If you want your sofa and chairs to last make sure that you read this post before you buy your sofa. Here I'll show you how to choose the right fabric for your sofa and chairs like a pro, so that even Lucy, the Wheaten, will have a hard time … READ MORE
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Six Common Mistakes when Buying a Sofa and How to Avoid them
Being a huge Mad Men fan, every time my client is talking about buying a sofa my memory goes back to the episode where Betty Draper installed the fainting couch to the horror of both, her husband and her decorator. I have to … READ MORE
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Lisbon Local Vibe
We had only two days in Lisbon. We weren’t even trying to see everything. But whatever we looked at, we kept our eyes—and our hearts—open. At first, we just wanted to see how Lisbon lives. Because we arrived on Sunday, it seemed like a perfect day to visit a local art fair, have a cup of coffee at a popular neighborhood café, or relax on a park bench after thousands of steps up and down Lisbon’s hills. We were open to surprises. Greenery Everywhere The first thing that caught my eye … READ MORE
A House and Hotel in Venice Full of Hidden Wonders
Trying to be practical this time, I chose Cinque Teste in Venice mainly for its proximity to the train station. Of course, the celebrated Venetian garden right on the property sealed the deal when I booked a room. Getting to Cinque Teste and getting lost. Supposedly, it would only take ten minutes from the train station to get there, which meant a pleasant walk and no porter. I forgot that Venice, unlike other Italian cities, hides its thorns behind the beauty, as nothing there is as it … READ MORE
My Surprising Obsession- Knitting
How My Obsession with Knitting Started A knitting grandmother is an image often associated with a woman over sixty who has nothing better to do. However, today it is not true anymore. People are tired of disposable things that lack soul, so they crave unique, handmade sweaters more than ever. My love story with knitting started when I was nine years old, when I stole a sample notebook from my grandmother. Those samples were meticulously pasted, and they had precise descriptions. Since … READ MORE
