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Select the plates or china you want to display. They can be funky, eclectic, or come in different colors and sizes. Or you can pick plates or china that are all the same size, style, or color. Decide if you want to hang them symmetrically or create a unique, asymmetrical design. If you don't to hang the plates, you could hang a plate rack to set them on or prop them against a sideboard or hutch. To create a fun gallery wall, intersperse hanging plates with artwork. to enlarge the space. If you want to make a small dining room appear larger, hang a large mirror on a wall. Try to hang it on the wall that's opposite from a window so the mirror will reflect more light. You could also hang lots of smaller mirrors in different sizes to create an interesting effect. Choose mirrors with frames that match the style of the room. For example, if you're decorating an elegant dining room, choose a mirror with a thick silver or gold frame. Or if you're decorating a vintage kitchen, look for a mirror at your local antique store. A great place to put a mirror is above a buffet table. For an earthy or dramatic look, arrange branches above the windows or hang plants from the ceiling. Decide if you want plants that trail as they grow or if you'd like to hang small, potted plants on wall-mounted vases. Or, use high-quality faux plants and flowers. Plants can also introduce a pop of color into the dining room. If you want to use branches, leave them natural or paint them to stand out against your wall. For low-maintenance plants, suspend succulents from small containers or place them on shelves. Put large arrangements of flowers on your sideboard or in the center of your dining table. . You can easily choose or make paintings that reflect the style of your dining room. Mix or match painting styles to create a gallery-type wall. Play around with grouping the paintings until you find an arrangement that you like. Or choose one large painting to be the focal point of a wall. You can also hang photographs instead of paintings or hang a mixture of paintings and photos. For example, hang black and white photographs with colorful paintings. If you have a window in your dining room, don't forget to hang curtains, blinds, or drapes. These will soften the space and complete the walls. For a casual dining room or breakfast nook, consider installing Roman shades that can easily be raised and lowered. Use rich, billowy fabrics for elegant dining room windows or install interior shutters, for a rustic look. Consider the lighting in the room when you purchase window treatments. For example, if you want to let in more light, stick with sheer fabrics.

summary: Arrange decorative plates. Hang mirrors Place plants or branches along the walls. Hang paintings Select window treatments.

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A "soft reset" simply refers to forcing the Kindle to restart. This is the first thing you should try if your Kindle is frozen or not working properly. Before performing the soft reset, plug the Kindle into a wall charger. A lack of charge may be causing the problem. This will force the Kindle to turn off, regardless of whether or not it is frozen. On most Kindle Fire models, the Power button has the traditional Power icon. The 2012 Kindle Fire HD does not have an icon on the Power button. Make sure to press and hold the button until the screen turns off completely. Give the Kindle about 15 minutes to charge before trying to turn it back on again. If you know that it had a full charge, you can go ahead and skip this step. If your Kindle isn't charging, there could be a problem with the charging cable itself. Try a different charger to see if you can get it to charge. Check to see if your problem has been fixed. If not, you may want to try a full factory reset.

summary: Try a soft reset to see if your problem gets fixed. Plug your Kindle into a charger. Press and hold the Power button for at least 20 seconds. Allow the Kindle to charge for a little bit. Press the Power button to turn the Kindle back on.

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Water-based stone stains come in a variety of colors. Before selecting a color, look at several and decide which will be most complementary to the shade, type, and texture of stone in your home. You can buy water-based stone stain and sealant at your local hardware or home and garden supply store. Make sure that the type of stain you select clearly states that it's made for use on stone. Never apply wood stain to stone. If you're covering a large area of stoneworkand especially if the stone is outdoorsit's most efficient to put the stone stain into a plastic spray bottle. Use a funnel if needed, to avoid spilling stain. You can usually purchase these at any kind of grocery store, drug store, or dollar store. Spray a thick, even coating of the stain over about 1 foot (30cm) of the stone at a time. Or, if your stonework comprises large stones with mortar between each, spray 1 stone at a time. Be sure to spray the mortar between the stones with stain, too. If it's not stained, it will look out of place. The mortar will not be damaged by the stain. Working slowly to cover the entire surface of the stonework will ensure an even coverage and similar color. Work the liquid into the stone with a bristle brush. Move the brush in a circular direction in order to work the stain deeper into the stone. Help the stone maintain a natural look by smoothing out any obvious spray lines from when the spray was applied. Using a bristle brush will also help you make sure that the stain is applied consistently and evenly over all the stones. The stain needs to work into the stone and dry before it's touched or sealed. Give the stone at least 8-10 hours to dry. Once the stain has dried, you're ready to move on and seal it. In general, a single coat of stain is enough to visibly alter the color of each section of stone. However, if you'd like a darker, more pronounced color, apply a second coat using the same techniques that you used for the first coat. When moving from section to section of the stone, try to overlap the stain by about 1 inch (2.5cm) so that the lines between sections are not visible.
summary: Select a color of stone stain. Pour the stone stain into a plastic spray bottle. Spray a small area of stone at a time. Use a bristle brush to work the stain into the stone. Let the stain dry overnight. Apply a second coat if you'd like a darker color.