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The Latest Fads in Interior Design During COVID-19

This pandemic has spawned a slew of trends in home design, from a sudden appetite for storage systems to a strong liking for organic colors. It gave us so much time (literally) to rethink, repurpose, and redecorate our living quarters, so much so that we approach interior design more differently now. Here are seven home design styles that became more popular during the lockdown: A […]

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The Fine Art of Restoring Fine Art

Fine art is a discipline involving pieces and materials that have been considered some of the greatest works of the world’s greatest artists. In some contexts, it can be applied to historical artifacts that give people a peek into the world’s and humanity’s past. These are the very reasons fine art is essential. It’s not just for the sake of aesthetics but also for archiving.

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Take The World By Storm with Vlogging

The growth of the vlogging craze shows no signs of slowing down—from people who vlog about primitive technology to celebrities trying to reach their fans in another way. You can’t blame them. Who does not want to go viral and earn money by making videos? But if you think that vlogging is just taking a video of you buying stuff at Target and uploading it

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Social Media Marketing: Boost Engagement with These Visual Content Ideas

Technology has made it easier for brands to promote their products and services. But the influx of information has made it equally difficult for them to cut through the clutter. The challenge for marketers is no longer to create unique content to stand out from the competition. Today, it’s more about getting on with the trend and knowing when to jump on the bandwagon. Here

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Furoshiki: A Unique Take on Gift Wrapping

It was in 1917 when two brothers, Joyce Clyde Hall and Rollie Hall from Kansas city, dropped low on manila paper for wrapping during a well profitable Christmas season. To substitute, they found some decorative French paper and decided to use and sell it. The paper sold like hotcakes that year and the following year. Come 1919, the brothers started designing and manufacturing these designs

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