Wednesday, November 3, 2010

I Don't Love You

I DON'T 
 YOU


bY; nOBERT bERMOSA

I don’t love you because I need you
But I need you because I love you
And I care for you because I love you


I don’t love you because I kiss you
But I kiss you because I love you
And I think of you because I love you


I don’t love you because I make love to you
But I make love with you because I love you
And I pray for you because I love you


But most of all I love you because
I love you.



see also

Love Me Again
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I Don't Love You

I DON'T 
 YOU


bY; nOBERT bERMOSA

I don’t love you because I need you
But I need you because I love you
And I care for you because I love you


I don’t love you because I kiss you
But I kiss you because I love you
And I think of you because I love you


I don’t love you because I make love to you
But I make love with you because I love you
And I pray for you because I love you


But most of all I love you because
I love you.



see also

Love Me Again
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Living Rooms with Open Floor Plans

Explore these beautiful open living room designs and learn tips for defining space with furnishings, architectural elements, and flooring.

Comfort has no boundaries in modern living. Big, open, airy living spaces are ideal in an age where friends and family move freely between the couch and the kitchen.



Open plans have a rich tradition in American homes. In many historic farmhouses, for example, the front door opens directly into the living room. Without a foyer, the space between seating areas directs traffic flow through the room and often beyond, as seen in this Sonoma County farmhouse where the living room is also open to the home's main stairwell.



Open living rooms are a natural choice in high-rise living, where space is a precious commodity, and where walls would block the panorama of window views.The goal here is a living room that appears to float in front of wraparound windows. Without any dividing architecture, the orientation of furnishings is key. In this urban condo, the living area runs the length of the space as opposed to the dining table, which traverses it horizontally. The difference creates a sense of separation.


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Ice Dining Table

The Ice is made with hand polished fabricated brushed stainless steel legs. Available in a wide variety of tabletops including Wood veneer, Marble, Granite ,Glass and Laminate.

See more at Swanky Design



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Create a Home Library

With a little planning, you can have a home library that preserves the beauty and value of your books while offering a relaxing sanctuary from your hectic life.

Here, a converted attic space houses a wonderful reading retreat, complete with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, natural light, and a library ladder.



Here a tall, freestanding bookcase serves as a partition, separating the main room from the cozy corner devoted to books. A small area rug and a row of windows further define the library. Low shelves make use of otherwise wasted space beneath the windows, and an armchair and reading lamp invite readers to sit and savor the books and the room.



A sunny reading nook is instantly appealing, so you'll want to create an inviting library that maximizes natural light. However, be sure to place bookshelves in shady spots. Direct light, which causes fading and eventually deterioration, is considered the No. 1 enemy of books. In a room with lots of windows, minimize sunlight with window coverings.


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