hello hoard, my question related to curtains, my home is fully painted with white walls then what colour combination should I have in curtains

Hi, I would suggest changing the furniture fabric first and formost, go for a solid colour say white, offwhite, grey or even brown, and use colourful cushions which you may keep changing. A light yellow more like a dull yellow with wall accessories will look great on the walls. . For the flooring , please use wooden laminates and repolish the ceiling (as i see is a lovely wooden ceiling ) to a similar shade. Change the curtains to a breezy white curtains. Avoid curtains on the door. Reduce the clutter and you have a wow living room . For more ideas you may use our edecor services , just mail us at snsofdesign@gmail.com with the above reference . Trust this helps Smitha

Hi Abdul, Old wood is really a treasure and should not be parted with. Painting, polishing and caning can really increase the life as well as the beauty of old woodwork. You may follow the following steps to achieve the required end product - 1] Check for any loose joints and strengthen it. 2] Add shelves to it. This way you can accommodate more planters. You can also add hooks to the rafters so as to hand gardening equipment. It looks neat and pretty. 3] Next, you can either have it painted in the colour of your choice or have it polished. It is advisable to paint it using oil paint if you are planning to place it outdoors like in the balcony or on the terrace. If you are going to place it indoors, even polish would work. 4] Attach wheels if you want for ease in mobility. Here are a few pictures for your reference - Tip: You can also use it for storage cum seating like this - Or a coffee table cum storage like this - Hope these ideas inspire you. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

Is it good idea to do internal wall plastering (for rooms only, no kitchen/bathrooms) with Gypsum and then have one coat of Putty and then paint it... Some people are saying that Gypsum are very bad when with water contact.. but if I do Putty and then paint over Gypsum plaster, is it better than normal cement/sand plaster?