Decoração oriental Há pouco mais de um mês nós publicamos uma matéria sobre organização da casa com a participação da personal organizer Claudia Moura, estão lembrados? Nessa mesma época um dos leitores do Casa de Valentina nos enviou um email com dúvidas sobre como resolver a decoração e organizar o seu quarto, que fica em um república de faculdade. Essa feliz coincidência nos deu uma ideia: fazer uma matéria estilo “Dúvida do Leitor” com as dicas da Claudia. Então aí vai... Primeiro vejam o email que recebemos do Mateus do Nascimento sobre o espaço: “Sou estudante e no momento estou morando praticamente em uma república, porém sempre confiro suas postagens para me inspirar. Agora confira as dicas que a Claudia sugere para o Mateus: "Olá Mateus, O pilar da organização é que todas as coisas (TODAS) tenham o seu lugar. De acordo com o seu e-mail você precisa organizar neste ambiente: roupas, sapatos, roupas de cama e banho, livros, televisão, frigobar e computador, certo?
Food Librarian Broken Glass Jello Ever since I made the 5-layer Jello for Valentine's Day, I've been craving Jello. Recently, my friend gave me great notecards from JustJennDesign. On her site, she has a recipe for Broken Glass Jello. Broken Glass Jello (Adapted from JustJenn) Printable Recipe Here 4 small boxes (3 oz. each) of Jell-O or store brand "gelatin dessert" in different colors. 1 (14 oz.) can sweetened condensed milk (don't get evaporated milk) 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin (that Knox stuff) For each flavor, dissolve one box of jello in one cup of boiling water. Please note: Only add 1 cup of water to each box of colored Jello. After chilling the four flavors, cut them into small blocks. Carefully mix the blocks in a 9 x 13 pan. In a separate bowl, sprinkle 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin into 1/2 cup cold water. Cut into blocks or shapes and serve! Thanks JustJenn for this fantastic recipe and inspiration!
Interior del día | Casa Haus Interior del día Posted on 04 June 2012 by Rocio Hace mucho no me pasaba que una foto de interior me enloqueciera de esta manera. Un dormitorio relativamente sencillo, ¡pero qué dormitorio, señores! It had been a while since I had felt such an excitement for a single interior picture, like today. imagen: Clayton Hauck para Builder Like this: Like Loading... Rain Barrels, Chicken Coops, and Solar Panels To make all of these Instructables, download this collection of How To’s as an ebook. Download » Welcome to Rain Barrels, Chicken Coops, and Solar Panels: projects to get you off the grid, a collection of awesome do-it-yourself projects from Instructables.com! The Instructables editors have chosen some of our best do-it-yourself off-the-grid projects to educate and inspire you to make great things with easily-available tools. Instructables is the most popular project-sharing community on the Internet. Since August 2005, Instructables has provided easy publishing tools to enable passionate, creative people to share their most innovative projects, recipes, skills, and ideas.
Refined Vintage Furniture Items Made Out of Old Trunks Furniture can be born in a variety of ways, some more crazy and unusual than others. For today we would like to share this creative collection found on Restoration Hardware, a company that has quite a few interesting items on display. Richard’s Trunks represents a series of furniture items made up of old trunks. “A vintage English steamer trunk, once belonging to a traveler named Tom Richards, inspired our exactingly reproduced trunks, tables, desks and bookcase”- stated the manufacturer. The collection looks amazing and each of the units comes with integrated storage space.
How To Make Your Own Home-Made Vanilla Extract Please Share This Page: Google + stumbleupon tumblr reddit If you are a first-time visitor, please be sure to like us on Facebook and receive our exciting and innovative tutorials on herbs and natural health topics! Today’s post is a super-easy and fun way to make a vanilla extract. You will need – 8oz vodka 6 vanilla pods (organic is best of course) Put the pods in the vodka and leave in a closed, labeled bottle / jar for six weeks. That’s it! Notes – 1) Making this extract should of course be done by an adult or with adult supervision as there is alcohol involved. 2) Important – this is not “Vanilla Vodka”. 3) To make sure no-one else attempts to take a swig, please don’t use the original vodka bottle for your extract! 4) As this is a natural home-made herbal product, the final strength will not be “standardized” and so the amount needed may be different from that called for by recipes.
Fieldstone Hill Design » Blog Archive » objects :: still suzani Suzani has been a decor trend for quite some time now. But I am still loving Suzani. “Suzani is a type of embroidered and decorative tribal textile made in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries. Suzanis usually have a cotton (sometimes silk) fabric base, which is embroidered in silk or cotton thread. Popular design motifs include sun and moon disks, flowers (especially tulips, carnations, and irises), leaves and vines, fruits (especially pomegranates), and occasional fish and birds.” – {see wikipedia for more} For me, Suzani is not so much a trend as it is a way of bringing beautiful, hand-embroidered, world influenced flair into your home. Here are some beautiful uses of this timeless fabric: Dongia fabric is used on the chairs. The same Dongia fabric is used here in a fantastic way. Here a Suzani fabric that is simply draped over a desk/vanity. Similarly, this Suzani is draped on a dining room table, adding detailed earthy-ness to a very elegant space.
A completely renovated first apartment Pages Search Eames Lounge Chair, Barcelona Chair, Marble Tulip Tables - Exclusive at Rove Concepts Colorado real estate and homes Kim's personal links MY FAVOURITE DECOR SHOPS IN OTTAWA kitchen remodel in my last house my twin sister's mostly kid's rooms decor blog « WINKS | Main | Valerie and Alan's bathroom remodel » Friday Aug132010 A completely renovated first apartment Posted on Fri, 13 Aug 2010 by kim 540 Comments We received an email from Ron and it started off like this: "I'm 27 years old and live in Tel Aviv Israel, currently an industrial design student. And some info on what went on after they had their way with their new apartment: "In short we re-did the whole place:Tore down the wall in the kitchen opening it up to the living room and dining area. I cannot even put into words how in awe I am of Ron's talent. And SO MUCH MORE after the jump. Reader Comments (540) Wow! 13 Aug 2010 | Mike The green bedroom is fabulous! Michelle Okay, that faucet/towel rack in the bathroom is genius! Erin Racu ab m
Designer Spotlight: Jessica Helgerson – Fresh Home Blog I’m really excited about this new feature on Blog: the Designer Spotlight. I’ll be featuring the best and brightest new designers across the country and the ingenious houses they’re working on. First up, Jessica Helgerson Interior Design . I met Jessica when I lived in Portland, Oregon. I was initially drawn to her work since she focuses on eco-friendly design: She uses natural materials, like reclaimed and sustainably harvested wood, bamboo, naturally pigmented plasters, antiques, vintage furniture and organic textiles. Plus, she only uses non-toxic paints and finishes. I got the pleasure of touring the following two homes Jessica and her team recently completed. They then added box beams in the dining room and stained all the woodwork and floors on the first floor a dark ebony: They kept the upstairs bright and airy, but used extra bedrooms for functional purposes, like a music room and a guest bedroom/yoga studio: I adore the Moroccan light in the master bedroom: Beautiful, right?