PDangerous, Author at Picturesque Home Magazine

Late Summer Landscaping

As shocking as it is, we’re now approaching the last days of summer for 2020. Nearly a whole year has

Using Natural Methods To Prevent Infestation While it’s considered a necessary evil, many people (including myself!) get quite uncomfortable when

It goes without saying that a number of changes are going to be necessary in office culture and design as

There are two types of people in the world: those who enjoy tending to their lawns and those who don’t.

With the lockdowns beginning to be eased and with new fears of a second wave of the novel coronavirus erupting

Hello home improvement fans! We’re today to discuss some improvements you can make to your back yard that will not

9 Design Tips to Enhance Views of Your Garden From Indoors (16 photos)
Having a gorgeous view from indoors can entirely change the feeling of a room. While we might dream of gazing out to a grand vista or a long sweep of a garden, in reality most of us are trying to do the best we can within the constraints of our existing lots. Some views in your home may be your favorites...
7 Home Decor Highlights at Atlanta Market Winter 2021 (11 photos)
Designers and buyers from around the country have been attending Atlanta Market Winter 2021 in person and online. Although the home furnishings, gift and apparel show has had thorough COVID-19 safety protocols in place, Houzz attended virtually. Here are a few home design highlights spotted at the...
How to Clean Marble Countertops and Tile (13 photos)
“Nothing moves like marble,” says Stephanie Laney, lead designer for Surfaces USA, referring to the impression of movement created by the veining inherent in the carbonate stone. “We love the movement.”What most people don’t love, however, is the concern that comes with cleaning and caring for...
Houzz Tour: Home Returns to Its Modern Roots (23 photos)
This home in North Vancouver, British Columbia, had crisp, clean lines and modern style. But a previous renovation that brought in traditional millwork-like chair rails and two-tone sponge painting had muddied up its style and darkened the interior. The homeowners hired designer Lori Steeves to make...