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brehaaorgana · 9 months

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the most frustrating things about adult furniture/home goods shopping (especially online) is how SO MANY things are:

a.) drop shipping of stuff so you have no idea if anything is actually decent quality OR

b.) is actually just one of many fronts of a huge company/got bought out (and company likely also does shipping) or

c.) somehow more expensive than I remember it being 5-10 years ago, which...is probably partly inflation, and probably partly memory being unreliable, but...it just feels more and more pricey

d.) sad and beige or greige.

what i mean by this is:

a.) I went searching for more unique home decor places, and uh: something about these shops feels very very familiar and is set up like...I don't know for some gen z tiktok kids with "aesthetics" and for massive consumerism pushing cheap and flimsy products

b.) like when walmart bought out hayneedle, which was already a marketplace-type site

or how hay is now just part of design within reach.

OR like how Wayfair ALSO owns Joss & Main, Perigold, Birchlane, and AllModern. (which feels slightly different from brands sharing a manufacturer, like Dorel being the manufacturer of both Novogratz and Mr. Kate.)

c.) i'm looking DIRECTLY at CB2, which is supposed to be Crate & Barrel's younger, hipper, and slightly more affordable sister brand. and apt2b, which is supposed to be affordable furniture for apartments.

d.) this is a front page of a site that ISN'T pottery barn, or crate & barrel, but like, look at it:

i'm concerned. did we all die and wake up in the giver?

did we accidentally turn down the saturation on EVERYTHING???

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fairmaiden8 · 10 months

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Woodland Charm Metal Sleigh Centerpiece with Pinecones and LED Candles - Product Review

Step into a world of enchantment with the “Woodland Charm Metal Sleigh Centerpiece with Pinecones and LED Candles – Product Review.” In this captivating video by Hayneedle, Mark takes you on a whimsical journey through the magical features of this centerpiece. Made out of metal with a dark brown finish, this masterpiece resembles a wooden sleigh, complete with pinecones and three LED candles.…

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#Centerpiece #LED Candles #Metal Sleigh #Pinecones #Product Review #Woodland Charm

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cindybanksteam · 1 year

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How to Get a Jump on Fall Home Projects

Starbucks just released a new pumpkin flavored drink and the Halloween gear is starting to replace the patio furniture outside the supermarket. That must mean fall is near. If you’re anything like us, the first freeze hits us and we remember all those projects we wanted to do and never started—projects that will help protect our house and make it run more efficiently. This year, we’re starting early to get our house ready for the cold, and you can too.

Consider your window coverings

Conventional wisdom says you should trade out your lightweight draperies for something more substantial for the colder seasons. But sheers are great in fall and winter. Letting some sunlight trickle through can help heat the home while still providing privacy, and they can be added to any window, regardless of the type of treatment you already have.

Mulch. That. Yard.

“Should you mulch plants in the fall? The short answer is: yes! Mulching around plants in autumn has all kinds of benefits, from preventing soil erosion to suppressing weeds to protecting plants from moisture loss and shifts in temperature,” said Gardening Knowhow.

Invest in some covers for your good patio stuff

Every year we say we’re going to do this and every year we fail. Consequently, we had to replace our patio cushions this year far sooner than we would have liked. Don't be like us. You can prolong the life of your patio furniture and grill with a good waterproof cover. “During the warmer months, your outdoor patio furniture likely gets a lot of use,” said Hayneedle. “In colder months, you probably spend less time outside and thus less time utilizing your outdoor furniture. If you live in an area that has a cold or wet climate in the winter, you will need to take steps to make sure that your patio furniture is properly protected from the elements.”

Get your heater checked

We get it. No one wants to turn their heater on when it’s 100 degrees outside. But what you really don’t want is to be faced with a broken heater when it’s 0 degrees outside. See if you can make an appointment now to get your system checked in October, and if your chosen company doesn’t schedule appointments that far in advance, at least make an appointment with yourself to make another call at the end of September.

Clean out your gutters

Clogged gutters can pose a danger to your home. Get them cleaned out now to make sure rain and snow can flow freely and aren’t being impeded by leaves and debris.

Do a chimney check

Schedule this well in advance to make sure you can safely use your fireplace when the first chilly night hits.

Get a tree inspection

Heavy rain, wind, and snow can put pressure on tree limbs. You don’t want them snapping and ending up crashing through your roof or breaking a window. This is the perfect time to have them checked out.

Examine your utilities

Check current bills against the same time last year. Has your electric bill gone up dramatically year over year? You could have an air leak that needs to be addressed (more on that below). Is your water bill significantly higher than 12 months ago? You may have a dripping showerhead, a running toilet, or a problem with your hot water heater. Time to call a plumber!

Check for leaks around windows and doors

About those air leaks: Little leaks can cost you big time, and the sooner you deal with them, the sooner you can start saving money. “An average home loses up to 30% of its heating and cooling energy through air leaks,” said Houselogic. “The most significant air leaks tend to occur around windows and doors.”

You can easily check for leaks with incense. “With windows and doors closed, hold a lit stick of incense near window and door frames where drafts might sneak in. Watch for smoke movement,” they said. Then it’s just a matter of adding caulking and weather stripping—both easy and inexpensive DIY fixes.

#fall #home projects

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thiscoffeelooksbiracial · 2 years

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Things are kind of a mess right now. Had a presentation today, but my code was broken and I didn't even submit everything I needed so I get a redo tomorrow afternoon.

I haven't been sleeping well so I've been taking caffeine every morning. Fewer calories and trash than coffee or energy drinks. And I've found XR capsules rather than IR tablets so I don't get an upset stomach. Still lots of anxiety though.

To try and combat this, I had a session with a betterhelp therapist today. it was a chat, but didn't seem very productive. I told her about how stressed I am and she tried to give me some "glass half full" be an optimist bullshit. I know I'm smart, I know I'm capable, I just have a lot going on at once. Still, I'm glad I tried it and I'm glad it was free.

My presentation that was scheduled for Saturday afternoon has been moved to Friday night. I probably won't pass that one either on the first try but I will try to reschedule for monday.

On the apartment front, I ordered my bed and sofa from zinus. I originally wanted a sectional with a chaise, but searching through wayfair, ikea, hayneedle etc for the same ~$600 couches got old. I', thinking that a company that specializes in foam mattresses probably makes decent couches too. I also like that I won't need tools to put it together. Once it actually arrives anyway.

Which is my other stressor. The bed, sofa, and some rugs are all being shipped via fedex. I was worried they would show up before I was ready to move in offically, but it looks like fedex may end up taking forever. I was able to update my fedex account so I should be able to place a hold on my items until I know I'm moving in for sure.

In summary, I am blessed and stressed and I just want to be able to chill in my own place.

#maybe she's paranoid #maybe she's dehydrated #maybe she's broke as hell #but not for much longer 👏🏾

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loconinja · 2 years

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#ad which room is your fave? I might be leaning towards the office at the moment but there’s so much more to share on my new #LocoNinjasCrazyHomeMakeover series brought to you by @hayneedle so tune in to the first episode on my previous post and look out for all new episodes every week. 💚 #hayneedlehome #hnstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/CkBWn2aLbad/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#ad #loconinjascrazyhomemakeover #hayneedlehome #hnstyle

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portalagrovida · 2 years

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Coisas que você nunca deve comprar na Home Depot

A Home Depot tem ofertas limitadas para itens de decoração doméstica, como tapeçarias, molduras, tapetes e móveis. Como na maioria das grandes lojas, você encontrará itens produzidos em massa com baixa qualidade, mas não necessariamente com preços baixos. Se você está tentando enfeitar uma parede com algo atraente e envolvente, Interno recomenda sites como Wayfair ou Hayneedle para descobertas artísticas específicas. Há também grandes roubos em lojas como TJMaxx, Marshalls e HomeGoods. Também é importante acrescentar que a arte produzida em massa ocupa um segundo lugar distante nos esforços criativos de artistas e artesãos locais que vendem seus próprios projetos em feiras, mercados de agricultores ou sites online como o Etsy. Apoiar seus artistas locais (e não tão locais!) ajuda a sustentar as comunidades, expressar nossos valores e trazer consciência cultural (sem mencionar a sensação de satisfação ao ver um belo trabalho em sua casa). Se você tem o seu coração em uma peça que viu no Home Depot, é razoável apostar que você pode encontrá-lo em outro lugar por um preço mais barato. Se você deseja adicionar um apelo estético à sua casa, é provável que encontre opções muito melhores em quase qualquer outro lugar. Source link

#Portal Agro Vida

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pastpresentandpatina · 5 years

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Who says size doesn't matter?! 🌵 #wildflowervignette #BackyardLiving #homedecor #apartmentherapy #worldmarket #hayneedle #livingspaces #outdoorliving https://www.instagram.com/p/BzqN15BHC0k/?igshid=wezpe25867iw

#wildflowervignette #backyardliving #homedecor #apartmentherapy #worldmarket #hayneedle #livingspaces #outdoorliving

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andstella · 6 years

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My room finally feels like home and I can be a hermit again! I’m still in need of new blinds/curtains, a rug, throw blankets/pillows, wall shelves. Because I had to purchase most of my stuff since I left everything behind in SD, I did my best to be budget friendly. If any of you are looking into doing your room, here’s where I got my stuff:

Desk- Amazon (I spray painted the legs gold--orginally black legs)

Vintage wicker chair - Boomerang (thirft shop in my neighborhood)

Plant pot on desk - TJ Maxx

Wall shelf - Primark

Wooden crate - Boomerang

Bed frame- Wayfair

Bed comforter set - HomeGoods

Wall Tassel - TJ Maxx

Side stand - Facebook Marketplace

Mid century modern dresser- Hayneedle

Plant basket - HomeGoods

Plants - IKEA (fiddle leaf and desk plant) and Trader Joe’s for bedside

Posters - Powell’s Bookstore in PDX

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patiofurniturenews-blog · 3 years

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(via Best Amazon Wicker Furniture Sets) TOP TOP Available Best Amazon Wicker Furniture Sets https://patiofurniturenews.com/2021/11/best-amazon-wicker-furniture-sets.html… @patiofurniture #patiofurniture #outdoorFurniture #PatioFurnitureShortage #pationews http://PatioFurnitureNews.com - #homedepot #walmart #wayfair #hayneedle

#hayneedle #wayfair #walmart #patiofurniture #outdoorfurniture #patio decor #patio furniture shortage

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handmadediyprojects · 5 years

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Cozy Up When the Weather Cools Down What are you most looking forward to this fa… Cozy Up When the Climate Cools Down 🔥🍂😍What are you most trying ahead to this fall? Due to my pals @Hayneedle, I used to be capable of create one other comfortable outside space!

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tomwindeknecht · 7 years

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I love taking a blank space and turning it into something functional and aesthetic. I collaborated with Hayneedle.com to transform a concrete slab in my backyard, into a comfy and relaxing patio area. My wife and I chose the Belham Living Brighton Beach Wood Set and a Red Ember Basin Cast Iron Fire Pit for the main pieces. Then, we added accents using the Lava Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor Pillows and Surya Avery Ceramic Lanterns. This has become our favorite new space in the backyard to unwind, read a book, or have a cozy nighttime fire. I know this isn't my typical kind of post, but I really wanted to share our new backyard getaway with everyone! #HayneedleHome #sponsored

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#hayneedle #patio #patio furniture #patio life #backyard #makeover #outdoors #easy update #fire pit #backyard living #summer nights #inpiration #outdoor decor #outdoor patio furniture #wood chairs #backyard decor #outdoor living

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wp-yahoo-style-1042-yahoopa-blog · 6 years

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Presidents' Day 2019 furniture sales: Shop and save up to 80 percent off sofas, beds, dining tables and more

Save up to 75 percent on furniture during Wayfair’s Presidents’ Day sale. Shop it: Willa Arlo Interiors Nia Pin Tufted Convertible Sofa, $331 (was $368), wayfair.com. (Photo: Wayfair)

Turn your home into your dream home by taking advantage of all the Presidents’ Day furniture sales.

Whether you want to spruce up your living room with a luxurious new sofa or your kitchen with a sleek new dining set, Feb. 18 is the best time to shop for home furniture. If you’re one of the smart shoppers scoring significant savings on a new mattress this Presidents’ Day, now’s the time to get a fresh new bedroom set on sale too.

At Wayfair, you can save up to 75 percent on furniture for every room in your house. Our advice?

Keep scrolling to shop all the best deals Presidents’ Day furniture sales on the web.

All Modern Take an extra 15 percent off select sale items with code GOFORIT through Feb. 20.

Bed, Bath & Beyond Save up to 30 percent on furniture for the living room and outdoor patio.

Birch Lane Take an extra 15 percent off and receive free shipping with code GEORGE.

Design Within Reach Save 15 percent off all Knoll products and select seating and dining through Feb. 26. Receive free shipping on all Knoll plus orders over $5,000 if shipping within the U.S.

Hayneedle Save up to 30 percent on furniture for the dining room, home office, outdoor patio and more.

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Hands down the cutest dinner date 🐶Thanks @monicamariedesign for sharing your #hayneedlehome! Tap image to get details on these chairs.

A post shared by hayneedle (@hayneedle) on Feb 12, 2019 at 5:03pm PST

Houzz Save up to 80 percent on furniture for the kitchen, bedroom, living room, bathroom, outdoors and more.

Joss & Main Take an additional 20 percent off your purchase with code STARS through Feb. 20.

Under $100: Select dining room chairs, bar stools and end tables

Under $250: Select accent chairs, headboards, nightstands, coffee tables and bookshelves

Under $500: Select beds, sofas, outdoor furniture, dressers, TV stands and dining table

Joybird Take 30 percent off sitewide and save on sofas, chairs, tables, bedroom furniture and more.

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Ready to Ship, Quick ⚡! . . Choose from a selection of our best-selling products in our most popular upholsteries & have them quickly shipped to your door! #linkinbio #Joybird #JoybirdHughes

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Macy’s Save up to 70 percent on furniture for the living room, bedroom, dining room and more.

Overstock Save up to 70 percent on furniture for the entire home and receive free shipping. Shop furniture for the living room, bedroom, dining room, bathroom and office.

Target Save up to 25 percent home items. Take an extra 15 percent off furniture, indoor & outdoor rugs and curtains with code HOME.

Walmart Shop rollbacks on furniture for the entire house. Shop deals on furniture for the bedroom, dining room, living room and more.

Wayfair Save up to 75 percent on furniture for the bedroom, living room, kitchen, office and the rest of your home.

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We're living for this room! Transform your living room into a luxurious winter escape with earth tones and potted plants. #Wayfair #Greyleigh

A post shared by Wayfair (@wayfair) on Jan 5, 2019 at 7:03am PST

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