zeldina's Profile
| Display Name: | zeldina |
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| Member Since: | 4/21/09 |
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Aside from the versatile "Snake Plant", you could try a "Peace Lily" or "Pothos Ivy". Both of these do well in low-light conditions. Good luck! House Plant that Thrives in VERY Low Light? Good Questions | Apartment Therapy New York |
4/28/10 3:43 PM |
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I like using mirrors or any reflective surfaces,and adding in light sources for the light to bounce off of.Anything to give the illusion of added space is great!I also try to "purge" as much as possible, but with decorative things that I love/have sentimental value, I decided to buy a cabinet to showcase them into collections. This way I can see them without having them scattered throughout my space and adding visual clutter. What Is Your Best Design Tip or Strategy for Small Spaces? | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest |
4/28/10 3:03 PM |
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I love giving friends,etc. beeswax or soy candles made with essential oils. What Host/Hostess Gifts Are You Giving This Year? | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest |
11/12/09 3:57 PM |
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Wayoutwax.com sells lots of soy candles scented with essential oils. Also,I love the beeswax candles available at: bigdipperwaxworks.com. They're also selling a good selection at Whole Foods. Enjoy! Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Good Online Source For All-Natural Candles? Good Question |
10/27/09 4:41 PM |
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Center for Ecoliteracy strives to educate future generations, so that there will be a planet to protect and preserve for many generations to come. Education is the only hope for REAL change! Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Help Us Give 1% To The Planet: Vote For Your Favorite! |
4/21/09 10:20 PM |
