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What Are the Seven Myths of Enterprise Architecture?
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the world of interior decorating, paint and accessories aretwo of the most evident tools used in creating wonderful spaces.Paint color helps to set a baseline from which to develop anentire decorating scheme, and changing wall colors is an easyand very inexpensive way to completely alter the nuance of aroom or space. Think of the room or space you are decorating as a human body.(This analogy isn’t new, or particularly brilliant, but helps toillustrate the point.) The human body has a basic framework orskeleton. That skeleton serves as the base upon which all elseis structured and built, until finally a desirable end productis achieved in the human body form. When decorating a space, the “skeleton” consists of the walls ofthe space along with the basic pieces of furniture that havebeen chosen for the room. Beginning with these items, using themas your base, you continue to build your décor layer by layer,until you reach your final, desired product. By cleverly adding accessories to the basic framework of yourdesign plans, you embellish your color scheme, and ad texture toyour so that it becomes three-dimensional. In doing so,you are able to achieve a complete and desirable transformationof the space. The neat trick to this is that by simply changingyour room color and accessories, you have created an entirelydifferent space from the one with which you started. A new lamp, decorative pillows, re-framed artwork, coloredvases, new fabric. All of these can be used collectively toinfuse your interior decorating, bringing the different elementsof your décor together. The end result is that you breathe newlife into your interior design. So welcome Spring without trepidation. Embrace the opportunityto create something new and different. You never know. Otherwonderful changes may follow. What are you waiting for? Victoria Azusa Lockwood Victoria Lockwood is a freelance writer currently focusing hertalents in the areas of interior design, antiques andcollectables. She has over thirty years combined experience inthese areas of interest. You may email any questions to her atvalockwood@hotmail.com This article is available for reprint. Ifyou're interested in reprinting this article, please contact Ms.Lockwood for permission and information. About the author:Victoria Lockwood is a freelance writer currently focusing hertalents in the areas of interior design, antiques andcollectables. She has over thirty years combined experience inthese areas of interest. |
