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Now, everybody should be able to manage this. You don't have to be a jetsetter or one of the top 1%. You just need creativity and a discerning eye. And patience!
Unfortunately, the author forgot to write captions for the photos but you can tell which is the Before and which is the After.
Now, everybody should be able to manage this. You don't have to be a jetsetter or one of the top 1%. You just need creativity and a discerning eye. And patience!
You're forgetting that not everybody has creativity or a discerning eye...
You're forgetting that not everybody has creativity or a discerning eye...
For those like me who lack the interior design or creativity gene, there are magazines (or the interwebs). Cut out pictures of things you like and try to copy them. I get a Do It Yourself magazine from Better Homes and they have all kinds of fairly easy projects one could try.
Take measurements of spaces in your home where you might use something new and keep them in a little notebook in your purse, along with a tape measure. then if you come upon something that might work in your space, your ready.
Yesterday when I was out, speakin' of which, there was a pretty old armchair on the side of the road 'free.' It was wood, as far as I could tell, the upholtery was in terrible shape but I could see those brass tacks/rivets so figured it must have been a nice piece at one time. If I'd had a place for it, I would have gotten out of the car and taken a further look.
Now, everybody should be able to manage this. You don't have to be a jetsetter or one of the top 1%. You just need creativity and a discerning eye. And patience!
Unfortunately, the author forgot to write captions for the photos but you can tell which is the Before and which is the After.
What did she spend $6600 on? I see a bunch of thrift store furniture that cost well under $2000.
Am I missing something?
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