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My love of fall is reflected in my home as the décor transitions from its summer linens and pastels to warm, colorful and cozy. I do the transition gradually; there’s no need to disrupt my living space nor my budget. Here I have five easy-to-do changes to share with you so that you also may celebrate the splendor of the season in your home. 

It’s a perfect time to spruce up your home. One of the best ways to brighten up those dreary January days is to browse through magazines, catalogs and retail establishments looking to see what you can do to change your décor. Can be a few little touches, can be a major renovation. 

February is the shortest month, but darn if it doesn’t feel like the longest! I dislike wishing my life away. The months and years go by too fast as it is. So I decided to enjoy February. After all, there are good things about February. Here are a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing!

Who said Christmas has to be red and green? And why do we follow along mindlessly? It’s possible to decorate without red and green while retaining the Christmas spirit and having a home that is welcoming to your guests.

It isn’t simply the cost of the furniture and furnishings that makes a décor upscale. Haven’t we all seen those homes that are tacky and tasteless, regardless of how much money has been poured into the interior design? The next time that you are in a home that is elegant and tasteful, notice that it is the details that make the difference.