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Homemaking Hints
When planning furnishings in the home, let your imagination soar) advises Miss Katherine Habel, house furnishings specialist at Virginia PolyI technic Institute. | Imagination can make an ! ordinary room satisfying and pleasing to look at- and a delightful place to live!
Color and fabric are two allies l'n this battle of the budcan afford to experiment- even be daring with color and fabric, for they can be replaced with a few dollars.
Be bold with basic furniture purchases, but do not settle for uninteresting designs, even on a limited budget. Don’t be misled by so-called bargains. If buying at a sale, make sure it’s a true sale!
When considering accessories, don’t forget that the little things always count. Select each one with care. One good item-be it a lamp, ashtray, or painting- is worth a dozen poorly designed ones.
Magazines will give you many ideas on the use of accessories. Analyze them, clip and file those articles of interest. Many decorating aids are available for the asking which will stimulate your own ideas.
Miss Habel says it is your home and it will be your clever ideas that will give it personality.
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