Decorating Cents

Good morning friends! I have joined some of my favorite blogging ladies for #4daysoforganizing. We are all sharing some tips on organizing our homes in the new year. If you are visiting from The Handy Home Girl , welcome! Come on in! If you are like me, I have decided that I need to get my home in order. I like to think of myself as an organized person but there are many areas of my home that I lack a system for. The first being my pantry but that is going to take more time than I have right now. I have decided that I will start with the linen closet in our master bathroom. The before isn't horrible but you can see that we just kind of tossed things in without thought. We knew where things were. Having wire shelves can prove to be difficult because things fall between the cracks and bottles don't sit up straight. It is frustrating to balance a small bottle just right on the shelf. The first thing I did was pull everything out of the closet. I did this so I ...

Good morning friends. Welcome to the first round of Get The Look of 2018! I love this series on the blog. This is a way for me to share with you a beautiful room and give you sources on how to re-create it for yourself using affordable pieces. Today I'm showing you this transitional den. Transitional style is a blend of traditional and modern. This room does it perfectly. You've got the fun and modern rug and wall treatment along with the nail head details of the office chair.   Houzz This room was so fun to put together. The fun colors make this a great hangout spot for the family. The navy sofa and chair are classic but takes on a modern approach when you add in the rug and wall treatment. Here's my version using some similiar options. rug / sofa / pouf / world map canvas / light / desk / desk chair / removable wallpaper Interested on getting a new look for your home? Contact me today for E-design . I would love to help!   You're re...

Have you noticed the belly basket popping up everywhere lately? If you're on Instagram, there is no missing them. These popular collapsible baskets are taking over. They were traditionally made to carry rice in from the field to the market. Not anymore friends. source There's no denying their simple structure that goes with any style of decor. They are versatile and can be used for anything. Toy storage, blanket holder, planter, you name it. I personally love seeing them as planters. It brings the interior style up a notch .   source source source source   source I love seeing fun details added to them. Like these cute poms.   source   Or dipped bottoms for a splash of color. source What's your take on this stylish storage solution? Are you a fan?   You're reading Trending: Belly Baskets b y Andrea, originally posted on Decorating Cents .  If you've enjoyed this post, be sure to follow Andrea on Facebook ,...

Last week we talked about refreshing your home after the Christmas decor comes down. Well, what better way to refresh your home than with new throw pillows? Pillows instantly and easily give your room a new look. I'm a huge fan of pillow covers because you can take them off for washing and switching things up. Covers can also be cheaper than pillows. I've pulled some choices together that can help you refresh your space! I may be a little partial to blues! 1 / 2 / 3 4 / 5 / 6 7 / 8 / 9 10 / 11 / 12 Don't forget to grab yourself some pillow inserts. I prefer down feathered inserts. They can be re-fluffed and don't go flat like polyester inserts. What's your favorite source for pillow covers?   You're reading Refresh With Throw Pillows b y Andrea, originally posted on Decorating Cents .  If you've enjoyed this post, be sure to follow Andrea on Facebook , Pinterest , Bloglovin , Instagram , and Hometalk .

One of those tricky transition periods is after Christmas when all the decorations come down. We take down our trees and ornaments and are left with what feels like a blank slate. It can almost feel empty where the tree once was. For myself, I took it as a chance to de-clutter and purge a lot of the old Christmas items I hadn't used in years. There were also many regular home decor items I was holding on to but really had no need for. My style has changed over the years and I knew I wasn't going to use them. I have a few tips on decorating your home for winter. 1. Use natural elements I think one of the things that can stay during winter is the greenery. We've already used these things for Christmas so by removing the ornaments and color, we are prolonging their use. Wreaths and garland add a nice touch of outdoors. Branches are also a great way to bring the outdoors in. source source   source   2. Bring in cozy pillows and throws Ther...

Happy New Year! Yes, I know it's been a hot minute since I posted. The first post of the year is about where I want my blog to go this year. Last year's motto was "Make It Happen". You read all about it in this post . I started this blog to share home projects and gain inspiration from other Home Decor and DIY blogs. This was just supposed to be an outlet and a way for me to express my love for the growing decor ideas in my head. With the growing of Instagram and all the pretty pictures, I realized that home decor is my passion. It is totally rocking my world. I want to do this for a living. As a career. So my word for the year is Action. Webster's definition of ACTION: A thing done. The accomplishment of a thing over a period of time. An act of will. It's time for me to take action and take a leap of faith. Last year I launched E-design and took on a few clients. I'm ready to bust this thing wide open. I want my inbox to be flooded w...