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Oyster shells are a favorite decoration in Charleston homes, but conscientious consuming is key | Home and Garden
From nativity scenes to ring dishes to wreaths and chandeliers, oyster shells are popular around South Carolina homes, especially in the Lowcountry. For the artists who make those pieces and recipients who decorate with them, the shells can evoke memories of good food and company as well as serve as a reminder of how humans shape and affect the natural world. “It brings back in the summer, the beaches, sand and the marshes,” said Jennifer Smith, co-owner of Charleston Oyster Wreaths Co. “Even if I was wearing an oyster necklace, it would make me think about being on the coasts and all the things that bring peace and a smile…
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7 Monochromatic Rooms That’ll Inspire You to Double Down on Your Favorite Color
“I was originally drawn to the special eco-friendly exterior,” suggests Candice Molayem, apparel designer and operator of Animal Crackers. “I experienced also witnessed photos of the inside when the former owner lived there, and I cherished her 1970s-design of decorating. The tall, slanted ceilings in the upstairs and the wander-in closet have been big draws, but definitely from the minute I stepped inside of, I envisioned myself residing there.” Even though a decked out, retro, 1970s inside may possibly not draw anyone in, for Candice, this had always been a source of inspiration. “I have been fascinated by this period because I was a teen,” she states. “It’s progressed a…
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Cover Your Home With an Army of Posable Skeletons – Our Favorite New Viral Halloween Decorating Trend
Home Depot’s 12-foot skeleton took the world by storm by serving up spooky-scaries around the globe last year. This year, he’s back as one of the best Halloween decorations for scaring the neighborhood kids — if you can find him in stock, Art Of Landscaping. Now, a new skeleton-centric trend has gone viral, and it’s giving our 12-foot buddy a run for his money. What’s that looming in the darkness and spreading horror across the land? A whole army of skeletons. Covering. Your. House. Better run! This spooky new Halloween decoration idea uses the best posable skeletons to clad your home’s exterior in a hoard of skeletons looking to barge…
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Our Favorite Home Improvements You Can Make for Less Than $100
Photo: Artazum (Shutterstock) Home improvement projects can be daunting, both in scale and in cost. But if you’re looking for small ways to make your home more comfortable, more efficient, or safer for you and your guests, you don’t have to go broke. Here are a few of our favorite home improvement projects that will yield big results, even on a small budget. Add a smart thermostat There are lots of smart thermostats available for less than $100, and they can save you money on heating and cooling costs. Not only can you cut your energy use, but you can also make your home more comfortable. A smart thermostat can…
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