Choose your sofa first, and the rest of the decisions will follow
Don’t be daunted when decorating your home in Mexico
Don’t be daunted when decorating your home in Mexico
Consumers are stuck after they bought a sofa based on its look rather than its construction.
How do you know when the upholstery is durable enough? Ay, there’s the rub!
We might be wrong to automatically assume that only paint and plaster are appropriate in Yucatan.
Regular maintenance does not have to be a huge task
What will be hot for furniture and décor in 2019 in Mexico? This is one of the most frequent questions I was asked over the holidays while I was out and about. The trends we have here somewhat follow the trends that take hold north of the border. Yet I still find that we have…
I am pleased to announce we accomplished our goal!
Since I write about decorating homes, I thought it was fitting at this time to explain the history of gingerbread houses.
For those of you following my column, we have been remodeling a beautiful condo on the water in Mexico. This three-bedroom unit was built and furnished in 2008. Our goal is to bring everything in on-time and on-budget so that the owners can list the condo for sale by Jan. 1, 2019. It is so…
We are in the middle of a massive remodel of a beautiful condo. This three-bedroom, water-view home was built and furnished in 2008. Our goal is to bring everything in on time and on budget so that the owners can list the condo for sale by Jan. 1. We have come a long way in…
Our next step is to begin contacting our suppliers to provide scope, specifics, and timelines so that we can get quotes.
We are on Week 2 of our remodeling project for the owner of a three-bedroom water-view condo.
Over the next few weeks, we will be transforming their rental home – taking it from traditional Mexican style décor to a posh, yet fun beach condo.
Its that time of year when the snowbirds return to Mexico to escape the cold winter back home. One of the most essential things on your to-do list should be to do a stem-to-stern inspection of your home for termites.
The generation with the most spending power is driving a furniture trend that homeowners in Mexico will do well to avoid.
If you had asked me 10 years ago how to keep your sofa or sectional stain free for as long as possible, I would have told you to coat it with a fabric spray. At that time, I did not know that there was a far better solution new to the market.
Be realistic about shipping and delivery time frames, for one thing.
Let’s continue with some other mistakes that, when avoided, will save you headaches and hassle.
“You get what you pay for” is as valid in Mexico as it is everywhere else.
Most floors in Mexico are marble or tile. Although practical and beautiful, they tend to be hard and cold. A rug will warm up any space.
If you have purchased a newly constructed home in Mexico, one of the first questions you will ponder is whether you should buy furniture in Mexico or ship from north of the border. Here are some things to keep in mind to help you make your decision.
One of the reasons people prefer this style is because they love the vibe and vitality of Mexico.
This is one of the fastest growing and most popular décor styles, whether you live on the ocean or just want to evoke the feel of the seaside.
Is leather a smart choice for your sofa or sectional in Yucatán, or any hot and humid part of Mexico?
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