Guest what? I'm clearing out my bookshelves, which are loaded with an overwhelming number of interior design coffee-table books, and so I'm giving one lucky reader the chance to snag the 10 titles listed below. Yes, 10. Please note that of course I've flipped through the books very gently, but I promise, promise, promise that they're all just like new.
To enter this giveaway, leave a comment here that briefly explains one decorating tip you've learned from reading an interior design book and also follow me on Twitter via @decormusings (if you're not already doing so).
The deadline to enter is noon ET on Friday, Jan. 13. By the way, you must live in the good old U.S. of A. Good luck! I can't wait to pick a winner.
The 10 Books I'm Giving Away:
Photo: Lonny
10 comments:
From reading several design books, I have learned about color palettes & zen of each room. It is important the colors align with the feelings of the room. Also learned you can mix high end with low end pieces.
Odd numbers of items are appealing in display.
And yes, I'm a twitter follower!
I have learned to not to be afraid of color and brighten up my home!
I learned how to incorporate many patterns together. You take a print, then find another print half that size, and the third must be a very small muted design. It creates a more collected over time feel.
xo
kimberly.long at gmail dot com
I love a good coffee table book!
Mr. Goodwill Hunting
Don't forget the 5th wall. My living room ceiling is painted an awesome saddel brown. I love it.
Take risks!
Using brighter paint colors can open up a room
I have learned that collecting different treasures from your travels is a good way to bring character to your home.
MyersMaison.blogspot.com
Painting the ceiling a dark color does not make a room feel smaller!
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