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A BIG Something Extra
The handsome sedan you are looking at is called an AMG C63. If you are thinking that it is instead a Mercedes-Benz, you are correct--but only partially.
Signature: Christie Asai
My oil paintings consist of classical elements in a contemporary design. My main focus is studying the expressions of light and the relationship of color.
Trading Spaces Decorator Becomes ‘Techorator’
New consumer research shows that 70 percent of people don’t know how to make their new electronics fit seamlessly into their home décor.
Art Support
Glass is more a physical state than a material; it’s formed when a material is melted and cooled without forming crystals.
Organization In A Wired World
If you’re like most people, you’ve got an expanding world of gadgets and electronics creeping into your everyday life--and all that technology has found its way into your personal space.
Doubling Up
There’s good news for kids who have to share a bedroom! With the right furniture and a few design tricks, it is possible to have your own space--even while sharing it with someone else.
When Buster Gets Bored
Imagine sitting in one room for eight hours every day. You are not allowed to watch TV or do any activities. There’s no one to socialize with. You can’t even go to the bathroom.
Mortgages Going Green?
These days, everything seems to be going “green,” and now home mortgages are no exception.
Sleeping In Style
It doesn’t require the sensitivities of a princess sleeping on a mattress under which a suspicious queen has placed a pea to realize…
Artful Pots
Myths and legends abound about fairies living in pots, and ancient Greeks and Romans used pots to store water, grain, and precious oils.
Jewelry For Your Furniture
You may well wonder as you dress for a special event some evening what type of necklace to wear to finish your ensemble.
Full Steam Ahead
They almost seem like dream machines. The new steam cleaners sound like the best thing to happen to housework since Rosie the Robot.
Signature: Bart Vargas
The majority of my sculptures and paintings are constructed out of salvaged materials and trash from the Omaha area.
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