Decorating

You can purchase paper lanterns for a reasonable price at craft stores such as Michael's. You can also buy it in bulk online and get it for a cheaper price.

Black works great as a contrast to the orange, but it depends on how bright the color is.

Depending on the sub-flooring and the quality of the linoleum the job will be easy or a "Bear." It really isn't the floor covering that is difficult it is the adhesive used. the linoleum should come off relatively with little effort it is the adhesive that is tough.

Depending on your situation and the condition of the floor structure, consider using a razor to remove small areas that are bubbled or curling, then fill in those areas to level and then consider adding another layer of 1/4 inch plywood to supply a new base for your replacement flooring.

If the addition of a new underlayment is not an option, scraping the existing adhesive is possible (please wear a mask.) Good Luck.

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2009 bid for a 12H by 32L commercial partition wall with 2x6 construction just oneside drywalled and smooth tape finished (no texture included) the cost per Sq foot installed framing and drywall for the partition wall worked out to just under $4 sq foot.

Your favorite team if you like football, baseball, basketball, soccer, hocky, or your favorite tv show like pokemon, avatar, avatar: the last airbender, spongebob, total drama world tour, icarly, big time rush, ect. You can also do your favorite color, or pattern. My sister did her room in light blue and a cloud pattern, to create the cloud pattern use a sponge and make the shape of a cloud. :)

You could decorate the room in gender-neutral colours or colours such as beige, brown, yellow, red or blue. Keep it simple- don't overdo it. But you could make the lightig interesting such as put up some fairy lights in black and red up around the room. Or place posters of the things the person likes in suble areas. enjoy!

Well it depends on what you like. Some ways to do a room makeover is painting your room a theme you like or putting up posters and pictures of people you like. For example-- if you like sports you can hang a basketball hoop above your bed and put up sporting type posters. If you have medals and diplomas you can hang them up. In other words, making a room makeover has lots to do with how your wall looks. Its nice to show of things you like in your room and it also gives a nice feeling. Tidying up your room also helps a lot. So, have fun.

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If you cannot visualize the room differently, first empty it. Clean the walls, fill in the holes and paint and clean the flooring. Then, add back the bed and basic furniture. Once that is arranged, bring back items that seem to fit. Throw away or give away the rest--storage of these items is not wise in the long run (they get ruined), and you will probably never use them again. You can ask siblings or friends if they want the leftovers. Things will seem new in your renovated space.

I assume you mean a poster to hang on your walls in a dorm room or something along those lines? I would recommend putting together the image you want using a program like Adobe Photoshop. Then take the photo to a printing place like Kinkos and have them blow it up your picture.

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It really depends on your taste and what look you are going for. However, if you want the living room to look larger, use cream colors and/or icy blues. Bright colors can make the room look more modern if used correctly, and white or other light colors can create an airy, comfortable feel. Try warm colors if you are going for the cozy/inviting aura. It's all up to you.

Different rooms require different colors. Don't use bright colors in the bedrooms because it makes it difficult to sleep, and don't use dark colors in offices because you want bright colors to keep attention focused. Also use accessories to accent the rooms.

Well the average candle usually lasts up to 7-8 years, but if it is not an average candle it lasts for 3 months.

It is not a good idea to install tile on top of anything that will degrade over time, is softer and more flexible than the tile, or is not securely set to the floor or sub-floor, as most cork floors are "floating" floors. Save yourself any aggravation and remove the cork. Chances are it will come up much easier than you might think, even if it's glued down.

Depending on what you intend finishing the boards with will depend on the correct product. Basically, latex-based caulks are paintable while silicon-based caulks are considered unpaintable and are used more where flex is likely. Plus of course you can have coloured versions

It's very important to keep your room clean. When things are left lying around it collects dust wich isn't healthy. When you enter your room and you find clothes lying on the floor, strapped over your bed or papers scattered all over your desk, this will put stress on you, especially when there's not even room to walk!

Small things like a clean room (wich is maybe a big thing) can make your life more enjoyable! I'm seriouse! I know it sounds dumb.

If the fixtures and or tiles are green, use aqua, sage green or a warm tan colour on the walls. Accessories in chrome or chrome and brass, towels in white will looks great And a shower curtain in a pattern that includes the green and your wall colour will finish the look out.

Since you have some primary and neutral colors going on already, I would suggest a pop of color to the room. Possibly a red or reddish colored area rug to liven up the area. Another option may be to match a color accent that you already have in the room....such as a color in a throw pillow or favorite art piece. Try not be afraid of color and take risks with your decor. It's one part of life we actually have control over and can do whatever we want or envision. Best of luck to you!

Not if it is applied correctly, and removed in a timely fashion.

How about a light neutral color such as beige, light tan or even plain white? A lighter shade of blue might work, too, depending on the color of the carpet. Also, if you can cut a small piece of the carpet and take it to your paint store, the salesperson should be able to help you match something up.

Depending on your "style" you have several options.

If you want a sophisticated look that has some punch, try a grey that is in the same family as the grey of your carpet, with a light "wash" of either silver or pearlised purple over it.

If you want a warm cozy look that is easy to live with, use the same colour as above and do not put a colour wash over it.

If you are very fond of purple, you could paint the wall a colour in the same family as your couches. The darker the paint, the more coats it will take to get the colour right and the more coats it will take to return it to a neutral when you move out. A lighter tone might be easier to live with.

Just for the record... do not try to get a match for either the couches or the carpet as paint on a wall rarely ever exactly matches.

Sponge painting is done in one of two manners. Addition or subtraction.

Addition - apply a solid base coat of your choice. Foe latex or acrylic - Mix your second colour - 1 part faux finishing compound, 1/2 part water, 2 parts paint, pour into a clean paint tray, dip your sea sponge into the paint mixture and apply randomly to the wall. Keep a wet edge and work carefully into corners and small areas. You may want to use a multi-colour application for this, use several related colours our for a mono-chromatic scheme use several shades of the same colour.

Subtraction - apply your base coat and allow to dry. Mix your second colour in the same manner as above. Pour the mixture into a clean paint tray and apply with a roller. use a dampened sea sponge to remove colour from the wall. Keep your sponges (you will need several) clean and just barely damp for best results.

The Addition style can be very dynamic and dramatic, the subtraction style can be very subtle and sophisticated.

The 'best' way of improving the characteristics of glass is to embed fibres in it, e.g. fibre-glass.

You can also temper it, to create hard to break surfaces (toughened glass).

Not all wall putties have the same ingredients. They can contain limestone, linseed oil, silica crystalline, titanium dioxide, and soya oil.

Blue and yellow tiles can be paired with many colours. It will depend on the tiles and the room they are in.

For example, cobalt blue and bright yellow tiles in a medium size on the back-splash of a kitchen would suggest a Mexican look and look great with terracotta, oranges, reds or greens.

New energy efficient lights and low flow water items e.g toilets, showerheads and insulation for your home will make a big difference. You can add solar panels or wind turbines depending on where you live.

Check where you live to find energy service programs such as those offered by PG&E that will help you improve the energy efficiency of your home sometimes even paying for those improvements.

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