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Six Ways to Furnish Your Home From Your Backyard
Copyright 2004, Pamela Cole Harris
Do you need to furnish your new space but your budget is so
tight you can't squeeze a nickel between the paycheck and the
checkbook? Then bring the outdoors inside! Outdoor and garden
furniture and accessories can make your room look bright and
cheerful without spending a fortune! Here's how:
1. A rustic redwood picnic table makes a great dining room
table! Paint it or leave it natural. Cut foam to fit the
benches and upholster with a cheery plaid or bright color.
Attach with fabric ties and voila! Comfortable seating!
2. Wooden Adirondack chairs (the inexpensive type!) from the
garden center (or your own backyard) can be painted in bright
colors. Just add matching pillows for comfortable family or
living room seating.
3. Want a window seat? Just place a garden arch with a built in
bench in front of the window. Upholster a foam cushion to
provide more comfort and add ivy and a small reading light
to the arch.
4. Faux stone garden benches make great coffee tables. Place in
front of your wicker furniture for a romantic look. Or use a
small wooden bench for a more rustic look!
5. You can make a beautiful folding screen out of garden
trellis! All you need is a piece of scrap trellis and wood.
Just make a frame out of 1 by 1 inch wood slats. Staple or
tack trellis which cut to fit the opening to the back of
the frame. Paint white or let your imagination run wild!
6. Have you seen the new white (and inexpensive) resin rockers?
They would be a bright addition to any room. Imagine them
with red and white striped or gingham cushions!
You don't have to spend a mint to decorate! All it costs is a
little imagination and a trip to the backyard!
Pamela Cole Harris is an editor, writer and eco-decorator with
over 35 years experience. Her website,
http://www.homeandgardenmakeover.com is full of her unique
decorating ideas and "how-to"s. Her new book, "100+ Wildly
Imaginative Ideas for Creating Your Own Coffee Table - a
Handbook for the Creatively Deficient Decorator " is available
through her website or at http://www.lulu.com/pamelacoleharris .
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