Budget Decorating

Antiques and Collectibles: The Design Periods, written by expert Barbara Nicholson Bell, is the perfect reference for 18th through 20th century furniture collectors. It's an invaluable source for students of recent antique history who wish to place furniture and architectural styles within the larger scope of history through time.

This e-Book starts with a guide to ID marks and backstamps, but really kicks in with Nelson's advice for buyers at flea markets, thrift stores and antique malls.

This fascinating mini-course instructs the student to best set off your home, improve your health and design the best houseplant feng shui for your goals.

Spring is here, and it's time to redecorate. But before you start pulling out the pastel linens, make sure you tackle the toughest job of all: a massive spring cleaning for every corner of your home.

This year's Heart of Country show brought together more than 250 antique dealers and scores of Country style antique enthusiasts. Read about my trip to the legendary Nashville show here.

The year 2001 is behind us now--a year full of joy and tragedy and change. Find out which decorating styles and ideas were hottest in 2001 in my decorating wrapup.

Feeling too rushed and too low on cash to decorate this season? Try some of these simple, low-cost Christmas decorating ideas.

Ready for holiday gift shopping? Forget the mall! You can find budget-conscious home decor gifts in other places. Read all about it right here.

Once you've found a contractor and have an estimate, it's time to think about making your budget S-T-R-E-T-C-H as far as it can. Here are a few tips to help you do it.

The mere thought of a major remodeling project is something many people can't face without breaking into hives. But wait-remodeling doesn't have to be a nightmare! Check out my tips for making your remodeling project almost bearable, fresh from my own experiences this summer.