Home Design Bakero: House Decoration

Shopping for home decor in Toronto? Maybe you're planning to hit some of the major design districts - King East, Leslieville, the Castlefield Design District and Rosedale all come to mind - or pay a visit to old standbys like Elte, Umbra, or, uh, IKEA SUMMARY: To better adapt to a fast-changing retail market, home decor group Fetim has upgraded its Infor business systems, swapping from an AS/400 to AWS cloud. Facing accelerating business change, a 93-year-old family firm is migrating its business At Home, a home decor superstore, has set up shop in Sheffield Village and also brought 25 jobs with it. The superstore had a soft opening last week, but the grand opening, will be held at 9:30 a.m. May 22 followed by giveaways on May 23. The At Home The home decorations company Sedar is planning to fan out across the region this year before heading for North America and China, a company executive said. Sedar, a Syrian-owned family business based in the UAE, is set to open franchises in Jordan, Egypt Decorist, a San Francisco start-up dedicated to bringing home decorating to the masses, Friday announced it has landed $4.5 million in seed funding led by Lowe’s (LOW) and the Women’s Venture Capital Fund. Lowe’s is also a led investor in Seattle Decorating and furnishing a vacation home can be very different from decorating and furnishing your first home or primary residence. Whether you plan on visiting your second home occasionally or renting it out year round, many design trends are geared to .

The Beverly Area Planning Association’s (BAPA) Memorial Day Parade Committee invites residents on Longwood Drive between 110th Place and 96th Street to show their patriot spirit by participating in a home-decorating contest on parade day, Monday Whether you're into soap making or dollhouses, steam punk or scrap books, Hobby Lobby has got you covered. The Oklahoma City-based chain carries a wide array of crafts that can be used to help with a kid's diorama with school or to while away a rainy Angie Myrtle of Park City is one of those visionaries who can look at, say, an old bike wheel and see a wreath for the front door. Or an old chalkboard as a heat shield behind the wood-burning stove. Her ideas not only save money but give her house a Decorating a house is an absolute pleasure when one can find the right products. But to find the products is a task of gargantuan proportions. While you imagine your bookshelf to be in a certain way, the market tends to have different ideas in mind. .