interior design

Abby is having a party and decides to give her room a make over to make it more impressive for her guests.

"These 250 micro-decorating makeovers like textured rugs or . . . displays of artful collections are quick . . . and easy. Discover new possibilities for things to do, make, buy, and repurpose, and every chapter offers . . . spreads that show how to revive any room, including entryways, mudrooms, home offices, and porches"--OCLC.

Showcases eight homes that have been furnished in a variety of styles with flea market finds, and provides ideas for decorating every room of the house with antique and secondhand objects.

Provides easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for various craft projects for decorating girls' bedrooms.

A guide to interior design from Magnolia's Joanna Gaines.

Provides suggestions and instructions for transforming common objects, such as pallets, wood crates, cotton sheets, glass jars, wine bottles, tin cans, lamp shades, and dishes, into designer pieces.

In the not-so-pretty house where she lives with her dad and bunny Snowball, Annie plans to make some changes in the decor with the help of her next-door neighbor and cousin Henry and his big dog Mudge.

Some of the world's top interior designers share their tips and strategies for decorating, with suggestions for every stage of the design process.

Provides an overview of anthropometrics--the study of human measurements on a comparative basis--for people involved in the interior design profession, reviewing the theory and application of anthropometrics, featuring illustrated, anthropometric tables which provide data on human body size, and including dimensioned drawings.

Introduces the concept of estimation by describing a family's move to a new house.