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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
5
Decor experts urge a formal continental touch for dining rooms with traditional furnishings and wrought iron pieces. The trend pairs durable materials with extension tables and upholstered chairs to create elegant, multi-room harmony in modern homes. A Cincinnati heating maker notes a move toward room-specific spot heating as a supplement to whole-house systems.
Parents hesitate to buy a piano for uncertain musical interest. Rental plans let families pay $8 to $12 monthly with option to credit rental and delivery toward purchase. If not bought, instrument returns with minimal extra costs. About 85 percent of renters buy within three months.
Households can craft festive fronts with fresh greens and waxed fruit panels above doors, attach green sprigs to foam for door decor, and decorate outside fences with colored letters. Use phosphorescent painted panels for year round storage, add bright vent covers as decorative trim, and let kids build mini rooms with foam cones and ribbons or make their own gift wrap using white paper and crayons.
A Burlington column compares wall pictures to seasoning for meat, arguing pictures aren’t required but most people feel walls benefit from art. The piece uses culinary metaphors to discuss interior decorating and personal taste in home styling.
Psychologists say wall color and wall art reflect mood and personality. Yellow signals confidence while blue conveys tenderness. pictures add color and emotion to rooms. Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont Extension notes pictures fit any room and should be protected with glass, except oil paintings. frames should complement the art, not dominate it.
Foot doctors warn Americans endure foot and back ailments from daily activity on hard surfaces. The Journal of the American Podiatry Association notes housewives walk many miles daily, and hardwood floors offer resilience, warmth, and dryness, reducing body shock compared with concrete slabs.
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