For most of us, dogs are a crucial part of our family. They secure us, save us, and cheer us during our bad times. They are nothing but loyal⁠— everyone’s dog is their fido. 

And for all the faithfulness they bring in this cruel human world, they don’t ask for anything. But as a pet owner, you owe them to give the best you can. Like the Nature’s logic food review you read last night, you should give an equal amount of thought while building their shelter⁠— the dog house.

For that, all you need to do is read this article because we will be recommending a few elements to consider and the color-combinations to use for building one. Without further ado, let’s start with recommendations.

2 Recommendations for Painting your Dog House:

2. Use safe materials:

If you’re painting a dog house, it’s obviously a wooden one; however, if you haven’t started yet and are thinking of buying one, refrain from buying plastic ones because, well, it’s bad.

As for the wooden one you intend to paint, use safe & non-toxic products. Meaning, no lead or similar element because it may poison your dog. Also, to keep the house safe from weather, apply linseed oil on the wood before painting. Another way to weatherproof the dog house is by using a weatherproof primer. You can get it in a nearby home improvement store.   

However, if you want to save some time, you can purchase non-toxic paint that already has a primer in it.

2. Consider the climate

You must choose the paint color considering the environment you live in. 

If you live in a hot & humid place, a dark-colored house will only worsen things for your dog. A light-colored house will not absorb as much heat a dark one would, so choosing light paint will be the wise thing to do.

Also, talking about the climate, raise the house’s foundation a bit. This is better for air circulation, keeps safe from occasional water runoffs, and prevents the pet from having direct contact to the ground during the extreme temperatures in winter.

If you consider these two things along with the size and design of the house, you are good to go. Now, pick up the paintbrush/spray and get going.

Here are few of our favorite color-combination you should consider if you haven’t made up your mind yet:

4 Color-Combination for your Pet House

2. All-wooden:

All-wooden is our personal favorite color. It gives the wooden house a raw look. Especially if your dog house is in the front yard or backyard with green grass & tree(s), this is a perfect color to choose. You can either fancy a matte finish or shiny finish⁠— that’s up to you.

2. Same as your home’s:

One way to display your affection towards your pet is by painting their house with the same colors as yours. If yours is pink, paint it pink; if yours is brown & yellow, pain it the same.

Another benefit of using the same color is you might have a color can or two lying around if you didn’t buy but built your house. Just use them⁠— works perfectly given that’s the same quality you need for the dog house.

2. Contrast with your house’s

If the dog’s house is painted with a color contrasting to your home’s, it will add to the overall dynamic. Similar to clothes, contrasting colors between the houses look amazing.

Here's a few contrasting color schemes to give you an idea:

• White contrasts with every color. You can paint all-white too.
• Beige contrasts with blue, brown, black, red, and white.
• Gray combines with red, pink, blue, and combined shades.

Overall, pick a color contrasting with your house for a vibrant look.

2. Internal contrast look:

If the dog house is going to be a separate entity, you can paint with whatever color you like. Just make it a two or three-color contrasty look. For e.g., You can have a blue roof and white walls or a fuschia and grey combination.

Final words:

Building and painting your dog house can be tricky. You need to consider the outer circumstances, the overall look of the dog house, and the general dynamic it adds to your home. However, if you read this article-cum-guide, you needn’t worry. Just plan accordingly, and you will have the dream dog house.

That’s all from our side. Let us know which color you will be using to paint your dog house⁠— we might have a few recommendations if you like.

Kids’ rooms are always filled with toys, clothes, drawing supplies, and who knows how many other things. It is easy to see your children’s bedroom as the last room in your house you want to clean as you know that’s where the maximum chaos is. It doesn’t have to be this way, and many ideas will help you organize this space so that you don’t have to worry so much about keeping it clean.

Reduce the number of toys

Even if that may sound harsh, it is easy to notice how your kids prefer to play only with certain toys. There’s no point in keeping all of them, at least not in the same space. Just make sure to get rid of the unused toys without an audience so that you can avoid some unnecessary drama.

Don’t fill up every single space to the brim

Kids have a lot of stuff from clothes to toys, but this doesn’t mean that you should stuff everything in all the drawers and closet space available. It is not convenient to search for things that should be accessible by wading through a lot of unimportant things.

There is another advantage to consider here. If there are some empty spaces available, you will have room for new things. For instance, if you have a boy and you just bought a new microscope for his birthday, it is ideal to have a place for the new device in the room, instead of being forced to leave such a delicate item lying around on a table.

Get plenty of bins and baskets

If you feel like there’s never enough room for storing all the kids’ stuff, don’t start to fret about how you are going to fit it another closet inside their bedroom. Bins and baskets are ideal for keeping all kinds of things your kids use. They don’t take up a lot of space, and they are easy to use.

Also, when you need to de-clutter fast, you can grab a basket or a bin and fill it with all the stuff that seems to be lying on the floor, on the bed, on the table, and anywhere around you.

Keeps things of the same type together

This is a good idea if you’re trying to teach your kid the importance of being and staying organized. For instance, find a place for all the plush toys in the room. Use another for all the notebooks, and other supplies that are school related. Also, you must have a place for all the clothes so that they don’t end up on the floor.

Get your kids to help a little, and you will teach them how to keep their things organized. You can teach them how to fold their t-shirts, and how to organize their stuff on colors, and in other fun ways. Kids are fast learners, and sooner than you think, you might not have so much work to do to keep their room clean and free of clutter.

Opt for high-quality items

A good idea to keep a room clean is to reduce the number of things that go inside it. That doesn’t mean that you should feel guilty about depriving your kids of toys they like or anything similar. Instead of going for quantity, go for quality. This way, you will have fewer things to deal with.

A quick clean-up is in order before bedtime

Do it yourself, or have your kids to help, if they’re old enough. Clean up a little by putting things to their places just before bedtime. This way, there will be less work to do in the morning, when you might be in a hurry.

Pets should be treated as full members of the family so, naturally, each decision you make regarding your house, also concerns them and their safety. If you decided to refresh the look of your interior and are considering a paint job, you need to make sure your pets won’t be affected by the change.

Here are the most common problems you might encounter while painting your house and dealing with the animals inside it and, most importantly, how to handle them properly.

Stress

No matter if you opt for painting contractors or decide to do it on your own, there is a level of stress and discomfort your pets will feel. Consider the mess you are creating in the entire house, including the furniture moved away from the walls, the cabinets taken down, and the overall amount of dust and debris you will cause.

All these will naturally affect your pets, especially if we’re talking about cats and dogs. These animals are territorial and don’t handle changes too well when it comes to their habitats. Keep in mind that there will be some strangers entering your house, making noise, and generally disturbing your pets’ habitat, which will lead to stressful situations.

Choking hazards

Painting the interior of the house will inevitably lead to a general disaster that might last for weeks, and this includes paint cans, brushes, racks, chairs, loose screws, cords, and others. Each one of these elements possesses a choking hazard for pets roaming around, so you may also want to consider this before renovating your home.

Toxic fumes

Another thing to worry about is the potentially dangerous composition of the paints and all the toxic fumes that go out once you open a can of paint. And, while you can easily wear a mask to avoid irritations, your pet may not be able to do the same, which exposes them to health risks.

Quality problems

Not even finding the perfect collar and leash for your pet won’t keep them away from trouble, especially in a freshly painted home. They can brush against the wall or tip over a can of paint accidentally, which will cost you plenty of time and money to repair.

How to solve these problems

Although the animals don’t mean it, accidents can happen, and this is why you should be prepared for these situations.

There are plenty of things you can do, starting with placing your pets in another area of the house where they don’t have access to brushes or wet walls. Make sure to relocate their crib too, alongside all their favorite accessories, including chewing toys, litter boxes, bedding, and food bowls.

If you’re planning on repainting the entire house at once, it would be best to find a temporary home for your pets. Try talking to your relatives or friends about hosting the animals for a short while, until you finish remodeling. If none of them lives close by, you can look for pet daycares or pet shops that are willing to host your furry friends for a fee.

If they are still allowed to visit and check on the painting progress, make sure the house and all the freshly-painted walls are pet-proof.

Allow the paint to dry for a couple of days until the smell wears off and keep your animals close to you at all times. If we’re talking about dogs, cats or other small furry animals, don’t let them near the painted walls to prevent unwanted tracks of paint all over the carpets, floors, and furniture.

Taking care of the earth’s environment makes a lot of sense, especially when you can manage it without doing anything extreme. You don’t have to be an environmental activist to make a difference. Here are a few simple ways you can do your part.

Get High-Quality Furniture in Timeless Styles

Buying junky furniture means you have to dispose of it more often. When you choose high-quality furniture, though, it will last for many years. Then, you won’t be contributing to the massive amounts of debris already piling up in landfills..

Another thing you can do when buying furniture is to stay away from faddish styles. Instead, select furniture that never looks outdated. If your furniture continues to look good year after year, you won’t have to replace it so soon.

And, if you ever decide to update your home décor, the furniture will still be serviceable. That means you can donate it to a charity like a Habitat for Humanity and let someone else enjoy it even longer.

Opt for Natural Warmth and Lighting

Unless you’re using green energy sources like wind and solar power, every time you turn on the heat and lights, you’re having a negative ecological impact. Reduce the amount of heat you use by choosing warm bedding, throw blankets, and rugs. Natural lighting helps, too, so open up your curtains and let the sunlight light up your life.

You’ll need far less heating if you can snuggle up comfortably in bed or wrap a shawl around you as you read or watch TV in the living room. And, you won’t have to crank up the heat in the mornings when you don’t have to step out of bed onto a cold floor.

Add Greenery

Eco-friendly habits and products are called “green” for a reason. Green is the color of living plants, which contribute oxygen and eat up carbon dioxide. So, put lots of plants both inside and outside your home. You’ll not only be helping keep the earth environment healthy. You’ll also be making a beautiful ambiance in your home.

One thing to remember, though, is that you can get soil and water on the floor easily if you have a lot of plants in your home. It can damage your hardwood floors or carpeting. That’s easy to remedy. Just get an attractive rug to place under the larger plants or groupings of smaller plants that you set on the floor. Doing so contributes to your interior décor while protecting your flooring.

Choose Accessories Made of Natural Materials

Accessories can enhance your home décor dramatically. Choose items that are environmentally-friendly. For example, a plastic laundry basket is both harmful to the environment and unsightly. Instead, choose a rope or woven basket. Unlike the plastic basket, it will contribute to your interior design and decompose naturally when it’s served its purpose.

The choices you make in decorating your home can hurt the environment or protect it. And, you don’t have to give up an attractive design to do it. You can find the right options at a furniture company that has a wide selection of furniture and accessories. Then, you can breathe easier, knowing that you’ve done something good.

At first glance, it may seem that everyone around is going crazy by bothering with materials that complement the interior of their home. However, it is a matter of habit. Trying new, more rational, approaches to organizing and arranging yourself and your home - you expand your world view and cease to be a simple user. You become a thinking citizen who does not just follow the possible trends, but does it wisely!

Creating the perfect living space is a smart balance of colour and coordinating furniture and the bedroom is no exception. Your bedroom should be the perfect space for relaxing and sleeping and therefore should get something of a priority when it comes to decorating. There is nothing relaxing about trying to sleep in a mishmash of colour and clutter, so it is time to take control and get your bedroom up to scratch. Bed SOS has some great ideas for making sure your bedroom is the perfect space.

Decide on a Theme

There are lots of great themes for the bedroom but remember that colour can change the mood. Bright and acidic colours are perfect for living spaces but as a bedroom can make it hard to switch off and relax. Softer, muted colours work well in a bedroom with perhaps a splash of brightness on a feature wall. So, your first challenge is to pick your colours. Blues, purples, cream and chocolate all work well in a sleeping environment. You could opt for plain walls, and patterned curtains and duvet cover or vice-versa but again there is an argument for keeping it chilled and mellow as loads of patterns and colours can send the brain into overdrive and make it much harder to sleep.

Pick a Bed

In most rooms, the bed will be one of the most significant pieces of furniture. Certainly, in a room with a kingsize bed, you are looking at a large bed that can either make or break the whole look and feel of the room. There is such a wide selection of bed bases on offer that you have scope to really personalise and set the scene. Wooden bed frames tend to be more imposing that metal so if space is a premium you might want to consider opting for the latter. A divan bed is designed for practicality, and often they are not the best looking, but these can be hidden with valance sheets. Bed makers are getting on board with the idea of using the bed to make the internal decor work better, and therefore you will find a range of coloured beds in various finishes. Velvet beds have enjoyed a run of popularity and feature upholstered frames in a variety of colour to give the room an opulent look.

Consider Storage

The other useful features of many bed frames are the storage they offer, so as well as finding the colour and style of bed that best compliments your decor, have a think about storage. Whether you opt for an ottoman bed or one with drawers you can really make a room look bigger by removing clutter into the storage offered by the bed. This gives you space to store clothing or other things that you struggle to accommodate, and the room look is not impeded in any way. With so many different styles and colourways on offer finding the perfect bed to match the colour scheme of your room should prove to be a fun and enjoyable activity.

Devising a new room layout is one of those strange design activities which manages to be both creatively rewarding and deceptively tedious. There’s no question that it’s exciting to recreate a living space. With just a few tweaks to furniture layout and color, it’s almost as though you’re living in a brand new space!

On the other hand, let’s be honest here. It’s work. Unless you’re astoundingly lucky and get that perfect aesthetic balance on your first try, chances are you’ll be shifting furniture and swatches around a lot.

You know how it is—the couch might protrude too far into a walkthrough area, the TV might not quite work in that corner, that perfect shade of eggshell wall paint may suddenly look bleak and institutional when combined with your glass coffee table.

Getting it “just so” requires a solid dose of trial and error.

This is where design and space-planning resources make a world of difference. Let’s look at three design and space-planning websites and apps which allow you to enjoy all the experimental playfulness you desire with none of the heavy lifting.

Amikasa - 3D Room Design Without The Frustration

A few years ago, using an app to virtually create a three dimensional room or house layout existed purely in the realms of science fiction. These days, 3D room visualizing apps are thick on the ground.

They all operate on similar principles:

• Draw up your room layout as accurately as possible.
• Position shapes roughly approximating your furniture where you think they should go.
• Check it out in a 3D projected view.
• Rinse and repeat until satisfied.

They’re pretty good. They do give you the ability to bring your idea into virtual reality before you lift a finger. However, they also come with a downside. Most of these apps are incredibly fiddly to use and require quite a bit of practice to master. Put bluntly, you’re trading grunt work for brain work.

But then, along came Amikasa! This app is arguably the best way to visualize a 3D space on the market right now, and for one simple reason. It’s incredibly easy to use.

Instead of relying on smartphone optics to guesstimate the dimensions of a room, or having you generate blueprint like dimensions from scratch, Amikasa starts with a simple question: what’s the rough shape of your room?

From there, it’s a simple matter of tweaking that shape to more closely resemble your room’s specifications. It’s beautifully intuitive and I found I could do in minutes what took me up to an hour in other 3D design apps.

But that isn’t Amikasa’s most significant selling point. What makes this app perfect for me is that you can then use 3D models of actual furniture shapes. You’re not locked into using abstract representations of your stuff. Instead, you’re working with virtual objects which are close enough to reality to make visualization a breeze.

Another big bonus I found is that you can also easily place your surround sound speakers into the equation, finding ways to maximize their utility and aesthetic appeal just as you would with standard furniture.

It’s a thing of beauty and available both for iOS and Android. Give it a try!

PHOTOCOPA - Creative Color Picking

You’d think there’d be a plethora of decent color visualization resources out there for finding that perfect color palette. But it’s actually surprisingly hard to find something genuinely useful, for a few reasons.

A lot of the apps and websites out there focus on (admittedly pretty cool) augmented reality to virtually “paint” your room with your chosen color. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great idea in theory, but I’ve yet to find one which works flawlessly enough to actually help me visualize a room and make sound color decisions.

More critically, screens won’t display color the same way a paint chip does. Your phone or monitor’s luminance, contrast and brightness settings all subtly alter how a color looks. Without an expensive color calibrated monitor, there’s simply no way to get perfectly accurate color matching on an electronic device.

As an aside, if you are contemplating extensive design projects requiring true color and serious graphics-processing grunt, I’d highly recommend investing in a computer system and color smart monitor which is fit for the purpose. If you’re near Northern California, check out Nerds On Call's Sacramento computer repair shop. Nerds On Call can provide solid advice on how to upgrade your computer to accommodate heavy design work.

But back to PHOTOCOPA. The reason this app works so well is that it neatly side-steps these design problems by focusing on what really matters—generating a pleasing palette of complementary and contrasting colors you can use as a starting point. Once I have that winning color combination, calibrating my chosen shades against paint swatches is a breeze.

PHOTOCOPA works by keeping it simple.

I start by taking a picture of a color I want to begin with. It may be on an existing piece of furniture, but just as easily it could be a color I stumble across while I’m out and about.

Most recently it was an unusual leaf I found on the sidewalk. But I digress.

You can then have PHOTOCOPA use this shade as a starting point, generating a beautiful assortment of color combinations which all work in different ways for different reasons.

What I love most about this site is that it refuses to be prescriptive. It doesn’t lead you down a false path of choosing one particular color based on a screen’s false rendering. Instead it focuses on what a design app does best: giving you ideas.

Once my creative eye is bumped in a new direction by a surprising color combination, I find it that much easier to see beyond what’s there to the possibilities lying beneath.

This app works by fixing your sights on all the wonderful color possibilities.

Pinterest - For Flashes of Inspiration and Clues You Can Follow

In every design project, whether large or small, there’s a moment where you might find yourself staring into a void. I couldn’t count the number of times I’ve begun a home design upgrade with literally no inkling on the first step I should take.

When these dire, blank moments settle over me, invariably I turn to Pinterest.

Pinterest is to out-of-the-box idea generation as YouTube is to embarrassingly endearing cat videos.

It’s just a vast, eclectic soup of different tastes, styles and disciplines. Every time I delve through its images I find something I hate and something I love—both of which are invaluable in crystallizing where I want to take a design next.

Of course, there are thousands of boards in Pinterest dedicated to interior design, but you’ll be richly rewarded if you gate crash into completely new visual categories you know nothing about.

Try jumping into clothes design boards and look for colors which speak to you. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, try phrases like “scientific art” and “sacred geometry.”

If just one idea in a hundred leaps out of the screen at you, note it down! It’s just one more quirky design possibility. And who knows? It may become the seed of an amazing design path for you to pursue.

The truth is, there’s thousands of tools out there which may bless you with that one golden design idea you’re searching for. Ideas and inspiration come from the oddest of places. However, if you’re going to play it by the numbers, I think these three products represent a fabulous place to begin.

They’re practical without being prescriptive. They’re unusual without being obtuse. Most importantly, they’re great fun to use. Happy designing!

Mark Lambert is a technology and computing writer for Nerds On Call. He likes to write about technologies which make life easier, more productive and just plain cooler.

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One of the reasons why you spend time on ColorLovers is because you love colors, all about them. Today, we want to share five reasons why we absolutely adore the yellow color in our closet, at all times.

1. It will totally light up your day

You don't need to understand the color theory to agree with this. Yellow is the kind of color that makes us feel good, it will make other people feel comfortable and pleasant in your company, which makes it perfect for a job interview, but also for a birthday party.

2. It is perfect for all seasons

Yellow can be your summer color - bright, cheery and delicious; but it can just as much be this autumn's number one in your closet. Whether you combine it with a flower-based pashmina or a warm dark red scarf, it will be your first choice for the whole season.

3. Ideal for matching

This color is offering a great solution for combining your plane clothes which occupy your wardrobe. Whether it's a darker shade of yellow or not, this color can go with the dozen shades of gray you have in your palette. It will break the monotony and refresh your style completely.

4. It will never go out of style

We all know what it is like when there is a sudden mania drawn by a certain color. Black might be the new black, but yellow never truly left the spotlight. Yellow goes with a positive, optimistic attitude and fits your smile. You will always want to shine it out at the happiest hour, or have it make your gloomy day. Your environment won't stop loving it on you either, along with the optimism.

5. You will have your everyday combination

Yellow top is for your upper body what jeans are for your bottom. And it doesn't come as a surprise that two of these match like lemon and juicer. With these outfits you can be both the girl next door and a top model that just came down for a cat walk around the block.

Be an absolute diva every single day by implementing few simple yellow pieces to your wardrobe! Show the world your inner glow!

About the author:

Nina Petrov is an activist, poet, performer and mathematician. She communicates with the world mostly through words, movement and equations, but sometimes also by speaking very loudly. The only truth she could say about herself is that she keeps changing every day, never stops learning and interacting with her surroundings.

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Also find out about a new online site that will help you to find in trend and hip designer clothing to look better.

The dresses that you choose for yourself will either make or break your life. That is just the first step. The colours that you choose for your dresses becomes more important for you because of their integrated psychological importance.

The colour wheel

The colour wheel can help you to understand the relationship between different colours. And it can help you to choose the right clothes for yourself.

Primary colours- primary colours include red, yellow and blue. You cannot mix other colours to get these colours. Every other colour is derived from these colours.

Secondary colours-these are the colours that you can get by mixing primary colours at different proportions. For example, if you mix red and yellow, you will get orange; if you mix blue and yellow, you will get green and if you mix red and blue, you will get violet. These are known as the secondary colours.

Tertiary colours- these are the colours that you get by mixing a primary colour with a secondary colour.

The colour of your clothes reveal a lot

The colour of your clothes reveal a lot about your personality type. Depending on the colour you choose or avoid, it can reveal a lot about your personality. Your dressing is a form of personal expression and by wearing specific clothes you are sending out messages to the world. Now the question is- Are you sending the right messages?

Colours play a major role in our lives by influencing our moods and emotions. A colour can make you feel secure or feel uneasy. It may happen because even though you are consciously not aware of the symbolic meanings of some colours, your subconscious is very much knowledgeable about them and so you feel different feelings about different colours of your dresses. One colour may mean something to you and something different to someone else.

Black colours-you need to have the perfect black dress that is flattering to your body in your closet. Black is important for you because it symbolises extremes which means all or nothing. It can mean strength, power, elegance, sophistication and authority.

Blue colours- blue colour cools and soothes. If you are wearing a blue colour, it is sending out the masses that you are a creative, positive, peace loving, and loyal person. It will also symbolises that you live by your own rules. People who generally like blue are smart, have a quick wit and are independent. Do you like blue?

Brown colours- brown colours symbolise things that are solid and grounded because it is the colour of the earth. If you wear a brown, you are sending out the masses that you are stable, smart and dependable.

Grey colours- if you wear a grey most of the time, it may mean that you are indifferent, depressed and apathetic. It may mean that you lack self-confidence and you are suppressive.

Silver colours-if you like metabolic colours like silver, it means that you are not shy, you are adventurous, hip and are for anything.

Red colours- red colours can help you to stand out and grab the spotlight. It symbolises the life and it’s a colour of energy. It is very empowering and it can provide you with lots of confidence. It is also associated with sensuality, aggression, passion and boldness.

Orange colours- orange is the colour which makes you open for new possibilities. It is associated with creativeness, enthusiasm, good times, warmth and ambition. It will make you appear a positive, energising and engaging mood.

Pink colours- in general pink is associated with femininity. However, it does not mean that men cannot wear anything pink. If he is comfortable with both the masculine and feminine side of his personality, he can definitely wear a pink dress and rock it. It is associated with unconditional love and it reduces aggression.

Purple colours- purple is the colour of royalty and it is also a symbol of wealth. It can help you to send out the masses that you are rich both materially and spiritually. It may help you to mean that you have a rich inner life, you are artistic and creative and you also have great instincts about people.

Yellow colours- yellow makes you logical, happy, optimistic and cheerful. It can be overpowering at some times. It will help you by encouraging intelligence and inspiration.

Green colours- green colour is associated with generosity, healing and a rejuvenated state of mind. It is also closely associated with nature and money it is a calming colour. If you wear a green, it will convey the masses that you are charismatic and you also care for other people.

White colours- white means cleansing and new beginnings. It helps you to look fresh and bright. White is also associated with balance, higher money, purity and courage.

The fashionable dress colours for the summer 2018

After knowing about the relationship between colours, your personality and the masses you are sending out to the world, let’s find out more about the colours of the dresses brought in by one of the popular and successful destination for daring, exciting and edgy fashion- Zaful.com (Zaful). It is an online shop that specialises in offering most daring, exciting and edgy fashion apparel. If you’re looking for dresses in trend, design excellence and exceptional quality. If you’re looking for the latest and compelling designs for the fashionably hip people, you will find it here.

The summer edit is here

You can get ready for the summer with the new summer edit of Zaful. Whether you want tops, bottoms, dresses, bikinis, plus size clothing, everything is there. Dresses for sports and accessories are also available at the site. It is absolute favourite for summer outfits and swimwear as it is affordable, has a large selection, trendy and super chic.

Find out the latest collection of strapless dresses here.

And we bring you more info about so many new and different products which will help you to look gorgeous whenever you want.

From Milan to Milwaukee we're bringing all the best fashion colour ideas and inspirations together to help you design the right look, plan the perfect outfit or construct your new line- is what the fashion channel on ColourLovers is all about. And so you will find so many different some fashion colour ideas and inspirations at one place which you can use for your own creative and artistic designs, new product creation and construction of your new line. It will help you to find so many ideas about inspired cutting-edge fashion which is in an ahead of the trend.

This guest post is written by Jay Harris. Jay is a Home Depot sales associate and a regular contributor to Home Depot’s blog. His interests include home lighting, home automation, and solar panels.

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The kitchen is one of the most active and important rooms within your house—one that gets quite a bit of attention when it comes to home makeovers. You’re in and out of the kitchen constantly. Between preparing meals each day or just grabbing a quick snack, it seems like you end up in the kitchen more than any other room. With this much foot traffic, it needs to be a room that looks decent and represents your home properly.

Lighting can play a big role in helping this come to fruition. Lighting also plays a big role in how your color scheme will set the mood for the room. Kitchens are meant to be inviting rooms—they entice the appetite and help you to relax and unwind from your day.

Let’s illustrate how light can play a role in making kitchens stand out.

This guest post is written by Alex Jackson. Alex, who is a keen interior design follower, wrote this blog on behalf of Bathshop321 and frequently offers advice on interior trends, household improvements and repairs.

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Are you wondering which colour will be modelled by bathrooms this year? Whether you’re looking to update a main bathroom, powder room, or master bathroom, you’ve probably been pondering on which colours are trending this year. Easier said than done, right? Well in this post we’ll be seeing creative ways to replace tiles with textures, graphics, and colours -- ranging from dark and dramatic to ultra bright and vibrant. While large renovation makeovers require massive amounts of money and time, a quick lick of paint can brighten and update a bathroom in minutes. Here’s the low-down on the interior design and colour trends for 2012 and beyond.