Final wrap up of the 2014 IWCE show, along with highlights from The Construction Zone. Plus winners of the 2014 Ingenuity Workroom Competiti... Lend an elegant touch to your room with the Chic Home Bliss Garden 8 Piece Comforter Set. The timeless appeal of the bedding set enhances the beauty of most room decors effortlessly. It is a perfect blend of style and functionality.The Bliss Garden 8 Piece Comforter Set by Chic Home includes a comforter, a bed skirt, two shams, two filled square cushions, a cushion, and a breakfast pillow. The alluring bedding set is made from 100% polyester, which makes it durable. Available in multiple colors, the floral pattern of the bedding set lend a touch to most room interiors. The shams and cushions are filled with 100 GSM brushed microfiber, which makes them lightweight and stylish. The shams included in the set can be arranged in different combinations to provide alternate looks. The bedding set will not only decorate your bed but also provide an appealing texture to it.

The bedding set is easy to care for and can be machine washed to keep clean. home classics blackout curtain panel ethanThe set with its detailed embroidery and graceful looks makes a great addition to most home settings. curtains and blinds sandyfordThe set will make your room look more presentable and beautiful. discontinued jcpenney shower curtainsIt belongs to the Bliss Garden collection by Chic Home.black slub faux silk eyelet curtains Construction Material: 100% Brushed polyester microfiber cover with polyester fiber fillikea aina curtains grey

Fabric Weight: 100 GSMmade to measure curtains louth Cleaning and Care: Machine wash cold on the gentle cycle. curtains mugsyDo not bleach or dry clean. Tumble dry low and remove promptly. Light iron when needed. Pieces Included: 1 Comforter, 1 bedskirt, 2 shams, 2 filled large square pillows, 1 accent pillow, 1 breakfast pillow Dust Ruffle/Bed Skirt Included: Yes Cleaning Method: Machine washable 90'' L x 90'' W 20'' L x 26'' W 14'' H x 60'' W x 80'' L 110'' L x 90'' W 20'' L x 36'' W 14'' H x 78'' W x 80'' L 20'' H x 20'' W 18'' H x 18'' W 9'' H x 14'' W 1 Comforter, 1 bedskirt, 2 shams, 2 filled large square pillows, 1 accent pillow, 1 breakfast pillow 100 Grams Per Square Meter Machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Light iron as needed.

Chic Home strives to provide quality products to consumers nationwide. from North Huntingdon, PAThe Definitive Dorm Room ChecklistEverything you need to turn your shared college space into a stylish home away from home.New school, new friends, new room—there's no denying that freshman year is all about change. While you'll have to wait 'til the first day of class to truly dive in, we recommend you get into dorm-decorating mode in the meantime. Here you'll find the ultimate guide to transform your campus space into a fun and functional place to hang out, do homework, and (of course!) squeeze in some major zzzs. It's college made cute! Click through to check out all 62 dorm essentials.Photo by Sarah Greenman Something you didn't see in the Houzz tour was the light we have in here which I absolutely love. I need to put it on a chain so it will hang lower but thats a project for another day. I got it at White Elephant. I had seen it for like $175 late last year. I took a picture and just could not stop thinking about it.

For MONTHS I thought about this light but I couldn't afford $175! I finally decided that two months had gone by and I still wanted it so I knew it wasn't impulse. I would go back and if it was still there I would put it on lay away, if it wasn't then it just wasn't meant to be. Well I went right before Christmas and not only was it there but it was on sale! I paid $120 for it right then and there. Photo by Sarah Greenman Photo by  Sarah Greenman This is after I painted the room Nimbus Cloud by Martha Stewart. I don't have a big picture for the in between time because I was so embarrassed. That sofa looks so used up and lumpy! That coffee table I borrowed from my parents, "borrowed" for almost 3 years! Our living room then looked like this for way too long. And here it is now! Most of the art is either made by me or vintage pieces. All the pillows are made out of vintage scarves I cut and sewed together with an invisible zipper. Seriously these things are like $1 at canton.

Slap some cotton on the back and you've got a gorgeous pillow for like $5! Photos by  Sarah Greenman The coffee table was a craigslist find for $150. It was short as are most mid century pieces so Scott built a box that we then covered in gold wrapping paper. Trust, paper was the best way, we tried them aaaaall! The rug is from Wisteria and is now discontinued. Photos by  Sarah Greenman I know many of you are wondering about those gorgeous chairs. I wanted two accent chairs. They had to be comfy but stylish. They couldn't be a normal wingback because that would just be too easy right? They also had to be cheap. Cue searching craigslist every. for more than 6 months. I finally found these gems for a $100 for both. There they are in all their 80's business office glory. They stayed this way for almost 8 months. I had to find the right fabric. When I found that I had to save up the money. When i did that I had to save for upholstery.

This shit ain't cheap and I want to be real with you. Sure I am envious of all those people that can decide what they want and then, poof, it's bought and all done up. But I don't make decisions quickly  nor do I have the budget for that. But I think this way is actually better ya'll. Because you really think things through and make sure you get exactly what you want. Now for those curtains. They are simple Ikea panels that I dip dyed ombre. This is an easy but messy project. I also had to dye them twice to get them dark enough. I used to not be sure if they were right for our living room but now I really love them. This is the nook for our TV which you didn't see on the tour. Don't you always wonder where they hide those things? This nook used to be an 80's wet bar complete with mirrors and tacky lighting. We ripped all that out and shoved a dresser in there for our tv. I like that it's out of the way and that little nook hides all the cords necessary to make my techie husband happy.