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Following in her father's footsteps, Laurie Ann McMillin Ray is making her mark in people's homes. While her father, Corky McMillin, made his name building homes, Ray is making hers designing their interiors.

Ray's first interior design job was for a new model home in a master-planned community her father developed in Chula Vista in 1985.

The homes went like hot cakes and sold out during the first phase. Ray kept designing model homes for her father, who developed thousands of acres throughout Southern California, particularly in Chula Vista, where he built Otay Ranch and Rancho Del Rey and where the Corky McMillin School was named in his honor.

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On the leafy street where I grew up, spring brought blazing forsythia and a canopy of fresh green blooms. But for me, the season never truly arrived until the afternoon I would come home from school to find our apartment transformed.

My mother and our housekeeper would work all day stripping the windows of draperies, installing screens, polishing wood floors and furnishings, and covering the sofa and chairs in crisp green and white chintz. These were the days before air conditioning, yet even on a hot summer day that apartment seemed cool.

Today, few households boast a full set of summer slipcovers, but there are easy and inexpensive ways to refresh your home for spring. It starts with the ancient ritual of spring cleaning.

"Spring cleaning has been a part of history for thousands of years, and it is often integrated into the religious practice of cleansing the home prior to a spring festival," housewares designer Rosanna Bowles writes in her recently published "Coming Home: A Seasonal Guide to Creating Family Traditions" (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, 2010).

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I’m thrilled we have an official day on which we pause and think about how to protect our planet. But why not celebrate Earth Day every single day by going green in your decorating? Here are some simple ways to get started.

SHOWCASE NATURE: Years ago, when I was just getting started in the home-interiors business, I visited my friend Nancy at her home in the country and was amazed by what I saw. Everywhere I turned in Nancy’s home, she had created the most amazing displays that carefully blended natural objects with pieces of great value. For instance.

She placed a very expensive antique blue-and-white porcelain bowl on her coffee table, then filled it with treasures she had discovered on her walks about the farm  an unusual stone, a fallen bird’s nest, a curiously twisted twig.

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Loved by many for its cozy and relaxed feeling country style is one of the most popular decorating styles.

The "Country Style" implies a deeper connection to the outdoors and the simple life than other styles and uses an abundance of natural elements. As in nature everything in your home influences everything else.

An ideal country kitchen expands our vision of interdependence. As you bringing natural elements into your kitchen, try mixing textures and colors as life does naturally, you'll bring out the charm and integrity of each object and add country style, interest, and harmony to your kitchen.

If the ideal is to be out-doors, in the garden, in the sunshine, by the sea, or on the top of the mountain, you should bring this experience with you in your kitchen.

Ask yourself which kind of natural elements you would like to incorporate in your kitchen design that will enhance your vital energy, your life force? Some of the dullest kitchens vary little in tone and textural pitch.

The harmony of in a kitchen is similar to musical rhythm. The wider the range, the grater the emotional impact on the soul.

Though the overall continuous flow of a kitchen calls for repetition, there are many ways to stimulate a kitchen texturally without disrupting the large order of a space.

(see also texture in interior decorating and kitchen textures). With the beautifully woven basket of white willow and cane handles filled with zinnias, you can achieve the effect of summer's day in the garden. Many people who have wild, wonderful gardens live in houses with a dark, dreary, and musty kitchens. They have not yet made a connection between the textures they respond to in nature and the interiors of their homes.

Home decorating and interior design trends change in tandem with fashion trends. Staying on top of these allows you to update your home the same way you update your closet.

You don't have to make drastic or expensive changes to keep your home in style. It's easy to incorporate new interior design trends into your existing decor in creative and affordable ways.

Innovative interior design trends for 2010 In 2010, interior design trends are going to be drawing on the past as they create new looks for the coming year.

What is most fabulous about these upcoming trends is the wiggle room they leave for creativity and individuality. Gone are the days of cookie-cutter room designs and color schemes; today's interior design trends provide homeowners with plenty of opportunity to experiment. With a little bit of interior design training, whether informal or dictated by an accredited interior design college, anyone can learn to effectively utilize the following design techniques:

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So what is the best way to go about designing a home bar? SundayET spoke to industry experts to understand how to get the best look for a personal bar at home.

Afzal Chandiwala, director of Mumbai-based interior store Living In Style says that the first thing to be considered while installing a home bar unit is availability of space followed by one’s personal taste and style.

“The primary consideration should be whether you require a full service bar that comes with bottle storage, barware drawers, a prep area and extra storage room or smaller, more discreet home bar design.

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Choosing to live in a 400-square-foot apartment forced me to downsize in a way I never thought possible. In 1981, I rented a third-floor walkup with one room that was divided by a galley kitchen on one side and a bathroom on the other. After eight years of living there, I got very comfortable living with less, but what made it work was my furniture. Since the main room served as my bedroom, living room, office and dining room, every piece had to serve more than one purpose.

Of course, there was a sofa bed. I also had a cedar chest that was wonderful for storage but also useful as a stand for my television and electronic equipment. In front of the window was a small round table that I used for eating meals and desk work. The kitchen boasted a small freezer at the far end that doubled as a countertop. And, I placed a sheet pan over my stovetop, covered it with a tea towel and put my clean dishes on top to dry.

Most of us don't live in 400-square-foot apartments, but we may have rooms that are small. Beyond dual-purpose furniture, improvising and cutting back materially, here are eight ways to make the most out of those undersized rooms at home. Some of these ideas can help you to open up a larger room, too.

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Uncommon Goods is an online marketplace offering an astounding array of home décor products, accessories, furniture, and more to come. The site strives to give customers high quality goods.

The treasures of a specialty boutique, the great finds of a craft show, discoveries from a faraway bazaar, along with some enduring classics. Uncommon Goods are stunning unique pieces from.

An array of designers. Amongst the standouts are some eye-catching reclaimed furniture, like the Full Bodied Cabinet. An old wine barrel has been transformed into a perfect storage center for a wine and cheese party.

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Time was, a clock graced a wall in most homes. Often it was not so much stylish as functional (think old-fashioned school clock). But sometimes it induced smiles.

A chirpy cuckoo clock or the unforgettable cat-shaped Kit Kat clock, with its rolling eyes and swinging tail as a pendulum. Introduced in the 1930s, it still is a popular retro offering.

Tracking time today often is a function of computers and cell phones - even wristwatch-wearing isn't embraced by twentysomethings and younger.

But clocks are ticking their way back into homes, this time making fashion statements. Clocks as wall decor, after all, can be dynamic focal points or compelling accessories, especially when they're supersized.

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