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San Francisco Artist Highlight: Nick Coley

jennifer — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 16:29:30 +0000

Looking for original artwork that has a very San Francisco feel without the cheese factor? Then Nick Coley is the artist for you. His vivid works have an impressionistic quality with a more modern spin. His subjects range from bluffs in Marin to urban scenes such as parking lots and busy city streets.

"Lafayette Park", 2009

"Bolinas Ridge #5"

Check out Nick’s current exhibit at ArtZone461.com

461 Valencia (at 16th St.), San Francisco

June 12 – July 18th

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Home Design for Furry Family Members: As Seen on SFGate

jennifer — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:17:16 +0000

Check out our article (written for Houzz.com) featured on SFGate this Sunday in the Living section!

Below is an excerpt, click here for the full article titled Home Design for Furry Family Members.

It’s time to say goodbye to the carpeted cat tree and hello to more stylish solutions for living with pets. There is no reason that dog and cat beds should be eyesores in your home. All it takes is a little creative thinking to incorporate the needs of your animals seamlessly with the rest of your family.

Considering the needs of your pets when designing a built-in or remodeling your kitchen is a great way to provide function and style. Think about the practical issues: Always buy cushions with removable covers for easy washing. Don’t forget that dogs can have a difficult time on hardwood floors. Adding runners and area rugs will make it easier for them to get around and will provide soft places for hanging out.

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Holiday Decorating Ideas for City Dwellers!

jennifer — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:53:06 +0000

Crystal chandelier with vintage ornaments & metallic ribbon

Many of us city dwellers aren’t blessed with family rooms or sitting rooms to display Christmas trees. This surely doesn’t mean we can’t get in the holiday spirit! One of my favorite ideas for the holidays is decorating your chandelier instead of a tree. It’s mess free, doesn’t require watering, and can look just as chic. To read the full article go to my Examiner page.

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