Use your built-ins to enhance the color scheme in the rest of the room. Of course, every single item on your shelf doesn't have to match, but having a color palette in mind will help you edit as you decide what items to display. For instance, if you have a striped rug that you love, you could select items for your built-ins that feature 1 or 2 of the colors from the rug. You may also want to choose a theme for your shelf, like nautical or woodland forest. Select elements for your shelf that fit your theme. Keep your built-ins looking organized by keeping small items stored together neatly in a tray, or tuck unattractive items safely away in an attractive box. Arrange small figurines together on a tray to show off a collection. If you have stacks of paperwork that you need to access quickly, for instance, you could put it in a box that matches your color palette and store it on a lower shelf. Your favorite family portrait or several small framed pieces of art will stand out especially well if you tuck them between stacks of books. Think of your built-in shelves as your own personal art gallery! Objects like lamps and vases help break up the rectangular look of shelves full boxes, books, and pictures. This is also a great way to incorporate your color palette, since these objects are usually available in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Get creative by displaying items that show off your personality. Think about your hobbies and interests, then try to find elements that portray that. If you love classical music, display a bust of Mozart on one of your shelves. If you're obsessed with Eastern religions, show off your collection of Buddha statues. Frame tickets to a game or a concert you went to and hang them on the back of your built-ins. If you love the outdoors, you can bring elements of the wilderness into your home. Go scouting in your favorite outdoor location for a few finds you can show off. If you have a nautical theme for your shelves, place an assortment of seashells, starfish, and sand dollars together in a tray. For a woodland feel, try placing acorns or pinecones in a wooden bowl, and look for other wooden elements like figurines or carved plaques that you can display as well.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a color palette for your decorations. Use pretty trays and boxes to hold small or unsightly items. Display artwork or family photos on your built-in shelves. Display lamps, vases, and other ceramics to add variety to your shelves. Choose unexpected objects to create an eye-catching display. Display rocks, shells, and plants for a natural look.

Q: The lemon oil will remove chalk dust from your chalkboard, leaving it smooth and clean and free of residue. Lemon oil comes from the rinds of a lemon, and some people use it to clean guitar fingerboards as well. It's anti-bacterial, and who doesn't love a fresh lemony smell! Place two teaspoons of lemon oil on a dry cloth. Fold the cloth into a square, and put it into a sealed plastic bag. Lemon oil will also make your chalkboard shinier. After letting it sit for a day, remove the cloth from the plastic bag, and wipe the blackboard with the lemon-oil covered cloth. Try putting two cloths in the bag so you have another one for the next day as you should clean the chalkboard daily. Coke sounds like it would make your chalkboard sticky and unusable, but a lot of people have used the soda product as a cleaning agent, and they report that it cleans chalkboards more thoroughly than water. Pour a half cup of Coke into a bowl. Take a damp cloth, and dip it into the bowl, getting some of the Coke on the cloth. Any brand of soda should work, though, including Pepsi or diet soda. Take the Coke-covered cloth, and wipe it on the chalkboard. People who have tried this report that it dries without leaving behind chalk dust. It's also probably not going to make your chalkboard sticky unless you use too much. Dab the cloth into it. You don't want enough Coke on the cloth that it's dripping from the cloth. The soda may actually make it easier for chalk to adhere to the board. Try mixing water and white vinegar together, and use a cloth to wipe the chalkboard with it. Not only will this concoction smell good, but it will also prevent streaks. White vinegar is the best choice because other vinegar (such as balsamic) has coloring that can harm the blackboard's appearance. Add half a cup of vinegar to four cups of lukewarm water before putting a cloth into the mixture. Wipe the board down. Wring out the cloth before wiping the board so it's not dripping wet. It's best to let the chalkboard air dry when you're done removing all of the chalk dust from its surface. It's possible to use only water to wipe down a chalkboard; the vinegar increases the cleaning power.
A: Try lemon oil on the chalkboard. Try soda pop! Use vinegar and water.

Article: Open a web browser of your choice and enter the address for the website you would like to link to in the address bar at the top. You can also search for the website name or an article title using a search engine, such as Google. Click the web page when you see it in the search results. Some email and blog apps also have the option to post an email address as a link. The web address is in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the following steps to copy the web address. Click or tap the address in the address bar to highlight it. Right-click the highlighted web address or tap and hold it on mobile devices. Click or tap Copy in the pop-up menu. If you are using a mobile phone or tablet, tap the app you use to send emails or post blogs. If you are on a desktop computer, open a new web browser window or tab and navigate to your email or blog service website. To open a new tab in your web browser, tap the plus (+) icon next to the tabs at the top of the page. The icon to start a new email or blog is different on different apps. Look for an icon that says Compose, New, Write or has an image that resembles a plus sign (+), or pencil and paper. Links can appear at the end of a blog or email, or in the middle of a sentence as a reference. You can also highlight a word, or sentence you want to convert into a link. In most apps, the button to add a link has an icon that resembles a chainlink. This displays a pop-up window that allows you to create a link. Look for the field that says URL and use the following steps to paste the URL in the field. Click or tap the web address or email option (if available), Right-click or tap and hold the URL field. Click or tap Paste The display text is a word or phrase that appears in place of the web address for the link. This can be a description, the title of the page you are linking to, or as part of a sentence. It can also be a simple instruction like "Click here". Leave this field blank if you want to use the web address as the URL text. To save the link click the button that says Save, Ok, Apply or something similar. This adds the link to your email or blog text. To remove the link, right-click it or tap and hold it. Then tap Edit, Change or the icon that resembles a pencil. Finish your email or blog post. When you are ready, click the button to publish your blog post or send the email.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Navigate to a web page that you would like to link to. Copy the web address. Navigate to your email or blog. Start your email or blog post. Click where you want the link to appear. Click or tap Link or the icon that resembles a chainlink. Paste the link in the field labeled "URL". Enter the display text. Apply the link. Publish or send your email.