's bedroom. What I like about … [Read more...]
Product Review – Ozeri 360 Oscillation Tower Fan
Ozeri 360 Oscillation Tower Fan is my first one of the kind that oscillates at 360 degrees! It arrived a few days ago, and I've been putting it to test. And, glad to share my views with you. By far, this is the most stylish fan I own. This Ozeri 360 tower fan is easy to control - there are settings for speed, temperature, mode and automatic shut-off. The LCD screen looks pretty bright and elegant. It also comes with a handy remote control. There are built-in programmable timers which can be … [Read more...]
Refreshing Office Designs
You won't mind working in one of these offices, right? Scroll down, and get an inside look at some of these refreshing office designs! Each being sophisticated, stylish and fun - an alternative to one's desk and closed meeting rooms. The color combinations used here are ideal to keep one alert and be creative. The layout varies from being open to secluded. Succeeding at work depends on several factors, and I strongly feel that the interior design and decor plays a huge role directly or … [Read more...]
Hotel Lobbies – Grand Entrances
Grand hotel entrances urge us to look high and low. We sometimes wonder how to take some of the eye-catching design elements of hotel lobbies back home. The extravagant scale can be hard to visualise in a smaller area, but, several design aspects and techniques used here can apply everywhere. The lighting in well-designed hotel lobbies are typically unique and brings the space together. The same can be true for any room in the house. And, there are a million ways to do this. You have to … [Read more...]
Xeriscaping, Drought Tolerant Land Cover
Xeriscaping - landscape (an area) in a style which requires little or no irrigation. Xeriscaping is a water conservation concept that originated in Colorado and now spreading across the United States. The term Xeriscape is a combination of two Greek words - xeros meaning dry, and scape meaning view. It is not the same as "zero-scaping", where you could fill the land with plants, sand, gravel and rocks. This style purely focuses on greenery. The goal is to create a garden and conserve water or … [Read more...]
Brasilia Sisal Rugs
I've seen Sisal rugs in just about every home decor magazine. I could not wait to feature this in my home! The Brasilia Sisal rug I received arrived quickly, very well-packaged, and exactly as described. I love the look of this rug in my room. It has elegantly blended in with the rest of the decor. The fiber for Sisal rugs come from a type of an agave plant which is spun into a yarn-like material. Therefore, it's natural, renewable, sustainable and biodegradable. As far as texture, it … [Read more...]
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