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Yahoo! News Search Results for Home Decorating

Home Front: The "Feel" of Sheets, plus Flooded Basements, Ceiling Fans, Tusca...

Post Home staff editors Annie Groer and Jura Koncius are here to answer your decorating-related questions.

Decorating your first home? C-P needs you for article (Courier-Post)

Are you a new homeowner or newlywed decorating your first place? Do you need advice on how to design on a dime, without sacrificing style? We'd like to hear from you.

Cake Decorating Business (BellaOnline)

Do you enjoy baking and decorating cakes? It is a fun hobby that you could easily turn into a "sweet" part or full-time business if you wish.

Secret garden finds a home (St. Joseph News-Press)

After 20 years, Jamie?s Secret Garden has found a new home. The store, which has relocated from St. Joseph?s downtown, is like walking through the pages of a decorating magazine. From floor to ceiling and wall to wall, each room is filled with luxuri...

The open house as a home-selling tool? No sale (Los Angeles Times)

WASHINGTON -- Some home sellers view open houses as a right. If their agents balk at sitting in the living room for four or five hours on a nice spring Sunday afternoon waiting for prospects to come bouncing through the door, they feel cheated.