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Everyone should have a DIY Death Star Globe Does anyone else think of a Death Star every time they see a globe? We do. And it looks like we’re not alone. File this under Other-People’s-Nerd-Homes. Or maybe several-other-people’s-nerd-homes (is that the correct use of apostrophe?). Want to make your own? You’ve got options (and if you don’t need a Death Star globe, there’s always the Death Star disco ball ). The Death Star globe above is from Hydrangea Girl . She wrote an easy-to-follow tutorial on her blog, which is a new must-read website for us. Check out her other DIY’s while you’re there. Continuing down the wormhole, the DIY Death Star globe that inspired Hydrangea Girl’s globe is this one: A chalkboard Death Star globe?! Yes please. This one comes from In My Wheele House . Also, that chalkboard wall behind the globe gets a +1. If you’re feeling a little more… levitationy? This is probably the Death Star globe you want to make: Model/prop maker extraordinaire Backwards Lamb Prop

Essential Plastic Teen Room Furniture ORB Chair by Marcello Ziliani (2011) Destined to be a classic Did you know there are over 600 plastics? Yep. Because there are so many varieties (making generalizations impossible), there are a few essential points to know when selecting plastic teen room furniture. What is Plastic? Plastic is actually made from a wide range of synthetic or semi-synthetic solids and come in two basic types—thermoplastics and thermosetting polymers. Thermoplastics can be reheated and molded again and again. Thermosets can only melt and take shape once. That plastic is moldable into flowing, sculptural design is its #1 property for furniture but chairs made of plastic alone will not stand up to heavy use. It must be reinforced and fiberglass is the most common choice for high quality “plastic” furniture. Pros and Cons First the good stuff about plastics used in furniture: May be exposed, painted or covered with upholstery Color is consistent throughout entire piec

Elegant and Interesting Beach Home I found this gorgeous kitchen on Pinterest today and had to do some research to find the rest of this beach home. Wa la! Here it is, a coastal dream designed by Justine Hugh-Jones that mixes modern, antique and bespoke design. Justine Hugh-Jones My style is a contemporary mix of antique, modern and bespoke design. The homes I create are elegant but interesting, easy and comfortable and often punctuated with a twist of the unexpected and a dash of humour. The choice of materials and textures is always natural favouring stone, timber and fabrics like linens, velvets, wools and silks. I prefer plain over patterned textiles and create interiors driven by style and comfort rather than fashion. Muted, calm, natural colours dominate my interior palettes punctuated with startling combinations of colour, art and shape which add drama and contrast. Having lived and studied design in Europe my inspiration comes from the fresh and distinctive feel of Norther

Egg Cup Floral Decoration for Easter Table Setting Easter is coming, and it will be really excited to decorate egg cups for an attractive setting of your Easter table. Egg cups with floral setup will give an amazing look to your table. Make your Easter special by making your own perfect Easter table setting. You can choose different colors from the floral marking of your vintage dinnerware. Your choice should be between amber’s, radiant and magenta orchids. Selection of right color matters a lot, because it will gift a striking effect to your setting, therefore it is often considered a difficult decision. Color of glassware and linens should be selected carefully, try to choose noticeable colors. Pink and purple glassware can be complimenting to the flowers on the plates. The color is perfect for the satiated bouquets that give an appealing look. Do not forget to consider the design and color of fabric to decoupage all eggs. Try to group all beautiful botanical s on the egg shell to de

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Easy and Innovative Plastic Bottles Recycling Major portion of our daily trash comprises of plastic bottles. These bottles might be edible oil bottles or beverages. People simply throw them all away without considering the multiple productive ways of recycling them and re-utilizing them for various purposes. This article concentrates on a few best methods of productive recycling of plastic bottles that any person can achieve as these methods are categorized as DIY. The term DIY means “ Do-It-Yourself ”, which clarifies that the below mentioned recycling techniques are so easy that almost anyone can do them. (1) External wall decoration: Here’s one very innovative way of how you can use the plastic bottle waste in order to decorate walls of your gardens, hallways or even garages. Cut a medium sized oval in the middle of each bottle in order to create a second opening. Now fill the bottles with soil and plant them little plants and seeds according to your preference. Hang them in any p