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Check out Jackie's recent Style File segment on FOX 2 and learn simple and stylish tips to bring spring inside your home.

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Holiday decor tips and ideas from Jackie were featured today in The Detroit News - Homestyle Magazine.

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Our Gift Gallery is bursting with fabulous items for everyone on your list. Plus, Free gift wrapping!

Avoid the mall hassles and shop local!

]]> http://www.homeinteriorwarehouse.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry121119-194430 2012-11-20T00:00:00Z 2012-11-20T00:00:00Z We are thrilled to share our 10th Annual Holiday Open House with you from 5-9 pm on Thursday, November 8th.

Our team is busy transforming our 17,000 square foot showroom into a Winter Wonderland filled with amazing holiday decor and the most unique gifts ever!

Join us for a special evening, filled with door prizes, holiday fare, and musical entertainment provided by Tola Lewis.

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We embellish our homes with visual delights: mantle scrapes, table centerpieces, candles, florals and all that glitters. Our rooms come alive with accessories that compliment, enhance and ultimately bring our home interior design to a whole new level of interest. But, come January we pack it all away and our rooms go back to "normal".

Why not carry the principles of holiday adornment throughout the winter season and frankly all through the year ?

Sorry, but the answer isn't leaving the tree up through the Super Bowl!

But here are some ideas to keep the cheer in your home:

1. Replace your holiday florals with seasonal florals , While holly and ornaments read Christmas, greenery and florals (fresh or fresh-looking) are timeless. Consider a mantelpiece and table centerpieces just as you would for the holidays.




2. Keep those candles glowing! We carry a variety of candle bling to transform any candle into its own mini design element.


3. Add pillows and throws! Or perhaps a new area rug and hall table to fill the void where you placed your tree. No need to return to an empty corner or unwelcome front entry!


4. Display holiday photos in a collage of beautiful picture frames to remind you of the true gift of the holidays: treasured time with family and friends. Dedicate an entire table to your collection and watch the area visually come alive!


At the HIW we're here to help you keep the holiday sparkle in your home long after the holiday decorations are packed away.

Mention this blog post and receive 25% off any of the design elements mentioned here!

Happy New Year!
Jackie Schwartz]]> http://www.homeinteriorwarehouse.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry120105-095136 2012-01-05T00:00:00Z 2012-01-05T00:00:00Z

The High Point Furniture Market is the pinnacle event to showcase all that is new in home furnishings and interior design for the coming year. I just returned from High Point, and if I could summarize the trend for you, I’d say, “Refined Meets Rustic” in both style and sensibility.

What is “Refined Meets Rustic”? On the surface, it’s the juxtaposition of classic furniture lines (chesterfield sofas, wing chairs, tufted ottomans) with natural fabrications: linen looks, weathered woods and distressed leathers. The catalog furniture retailers have been quick to create an entire “look” with this surface definition of Refined Meets Rustic.

But, the idea is so much more than meets the eye! This trend invites consumers to reconsider classic rules and the traditional formality that normally comes with classic furniture. This concept is all about mixing moods and layering effects. Crystal chandeliers can play right alongside casual, linen fabrics! And, with classic lines as the anchor, you won’t fall too far astray!

How do you know if this look is for you? Look at your own wardrobe. If you like to mix patterns and styles in your own clothes, if you aren’t afraid to ‘dress down’ a blazer with a great pair of skinny jeans, or perhaps take a simple white T-Shirt and dress it up with great jewelry, you can apply this concept to your home interior design!

If, however, you are more comfortable with a consistent ‘head-to-toe’ look you might want to stay away. Because… This look can become quite clichéd in a hurry if you buy a vignette that doesn’t flow with the rest of your home!

At The Home Interior Warehouse, we’re here to help you achieve Refined Meets Rustic. It may be as simple as helping you to mix accessories to create a more layered style in your room. We can also help you with new sofas, chairs, and tables that follow this new aesthetic. If you aren’t so sure about ‘linen’, that’s okay. We will help you with an array of fabric choices: perhaps an aged leather will work better for you!

The whole idea is choice, comfort, and a level of ‘mix’ that suits your personal taste.

Feel free to stop by and learn more about all the great finds from this year’s High Point Furniture Market. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Regards,
Jackie
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