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Interior Design Tips How to make your very own tablecloth If you are a creative person who loves interior design then you are sure to love finding out how you can make your very own home-made tablecloth. If you’ve just moved into a new house with your partner then you are sure to have already looked at various home design websites similar to ours. However, if you are still in need of some interior design inspiration, then we hope that you enjoy reading our quick guide to making your own tablecloth. As the owner of a brand new house, you are sure to have already looked into insuring your property and possessions. Whether you are thinking about visiting http://www.rac.co.uk/home-insurance/ or signing up with Direct Line, be sure to look around and do your research in order to get the best deal. There is no better feeling than being safe in the knowledge that everything from your oven to your tablecloth will be covered under your insurance. Here’s how you can add a touch of glamour to your dining room by making your own tablecloth. Equipment: Tape measure Scissors Fabric marker Silk or satin fabric Iron Thread Begin by buying a few metres of lovely silk or satin material. Then measure your dining table and use the measurements to outline the shape onto your material using a fabric marker pen. Add one inch to your measurements then carefully cut the shape out. Fold the extra inch of material over and iron it down to make a crease. Sew the fold down using thread which matches the tablecloth. Then turn it over and iron out any other creases. Add some glamour to your tablecloth by sewing on some sequins or some velvet thread along the hemline. You could even find an iron-on pattern for the centre of the tablecloth or even design your own. Tips for designing a house I have often heard it said from people that design and build their own homes that you don’t really get it right until you build your third house! Now that would be a luxury wouldn’t it? To get three chances to design your own house. There is also a saying among builders “Measure twice – Cut Once” The point about this is that you need to really plan beforehand. By planning I don’t mean a set of elaborate plans copied from some fancy magazines. Here are some handy tips for designing a house from personal experience. - Brainstorm: With your spouse, partner and/or children, write down all of the thing you will be doing in your new home. Use verbs rather than nouns. e.g. sleeping, eating, playing rather that bedroom, dining room or play room. Think in terms of “spaces”. This is the space for eating, sleeping etc. Ideally use a mind map. Be creative. Don’t rule anything out just yet based on cost or planning restrictions. Start off big and scale down as necessary later on. - Design from the inside out: Most people look at how other people’s houses look like as they drive past. You will be living in your house. Most of the time you will be inside looking out. A friend of mine, architect Peter Cowman used a concept called the “headspace” which was a mock-up of you house plan large enough for you to put you head in underneath and look out though the doors and windows. - Design with you senses: - Sight is the most obvious one, views of course are important but also light. - Hearing: Are there noises that you want to avoid like traffic or noises that are pleasing. Is it possible to provide a buffer from noise pollution by planting trees which in turn will attract birds. - Smell: If you live in a natural house like me, your home will have a beautiful aroma. Be concious of aromas and smells that will be present in your new home. Also plan to avoid odours. - Touch: How will your house feel? Concrete-built house will be cold to touch. What will it be like to walk barefoot in your home. Timber can be pleasing but sometimes heavily varnished wood can feel cold do perhaps consider underfloor heating - Taste: Well unless you are thinking of using gingerbread dough as a building material, you won’t be able to taste your house. You will however be spending quite a bit of time eating so consider creating a connection between food and your home by having a garden or by planting indoors. - Sixth Sense: OK even if you are not into the paranormal, do try and get a feel for the site that you will be building on. Notice buildings that you visit like the bank or church. What is the feeling that you would like to have in your home. Some houses that I have visited feel more like shopping malls or art galleries than homes. - Visualise: Try and visualise yourself living in your home not just to when you move in but also when you are older. If you have children or plan to have children how will the house be for them. What if your circumstances change such as unemployment. Is there a space in the house that you could set up a small business. - When you complete the brainstorming process, try and group ideas and activities and start to create spaces for activities. Remember not every activity needs a separate room. - Scale down: Your first attempt at sketching a plan is likely to send your project flying over budget. But consider “Occam’s razor” and cut out what you don’t need. Do you really need five bathrooms! Are there more fun things that could be achieved with just two or even one? Corridors are wasted space in a home? Eating can be so much more fun in a large kitchen rather than in a separate dining room (unless of course you have a team of servants!) Larger houses involve more expense in heating and cleaning. - You might not consider yourself an environmentalist but that is no reason to avoid the writing on the wall. Sustainable construction will be cheaper in the long run by far and you might retain some respect from your children and grandchildren for “doing the right thing” Image: ddpavumba / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Tips for a cosy home Shannon and Dean Acheson are a Canadian Couple who operate a the blog www.akadesign.ca. They are DIY addicts who like to share their thrifty ideas for interior design. They recently wrote an eBook entitled Welcome Home. WELCOME HOME – Tips, tricks & ideas for creating a beautifully cosy home is full of tips, tricks and ideas for creating a beautifully cosy home. Click here to visit Welcome Home ebook. Much like other books, Welcome Home is broken up into sections: Begin at the Beginning, Inspiration and Preparation, and Nitty Gritty. Begin at the Beginning tells you what to do first. Where to start creating a beautifully cozy home. The do’s and don’ts of decorating as well as 3 elements that make for a great space. Inspiration and Preparation leads you to a few sources of inspiration and then once you’ve found inspiration, we tell what to do with it and how to use it. And finally the third section gets to the Nitty Gritty hands on decorating with small space decorating ideas, budget decorating tricks and bargain shopping tips. We also include our how-to step-by-steps for finishing furniture (plus a great resource for refinishing furniture like the pros), plus what to have in your decorator tool box and a whole list of 30-minute home improvement projects To find out more Click here to visit Welcome Home ebook. House Design Service House Design Service House Design Online can arrange for one of our Design Technicians to contact you directly and guide you through the design process. We encourage all our clients to consider building sustainably and it is important that this is incorporated into the design process. We also work closely with sustainable building contractors and can arrange a consultation from experts in the field of renewable energy and sustainable Design. At the moment our House Design Service is available only in Ireland but as we develop our network we will be making this service available in other countries. In most cases you will require the services of qualified architects and engineers to assist in bringing your building project to completion. We can advise you in choosing the best professional and at the same time staying in control of your home design and most importantly your budget By using an online environment to design your home, you can design your house from the comfort of your own home To Find out more CONTACT US toaday Image: Naypong / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Passive Solar House The Passive Solar House is one in which is designed so that the materials used in it’s construction effectively collect, store and distribute solar energy as heat. Conversely a Passive Solar House will reduce the level of heat within the house in summer. Passive Solar House Design (or Climatic Design) don’t require Active Solar Heating systems. The design principles focus on the site location and layout of the house, local climatic conditions and the materials used in construction. Passive Solar Design can also be applied through the retrofitting of older houses. Find out more in “The Passive Solar House” Book. Click on the book image to the left for more information on purchasing book Image: xedos4 / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Passive House Design A Passive house or Passivhaus is one that is designed and constructed so that it requires very little energy to heat or light
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Interijer Dizajn Savjeti Kako napraviti svoj vlastiti vrlo stolnjak Ako ste kreativna osoba koja voli dizajn interijera onda ste sigurni da ljubav saznate kako možete napraviti svoj vlastiti vrlo domaće stolnjaka. Ako ste upravo preselio u novu kuću s partnerom, onda ste sigurno već gledali na raznim web stranicama Home Design slične našima. Međutim, ako ste još uvijek u potrebi nekog dizajn interijera inspiracije, a zatim se nadamo da ćete uživati čitajući naš vodič za brzu izradu vlastite stolnjaka. Kao vlasnik potpuno nove kuće, vi ste sigurni da su već gledali u osiguranje svoje imovine i imovine. Da li ste mislili o posjeti http://www.rac.co.uk/home-insurance/~~dobj ili prijave s izravnoj liniji, svakako bacite pogled i učiniti vaše istraživanje kako bi dobili najbolju ponudu. Nema boljeg osjećaja nego biti siguran u spoznaji da je sve iz vaše pećnice na stolnjaku će biti obuhvaćena u okviru svoje osiguranje. Evo kako možete dodati dašak glamura na svoju blagovaonicu tako što svoj stolnjak. Oprema: Krojački santimetar Škare Fabric marker Svila i saten tkanine Željezo Nit Započnite kupnjom nekoliko metara od lijepe svile ili satena materijal. Zatim izmjeriti svoj stol blagovaonicu i koristiti mjere kako bi se istaknula oblik na vašem materijala pomoću olovke tkanina marker. Dodaj jedan centimetar svojim mjerenjima zatim pažljivo izrezati oblik van. Preklopite dodatni centimetar materijalu i željezo dolje napraviti nabor. Šivati i preklopiti pomoću nit koja odgovara stolnjaka. Zatim ga okrenite i željezo iz bilo koje druge nabora. Dodajte malo glamura na stolnjaku šivanjem na nekim šljokicama ili nekim baršun nit uz hemline. Možete čak i naći željeza na uzorak za sredinu stolnjaka pa čak i dizajnirati svoje vlastite. Savjeti za ugodan dom Shannon i Dean Acheson su kanadski par koji djeluju blog www.akadesign.ca . Oni su DIY ovisnici koji žele podijeliti svoje štedljivih ideje za dizajn interijera. Oni su nedavno napisao knjigu pod nazivom Welcome Home . WELCOME HOME - Savjeti, trikovi i ideje za stvaranje lijepo udoban dom je pun savjeta, trikova i ideja za stvaranje lijepo udoban dom. Kliknite ovdje da posjetite Welcome Home knjiga. Slično kao i druge knjige, Welcome Home je razbijena na dijelove: Počnite na početku, nadahnuća i pripremu, a Nitty Gritty. Počnite na početku vam kaže što učiniti prvi. Gdje početi stvarati lijepo udoban dom. Učiniti i don'ts za uređenje, kao i 3 elementa koji čine za veliki prostor. Inspiracija i priprema vas vodi na nekoliko izvora nadahnuća i onda kada ste pronašli inspiraciju, možemo reći što učiniti s njim i kako ga koristiti. I na kraju treći dio dobiva na Nitty Gritty ruke na uređenje s malim svemirskim ukrašavanja ideja, proračunskih uređenje trikove i povoljnim trgovačkih savjete. Mi također uključuju naše kako-da-po-korak koraka za završnu obradu namještaja (plus veliki resurs za obnove namještaja poput pro), plus što imati u svom okviru dekoraciju alata i cijeli popis od 30-ak minuta projekata home poboljšanje Da biste saznali više Kliknite ovdje da posjetite Welcome Home knjiga.Pročitajte više