Living in Comfort and Joy
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Living in Comfort and Joy |
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http://nicolettet.wordpress.com/ |
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English |
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interior design, green homes, remodeling |
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Living in Comfort and Joy shares ways to make your home healthier, happier, more comfortable, and friendlier to the environment. The author discusses our psychological reactions to light, to color, to open and closed spaces, and ways to improve the way we relate to our indoor environments. She also shares ways to improve your home to lessen the effects of disability and aging. Green remodeling is a frequent topic. and posts have ranged from how to pick a bamboo floor to green, living roofs. |
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