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10 Painting Tips for Cutting In

10 Painting Tips for Cutting In

Skip to contentAfter sharing my balcony column project, I was surprised how many messages I received about not using painters tape, drop cloth, or protective plastic. I never use painters tape and am not a very messy painter. I’m confident, can cut in a perfectly straight line, and with a little practice- you can too (if you’re not already)! A crisp sharp line is always the goal, right? I promise it’s not difficult… it just takes understanding the method and a nice brush. I’m breaking my technique down in today’s blog post! You can find 10 of my best tips for cutting in a perfectly smooth...

July 22, 2021
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Tips for Finding, Hiring, & Managing Reliable Contractors

Tips for Finding, Hiring, & Managing Reliable Contractors

Skip to contentThis post was another reader request, and while we tackle 95% of our home renovations ourself, there are certainly times we hire out certain projects- like our recent roof replacement. Having worked in the interior design industry for many years, I think I’ve worked with enough contractors and trade professionals to share some valuable insight in regards to hiring good, reliable help. From finding the right contractor for the job to interviewing them, explaining your project, getting started, and managing expectations through the duration of the project, I’m spilling my best...

April 13, 2021
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Designer Trick : Selecting the Right Rug

Designer Trick : Selecting the Right Rug

Skip to contentHi! How was everyone’s weekend? We had a great time with friends, and I’m feeling energized for the week ahead. Happy Valentine’s Day! Today I wanted to share a new Designer Trick post with you. I’m covering a topic I’m often asked about… how to select the best rug for your space- more specifically, what size? There are multiple things to consider when choosing the scale of a rug… what size is the room, what does the floor plan look like, what are the traffic paths throughout the space, etc. This post is packed full of great info! I’m covering all of the aforementioned...

February 14, 2022
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Tips for Layering Lighting Like a Designer

Tips for Layering Lighting Like a Designer

Skip to contentWhen I asked everyone what types of blog posts they wanted to see this year, over 50% of the post requests were lighting related. I had no idea so many of you were interested in lighting roundups, wanted to learn more about lighting design, or needed guidance on expertly selecting different fixtures for your home. Lighting happens to be one of my favorite things to source when it comes to interiors and home design, so today I thought it may be helpful to share my tips for layering lighting like a designer! I’m also including my go-to lighting resources. Believe me when I...

February 23, 2021
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Sununu Says All N.H. Schools Must Reopen Later This Month

Sununu Says All N.H. Schools Must Reopen Later This Month

© 2022 New Hampshire Public Radio.Play Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsSchool leaders in New Hampshire say they were caught off guard by Gov. Chris Sununu's order Thursday that all schools reopen fully, five days a week, by April 19th.Sununu announced the plan at a press conference. "Reopening schools and getting kids back to school: a very passionate issue for a lot of individuals, a lot of parents," he said. "We just want to provide some clarity and assurances and transparency as we start to get kids into the classroom."The will allow students to continue opting for a...

April 3, 2021
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New Hampshire Schools Weigh Whether To Go Remote Until After The Holidays

New Hampshire Schools Weigh Whether To Go Remote Until After The Holidays

© 2022 New Hampshire Public Radio.Play Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsWith coronavirus cases rising and Thanksgiving around the corner, some school districts are weighing whether to go remote until after the holidays.The state’s requires people who have travelled outside of New England to quarantine for two weeks. This has a lot of families preparing to keep their kids remote after Thanksgiving and winter break.As essential workers, teachers are exempt from the state's post-travel quarantine guidance, but some worry that not quarantining teachers will undermine their schools’...

November 10, 2020
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In The Streets, N.H. Reacts To Biden's Win

In The Streets, N.H. Reacts To Biden's Win

Supporters of President Trump and President-elect Joe Biden took to the streets in towns across New Hampshire on Saturday, after major news outlets announced the election. Amanda MacLellan of Manchester drove to the State House in Concord to celebrate with other Biden supporters. She carried a sign reading: "Your struggle is bound up in mine." MacLellan said she is nervous about the level of division in the country, but found it powerful to see people celebrating the Democratic win. “I just wanted to organically gather with people who were as excited about the possibility of justice in the...

November 8, 2020
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N.H. School Superintendents Warn Lawmakers About Staff And Budget Shortfalls

N.H. School Superintendents Warn Lawmakers About Staff And Budget Shortfalls

Superintendents across New Hampshire are warning of budget shortfalls and staff shortages as they navigate the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking to members of the House and Senate Education committees on Wednesday, district leaders praised schools for figuring out how to reopen safely and provide services to families, but they said community frustration with schools is high, and staff shortages could force schools to go remote all over again. Substitute teacher shortages have plagued New Hampshire for years, but with COVID-19 safety protocols requiring any student or teacher with any symptom...

October 8, 2020
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An Unforgettable 'Field Trip': N.H. Family Goes On Walk, Finds Forgotten Crypt

An Unforgettable 'Field Trip': N.H. Family Goes On Walk, Finds Forgotten Crypt

© 2022 New Hampshire Public Radio.Play Live Radio0:000:00Available On Air StationsFamilies are spending a lot of time together these days, often confined to their houses – and if they’re lucky, some open space or woods nearby.That's led to some deep explorations for one family into the mysteries behind their house.Editor's note: This crypt is located on private property. The owners ask that people do not try to visit the crypt, as it is old and potentially unstableIt all started with a moose. Krystin Cooney was walking with her family down their road in Deerfield when a neighbor called...

April 17, 2020
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