Article: You can find inspiration from the current season or upcoming holiday motifs or colors. These can make great ways to freshen up your accessories every 3-4 months. Find inspiration from the weather outside or the current holiday, and choose decorations to match. For example, if springtime is soon, you can choose pastel-colored throw pillows, vases, and centerpieces. In addition, if winter is around the corner, you can decorate with blue and silver or red and green. You can choose to add a few subtle accessories or swap out all of them for seasonal ones. Either way, it will be a nice change for the room! A floor rug can be a lovely statement piece, and you can match other colors or textures based on the rug you choose. If you want a rug on the smaller side, go with a 4ft 6ft (1.2m 1.8m) or 5ft 8ft (1.5m 2.4m) sized rug. For larger rugs, select 1 that is 11ft 13ft (3.4m 4.0m) or larger. Pick a rug with a rich color or pattern if you have neutral furniture, or go with a neutral or solid-colored rug if your furniture is loud. Make sure the rug is proportional to the furniture in the room. For instance, if you put a rug under your dining table, make sure it is large enough to accomodate the chairs when they're pulled out. Pick out pieces of artwork in stores or online that fit your color preferences and design appeal. Inspect your walls to find the right spot, and choose a location based on any other decorations you have. It is best to hang artwork around eye level or higher, just be sure to leave 12 inches (30cm) of space between the artwork and the ceiling. You can choose a framed item or go with a wall sculpture or tapestry. To install your art, hammer a nail into your wall where you wish to hang it, and place the back of the frame or canvas on the hook. You can shop in order to decorate particular rooms, or choose pieces you like and then figure out where to arrange them in your house. Choose 1 large artwork or 3-5 small- to medium-sized paintings, for example. Odd numbers of artwork makes it look like a collection. You can also hang 9-11 prints on your walls to create a gallery. Choose attractive lamps that you like, and put them in poorly-lit areas of your house. You can also purchase decorative lamp shades to add some texture to your lighting, if you'd like. You can place a floor lamp in the corner of your living room or a desk lamp on top of an end table, for example. Use elements from nature to incorporate beautiful and versatile accessories. Placing plants around your home makes your rooms feel fresh and alive, and they also are great accents to fill up empty spaces. Plants look great in window sills, in your living room, and as centerpieces. Use plants like elephant ears if you want a large potted plant, pick a fern if you want a plant that will grow over time, or try air plants or succulents if you want small, no-maintenance plants. If your room is particularly modern in style, you may want to skip using plants. They often look wild and chaotic, and this may not match your streamlined look. Pillows are one of the easiest ways to accessorize! They quickly give your living room, bedroom, or office extra color and texture. You can choose bright color combinations, pillows with embellishments or beading, or neutral-toned throw pillows. Throw an odd number of pillows onto your couch or bed to keep design rules in mind. For example, if you have a bright red couch, choose black or grey pillows for a modern look. If you have a neutral couch in colors like white, beige, tan, or black, go with colorful or patterned pillows! You can purchase throw pillows at department stores, home decorating stores, or online. You can easily switch out the pillows based on the upcoming holiday or season. If you want to elevate the look of your table setting, first place chargers at each seat on top of a placemat, and put your dinner plate on top of it. You can stack a salad or side plate on top as well, if you'd like. Then, use decorative, unique napkin rings in your favorite color or theme, and place your napkin on top. This is an easy way to accessorize your dining room. For example, you can choose bright aqua, magenta, and purple chargers if you like bright colors, or go for different tones of grey or brown for a monotone look. You can also fold 2 napkins together in contrasting shades to add a splash of color. In addition, you can add centerpieces or decorative glassware for other accessory options.
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Select decorations based on the season or holiday for a festive display. Choose a floor rug to add texture to your living room or bedrooms. Hang art you enjoy on your walls, to add a pop of color. Place lamps in dark spaces, if you want to add warmth to your rooms. Use plants throughout your rooms to include some natural elements. Pile on throw pillows on your bed and sofa, adding a coziness and comfort. Accessorize your dining table with napkin rings, napkins, and chargers.
Article: Unlike business headers, many personal letters are handwritten on stationery that says the person's initials or full name at the top. Envelopes may get thrown away and including a sender's address is the best way to encourage a reply. Move on to the date if you are on friendly terms with the recipient. The sender's address should include two lines, the street and the city, state and zip code. A name is not necessary. Format it using the month, day and year. For example, "September 15, 2014." Personal letters should be sent immediately after the are written to expedite time-sensitive information. If you are writing a formal complaint or letter that will go on record with an organization, you should use the etiquette rules governing a business letter. " The formality of the address will depend upon how well you know the person to whom you are writing. Always include a colon after the salutation. You can use "Dear Mr. James," "Dear Larry James" or "Dear Larry." Continue the letter, including body paragraphs, a closing, a signature and enclosures.
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Choose a monogrammed or personal stationery. Write your address in the top right corner only if the person to whom you are writing does not already know your address well. Write the date that you are writing and sending the letter two lines below your address on the left or right. Don't include the recipient's address in informal letters. Write your salutation beginning with "Dear.