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Buy and arrange furniture with ease using the tips and tricks from eHow’s home furnishing experts. Take the stress out of choosing and placing furnishings in your home by researching beds, dining room sets, media storage and tables. Searching for antiques? Learn how to evaluate quality before you buy, and then get tips on protecting your new investment. Additionally, eHow can help you design a backyard getaway with tips on patio furniture and suggestions for special arrangements, like how to create a Feng Shui friendly environment.

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  • How to Fit a Floor Standing Headboard

    How to attach a floor standing metal or wooden headboard to a divan bed

  • How Much Room to Pull Out the Chairs in Dining

    Each year you have many reasons to celebrate. Anniversaries, birthdays, and holidays are among the special occasions to invite others to dine with you. Along with the festivities, however, comes...

  • How to Pick the Perfect Mattress

    Considering how much time is spent sleeping, a comfortable mattress is one investment worth researching. Picking the perfect mattress means the difference between a restless night and a night of...

  • What Is the Difference between a Hardside and a Softside Waterbed?

    While the idea behind sleeping on hardside or softside mattresses--sleeping on water--is the same, the two types of waterbeds have a large number of differences.

  • How to Make Your Own Potted Plant Stand

    A plant stand is used to elevate or hold a potted plant above the ground. Plant stands can be used outside to raise sun-loving plants over other potted plants that may be blocking light, or to add...

  • The Best Type of Sleep Pillows to Buy

    A sleep pillow is a big cushion stuffed with various types of filler to support the head when sleeping in bed. They provide comfort and relaxation for a good night's sleep.

  • What Is a Love Sack?

    Love Sack is a misspelling of LoveSac, a popular, amorphous style of cushioned furniture.

  • How to Create a Mock Canopy Bed

    Stylish canopy beds add visual interest to the ceiling above the sleeping area. Canopy beds available at furniture shops can be a little pricey. Instead, install a mock canopy over your existing...

  • How to Remove Smoke Odor From Wood

    If you have ever been into a smoker's home or into a place that has had a fire, smoke is the first smell you will notice. Wood has pores and absorbs smells, and smoke is easily absorbed. If you...

  • How to Paint a Rocking Chair With a Beach Theme

    Painting a beach theme onto a rocking chair is a great way to decorate an otherwise ordinary piece of furniture. Whether you live by the beach or far from it, adding an island or nautical vibe to...

  • How to Convert a Dresser Into a Filing Cabinet

    When you have furniture that is no longer needed, you can convert it into something for your current use. Whether your kids are gone, and now it's your time to go back to school or start that...

  • How to Keep Cream Colored Leather Sofas Clean

    Furniture is manufactured from several different types of leather. The most expensive type is known as vegetable-tanned leather, which is pliable and very stretchy. Furniture may also be...

  • How to Fix a Noisy Pine Sleigh Bed

    Over time, the pine wood of your sleigh bed may dry out and cause the screws or joins to loosen, causing noise and squeaks when you move on the bed. If your sleigh bed is squeaking, it may be time...

  • What is the Difference in Height of Patio Chairs?

    Patio chairs range in height from lounge chairs, at the lowest end of the height spectrum, to bar chairs, at the tallest end of the height spectrum. All except lounge chairs are designed for you...

  • How to Choose Countertop Surfaces

    Choosing a countertop surface for your kitchen can be a difficult task and requires some consideration for the type of surface you want and the color scheme you desire. Because most countertop...

  • How to Fix a Pendulum Clock

    A pendulum clock in need of repair does not require a trip to the clockmaker and an expensive repair bill. A clock running too fast or too slow, a clock that stops running or runs intermittently,...

  • Dry Wood Treatment

    Wood exposed to direct sunlight can dry out, crack, spot and yellow. Wood breathes and is, therefore, vulnerable to both moisture and extremely dry conditions. Too much moisture can cause warping,...

  • Setup Instructions for a Soft Sided Waterbed

    While they're the same size as and look a lot like a standard mattresses, soft-sided waterbeds take a bit more to set up than a standard mattress--although it doesn't take nearly the amount of...

  • Armoire Definition

    Armoire is a French term meaning "closet." Armoires were created before the modern era of built-in closets to store household goods. Today they are available in many different styles and are...

  • How to Recushion a Billiard Table

    The cushions attached to the inside rails of a billiard table are made of vulcanized rubber. Over time, this rubber will wear out and greatly affect play on the table, as the balls will bounce...

  • How to Get Cigarette Smoke Odor Out of Wood Furniture

    Did you recently stop smoking or buy a piece of antique furniture that smells of cigarette smoke? Such items can cause your entire room to begin smelling like cigarette smoke. There is hope for...

  • How to Maintain a Wicker Chair

    You may think of wicker furniture is typically used out of doors, but it doesn't necessarily have to be. Wicker chairs make a great addition to a sun room, family room, kitchen, or den. They...

  • Wicker Vs. Rattan

    Wicker and rattan are popular materials for outdoor furniture. Both invoke a closeness with nature and promote a relaxed, casual atmosphere. Knowing the differences in these two materials is...

  • How to Make Japanese Screens

    Japanese screens are a beautiful addition to home décor that can be used to divide one area in a room from another. Rice paper, while opaque, is thin enough to simply soften---rather than...

  • How to Recover a Loveseat

    Deciding to recover your loveseat is a smart decision. Many folks save money and find satisfaction in recovering their old furniture instead of buying new furniture. The process is simple....

  • How to Get a Pendulum Clock to Beat

    When set correctly, a pendulum clock should have a steady, rhythmic tick-tock, tick-tock sound. If what you hear is not an evenly spaced sound, the clock is out of beat. An out of beat clock will...

  • DIY: Children's Beds

    Decorating a child's room is an exciting process. You can create a space for the child that reflects his interest. He will feel comfortable in the space created for him, making the room a more...

  • How to Know a Mission Blanket Chest

    The Mission furniture style has been a favorite choice in the wood working world for handmade blanket chests. Beautifully done joinery and design style make them custom furniture of choice among...

  • How to Sell the complete contents of an estate

    With the population aging, individuals have found that they are faced with the prospect of selling, anywhere from 10 to 100 years worth of household accumulation. What do you do if you are faced...

  • How to Reupholster a Round Stool with Vinyl

    Stools take a lot of abuse sometimes. They often have feet propped up on them. People use stools as ladders so they can reach things on the top shelf. All this wear and tear destroys the top of...

  • How to Remove Odor From Old Furniture Drawers

    Old furniture drawers may begin to smell for many reasons. Anything that spilled or leaked into the drawer, the previous contents, a new paint job or animals that found their way into the drawer...

  • How to Fit a Mattress Into a Minivan

    Minivans are versatile vehicles, whether you need extra seating or cargo area to transport large items. Although minivans vary in size and storage capacity, most will fit a standard mattress with...

  • How to Make a Contemporary Bedroom Dresser More Traditional

    While the clean lines of contemporary furniture might appeal to you at some point, particularly because modern furniture designs can be reproduced cheaply, you may find that your taste in...

  • How to Measure for a Fitted Sheet

    Fitted sheets can lend comfort and elegance to just about any mattress or futon cushion--as long as they fit correctly. Gapping, wrinkling and bunching can negatively affect a sleeping or lounging...

  • How to Assemble a Sleigh Bed

    Wooden sleigh beds are a style that is often made of high-quality wood such as cherry, oak, walnut, mahogany or maple. The design of the headboard and footboard is usually curved, resembling a...

  • How to Make a Couch Into a Bed

    You may find yourself with an overnight guest and no extra rooms or bed in your house or apartment. Under those circumstances, the best way to make your guest comfortable and use your space...

  • How to Shorten a Clock Pendulum

    A pendulum clock requires periodic maintenance to ensure that it runs smoothly and keeps the correct time. One task involved in maintenance is inspecting and resetting the pendulum. Age, room...

  • How to Care for a Japanese Tansu

    Japanese tansu are unique pieces of wooden cabinetry that add a special touch to any home. Their distinctive design originated 400 years ago during the Edo Period in Japan when they were used as...

  • How to Measure for a Custom Mattress

    If you're looking for a new mattress for an RV, antique bed frame or a semi with a sleeper cab, you probably won't be able to use a standard size. Mattress manufacturers can make custom size...

  • How to Fill a Tube Level on a Waterbed

    A major downfall of most waterbeds is that they aren't good compromises for people with different preferences in the firmness or softness of a bed. Waterbed tubes offer that compromise. Because it...

  • How to Drain Big Sur Waterbeds

    Whether you're simply moving it or getting rid of it altogether, your Big Sur waterbed needs to be drained. While it might not look like a typical waterbed with its thick, zip up mattress cover,...

  • Where Can I Buy Designer Bamboo Furniture?

    In China, where bamboo has been used for centuries in everything from food to houses and bridges, it is known as a "friend of the people". It is a native grass which grows fast and tall, and the...

  • How to Refinish a Drop Leaf Table

    Refinishing a table is a wonderful way to bring a tired piece of furniture back to life and gain great personal satisfaction in creating a beautiful product. While this task requires patience and...

  • Instructions for Removing Drawer Slides

    Drawers are popular kitchen and bathroom conveniences that take a lot of punishment from years of opening and closing. Modern drawers feature wheels that fit inside drawer slides. These wheels and...

  • How to Determine If Bedbugs Are in Your House

    Bed bugs are small insects that come out at night to feast on the blood of human beings. They have piercing mouthparts, but have no wings like many other insects do. Bed bugs are known for...

  • How to Seal Handpainted Furniture

    In today's economy, many people are turning to unfinished furniture as a budget friendly alternative to expensive pieces. Some are rehabbing older items found at garage sales or thrift stores....

  • The Best Way to Sand Chair Legs

    Sanding furniture is the essential first step to staining unfinished furniture, or the essential second step after you've stripped a finished chair of its original color. Sanding chair legs is a...

  • How to Build a Bookcase With Pocket Hole Screws

    When building bookshelves for your home, one method of joinery you may want to use is pocket hole screws. Pocket hole screws are a way of making a secure butt joint, while hiding the screw holes....

  • How to Build Your Own Storage Shelves With Lumber and Brackets

    Building a shelf isn't hard. Using nothing more than lumber and simple brackets, you can build a shelf in the morning and have it decorated by the afternoon. Putting upper and lower brackets at...

  • Options for Book Storage

    Cicero once said that a room without books is like a body without a soul. Let's face it, when it comes to storage, they're the one thing that's hardest to part with. If you're running out of room...

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