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Whether you live in the country, have a second home in the mountains or just like the rustic decorating style, you can give your bathroom into a warm and inviting rustic treatment with these great ideas, tips and photos.

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Southern living homes are the ultimate in style, practicality and American architectural history. Learn more about Antebellum and Southern living house designs.

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Decorating your teen girl’s room can be a fun project for moms and daughters to enjoy together but a teenager should have plenty of say in how her room looks!

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One of the most important aspects of a home theater doesn’t even involve the TV, the DVD player, the projectors or even anything electronic; think comfort and home theater seating suddenly becomes the central piece of equipment in your home media room!

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There are many types and styles of shower faucets, but the most common is a wall-mount faucet over the drain. Learn about body sprays, automated temperature controls and more in our shower faucet guide.

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Ever wonder what your home might look like in another 30 years? Here’s your chance to have a sneak peek into the future of home design!

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Countertop selection is an important part of designing or remodeling your kitchen. Should you go with Granite or natural stone, ceramic tile or an engineered countertop material? Read on to learn what you should look for when picking countertops for your kitchen.

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Since granite countertops are naturally porous, they can stain, but with regular cleaning and maintenance it is not much of a concern. Learn why granite is such a popular material for countertop surfaces in today’s home kitchen.

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Choosing colors for you bedroom is very personal. Color has a huge affect on the mind and your mood, so understanding the psychology of color can help guide you in selecting the best color scheme for your bedroom!

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A Tuscan style bathroom should use natural materials and can be either understated like a typical farmhouse in Tuscany or grand like an Italian Villa. Colors of the sea, earth and pastoral fields of the Tuscan countryside are typical.

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If you work from home, then designing, setting up and decorating your home office will make a big difference in how happy you are with your working environment.

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From specialized work stations to cabinetry that looks more like fine furniture, trends in kitchen design are changing rapidly. Read more about today’s top kitchen trends.

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The first true A-frame house was built in 1957. Since then, it has become a popular style for cottages, particularly in cold regions with a lot of snow.
The distinctive roof with its steep slope make it well suited for snowy climates. However, the roof shape makes the interior fairly small, so the style isn’t well [...]

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Bungalow style architecture has many offshoots. This style developed in the early 20th century and was heavily influenced by the architecture found in Indian summer homes.
The Bungalow is defined as a small home, one and a half stories tall, with an affordable and efficient floor plan. Design wise, it can be influenced by almost any [...]

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Tudor Revival homes first gained popularity in the late 1800s and are still commonly built today.
Because it integrates many medieval elements, the style is sometimes called Medieval Revival. It’s also sometimes called Tudorbethan or Mock Tudor.
Tudor Revival homes may be small in size like a medieval cottage or grand structures reminiscent of a medieval castle.
They [...]

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