House Of Gold

Either sex or gender your children are, among the pictures we put together you will find some you would like, and they would love to have in their room. So we found creative and awesome ideas to accommodate your boys, to inspire your girls’ delight or maybe both! No matter if you are looking into creating an effective use of space to fit everything a child might need in their bedroom or you want the biggest bunk bed available, you might just find exactly what you need here (or at least find the inspiration.) A cool design will make your children happy and will make you proud of the final décor to show your (and their) friends. Regular bunk beds are too boring, it is time to innovate with great out-of-the-box bunks, and these bunk bed decorating ideas might just do the trick. With these suggestions we are about to give you, you may even give your kids the loft they didn’t even know they wanted. This post is meant to have parents’, tutors’ and children’s ideas of what bunk beds loo...

Whether you struggle with restless nights or have no trouble sleeping, a serene atmosphere in your bedroom is always beneficial. Adding plants to your bedroom is one of the easiest ways to give your sleep palace a pick-me-up. Not only will they add natural beauty to your home, but if you know the best bedroom plants, you just might get better quality sleep. Perhaps you’ve already placed plants on your desk to brighten up your workplace, and maybe you have some fresh herbs in your kitchen. Naturally, it’s now time to bring the beauty of the great outdoors into your bedroom as a way to help improve your nights (and mornings). But opinions vary on how beneficial plants in your sleep space are. For instance, Feng Shui Nexus notes that plants in the bedroom are counterintuitive to feng shui because they produce energy. But even with that in mind, it seems like the pros outweigh the cons — and you may want that peaceful energy the plants give off. Plus, the UK’s Daily Mail reported t...

This family was looking to settle into a 100-year-old farmhouse here in the Waco area after living out of the country for 17 years. They loved the home’s character, but also wanted to infuse their eclectic style into it. I love the living room in this home because of the way we were able to feature collectibles from their world travels, while also establishing a twist on classic farmhouse style. PUT YOUR FAVORITES ON DISPLAY I drew so much of my design inspiration from the mementos the family collected while living abroad. These pieces come with great memories and stories which make them perfect additions to the living space. Bringing details like this into a design make even a new house feel lived in. A PLAY ON COLOR I wanted to make sure that displaying so many of the family’s fun finds didn’t make the room feel cluttered. To achieve this, I stuck with white walls and a mix of both light colored and leather furniture for a neutral base. I wanted to bring in color and a m...

After a long winter, spring cleaning might not be the thing you’re most looking forward to when it comes to a change of seasons. And you’ve probably mastered the basics of scrubbing, scouring and dusting over a lifetime of maintaining a household. Instead, in this guide we asked some cleaning and organizational experts for their advice on easy ways to “spring clean” your health with small tweaks to your home. Here’s their advice. Declutter. Spring is a great time to declutter your home. My family and I use the “one-year” rule. We go room by room looking at all the stuff of life that has accumulated and ask ourselves, “Have we used this in the last year?” If the answer is no, we donate it to a local charity. It’s hard at first, but you’d be amazed at how good decluttering your life feels!” —    Derek Hales, founder of ModernCastle.com Create a fall-free environment. Toss or donate room carpets that slide easily if there’s someone in your home who has balance o...

As soon as that blistering, cold weather disappears, we think it’s about time to step outside and enjoy some serious sunshine! And because everyone knows that home is the best place to unwind, we’re sharing our top 15 ways to spruce up your backyard patio, just in time for spring. These projects won’t break the bank—they are ALL DIY and, best of all, are easy to complete! 1. Fire Pit This fire pit will add a serious surge of warmth to those chillier nights. Bonus: It also doubles as the perfect place to sit around and make s’mores! 2. Porch Swing Bed Just as relaxing as a hammock, but about a HUNDRED times easier to climb out of! 3. Tequila Bottle Hummingbird Feeder We love this shabby chic hummingbird feeder project because it literally requires you to enjoy a couple of your signature margaritas before you get to making it. Score! 4. Stone Fountain Looking to add some much-needed serenity to your outdoor space? If so, this trickling stone fountain w...