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I would try getting some foam-core boards and cutting them to the shape of the inside window sill. You could store them somewhere during the day and wedge them in the window at night.

Or maybe build a frame from light-weight wood slats to fit the window and staple to it some black-out cloth, just like prepping a canvas for painting. If it's light enough, you could tack up some small nails to hang the frames that wouldn't be too obvious in the daytime.

But if you have aluminum window frames, the magnet idea is great. Please share the pictures of what you use!

I just moved a floor lamp into the kitchen and the warm, incandescent light makes a huge difference. Now it's so cozy to work on crafts on the kitchen table near the oven which I'm using a lot more lately.

I'd suggest shifting the focus from the living room into the kitchen for these dark months.

I've been trying to figure out how to do this in my bathroom. Unfortunately there are large "scribbles" of wallpaper glue on the ceiling that have been painted over many times now. Right ow it's very unsightly.
Any tips on what I can do?

I have a few sets, all gathered from thrift stores.
I have never liked the flutes - they seemed designed for people with bobbed noses only.
I have no trouble with escaping bubbles using my vintage glasses. Maybe I just drink too quickly!

There IS more out there than just MCM. There is a tendency to contribute negative comments when homes decorated in other styles are shown on AT. I doubt those offering these photos feel very encouraged, therefore MCM is featured a lot.

I try to comment when I see something I like, hoping to keep encouraging diversity here at my favorite design site.

I covered my kitchen and bathroom cupboards with white contact paper. I couldn't get it to look good on the rounded wood trim, but it looks like its there for contrast.

Bonus: it makes the kitchen a LOT easier to clean.

Cliff's has a good assortment, and surprisingly so does Target.

Somehow, they packed a claw foot tub into the teeny tiny bathroom of my teeny tiny rental studio. And I am so so happy - seeing it was my "I'll take it!" moment.

The couch in the first photo is absolutely gorgeous. Its so warm and inviting that it balances the cool colors nicely.

(Honestly, it's one of the most beautiful objects I've ever seen.)

Its a little too flat to work as a bear-skin rug.

I wouldn't mind a few of those blankets, though. Beautiful pattern.

Beautiful