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Far Eastern Decor of Graceful Designs & Home Accents
MY SOUTHERN HOME PLACE...the place for quality gifts, fine collectibles, unique home decor, garden decor, accents & accessories. We have a warehouse full of great items....we want to be your one-stop bargain store!
My Southern Home Place offers a wide variety of beautiful, serene Asian-inspired home decor pieces. These far eastern treasures are sure to please everyone looking to decorate their home or office in an ultra-modern elegant style. Whether you are seeking wall decor of a springtime scenery screen or a springtime flowers screen, an Asian abstract vase, zen rock garden, mirror, "good luck" candleholders, figurines, a samurai sculpture or a beautiful orient doll, we have the quality items for you.
We are your online source for fine Asian-inspired home decor and home accents & accessories. Visit our store and look through the pages of our E-Catalog. It's just like looking at a hard copy of our catalog, only it's online....very convenient and easy to order...turn to page 70 and begin online shopping.
Visit us today at: http://www.mysouthernhomeplace.com/
Our store has thousands of items in inventory just waiting on you to see. We hope you enjoy your visit to see us and will consider us your "one-stop" shopping center. We pride ourselves on the great selection of merchandise. We have gifts for your every gift giving occasion. Our prices are the best on the web and we back up our products with a rock-solid guarantee.
Quality products.......affordable prices.......fast, friendly service
Let us know if you need our assistance.....we are here 24/7 for your shopping convenience.
Item: 37746 Snow white and ruby red are dramatic counterpoints in this trio of Asian-inspired silkscreen prints. Display them in your favorite configuration for a theatrical three-part display! Each is 12" x 3/4" x 16" high. Wood and canvas. Set of 3. Price: $74.95
Item: 37865 Hailing from far across the ocean, this black-haired beauty brings with her the simple grace of the Orient. Enchantingly exotic with gleaming braids and brocade clothes right down to her toes, she's sure to become a treasured addition to your collection, or a cherished companion for any young girl! Porcelain with polyester clothing. 16" tall. Price: $19.95
Item: 24574 A beautifully marbled red lacquer frame sets off this exotic scene, depicted in painstakingly carved cork. The oblong shape of the frame makes this a unique addition to every collection. 8" x 2 3/8" x 6" high. Price: $17.95
My Southern Home Place....The Bargain Store of Bargains!
My Southern Home Place offers a wide variety of beautiful, serene Asian-inspired home decor pieces. These far eastern treasures are sure to please everyone looking to decorate their home or office in an ultra-modern elegant style. Whether you are seeking wall decor of a springtime scenery screen or a springtime flowers screen, an Asian abstract vase, zen rock garden, mirror, "good luck" candleholders, figurines, a samurai sculpture or a beautiful orient doll, we have the quality items for you.
We are your online source for fine Asian-inspired home decor and home accents & accessories. Visit our store and look through the pages of our E-Catalog. It's just like looking at a hard copy of our catalog, only it's online....very convenient and easy to order...turn to page 70 and begin online shopping.
Visit us today at: http://www.mysouthernhomeplace.com/
Our store has thousands of items in inventory just waiting on you to see. We hope you enjoy your visit to see us and will consider us your "one-stop" shopping center. We pride ourselves on the great selection of merchandise. We have gifts for your every gift giving occasion. Our prices are the best on the web and we back up our products with a rock-solid guarantee.
Quality products.......affordable prices.......fast, friendly service
Let us know if you need our assistance.....we are here 24/7 for your shopping convenience.
Item: 37746 Snow white and ruby red are dramatic counterpoints in this trio of Asian-inspired silkscreen prints. Display them in your favorite configuration for a theatrical three-part display! Each is 12" x 3/4" x 16" high. Wood and canvas. Set of 3. Price: $74.95
Item: 37865 Hailing from far across the ocean, this black-haired beauty brings with her the simple grace of the Orient. Enchantingly exotic with gleaming braids and brocade clothes right down to her toes, she's sure to become a treasured addition to your collection, or a cherished companion for any young girl! Porcelain with polyester clothing. 16" tall. Price: $19.95
Item: 34363 In red and black, this single-weave sheet offers a dazzling dragon design. 100% cotton. 72" x 108" high. Price: $21.95
Item: 38215 Styled after the imperial treasures of the Orient, this elegant earthtone vase is adorned with scenes and characters from ancient everyday life. Matte-finish glaze has a timeless, hand-painted appeal. Ceramic. 3 3/4" diameter x 11" high. Price: $19.95
Item: 36604 A candle's flame casts a mysterious glow through the red glass orb that hangs from the bamboo-inspired metal frame of this candleholder. Tealights only (not included). 9" x 3 3/4" x 11 1/2" high.Price: $12.95
Item: 24574 A beautifully marbled red lacquer frame sets off this exotic scene, depicted in painstakingly carved cork. The oblong shape of the frame makes this a unique addition to every collection. 8" x 2 3/8" x 6" high. Price: $17.95 Gifts, Collectibles, Home Decor, Garden Decor, Home & Garden Accents & Accessories
Simple Feng Shui: Eight Quick Ways to Redecorate for Your Spirit
by momscape
The ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui is making a comeback in the modern world. But is it really possible to change your attitude just by rearranging your living space?
Many people say yes. Feng Shui is an Asian philosophy that dates back some 5,000 years. Practitioners strive to find the proper arrangement of objects and furniture that will best suit your personality and lifestyle.
The goal is to arrange a home in such a way as to maximize feelings of safety and comfort, which will, in turn, positively affect your health, attitude, even your level of success.
Traditional Feng Shui revolves around placement and symbolism. More contemporary Feng Shui also considers a number of psychological factors, including the use of color, aromatherapy, and air quality.
A Feng Shui consultant locates the various energy centers of your home, suggests new arrangements, and may use crystals, mirrors, and chimes to achieve certain effects.
Like anything that has been around for thousands of years, the practice of Feng Shui has a number of variations. While the ancient art is complex, many of the concepts appeal to
common sense.
Before you call in a consultant, there are a few tricks you can try on your own.
1. Optimum Feng Shui occurs when the life force (or chi) is permitted to move freely around the house. Clutter is an obstruction to this life force. Finding a place for clutter may be first on your agenda.
2. People tend to feel uncomfortable, even unsafe, when their view is blocked. Does your home have any seats that prevent you from seeing who is entering the room, or
that block you from being part of what is taking place in another part of the room?
3. Feng Shui is about living in harmony with the earth. You can do this, in part, by changing your decor to reflect the seasons and by bringing natural elements inside. Plants, for example, can have a calming effect.
4. Annoying sounds, such as creaking doors and dripping faucets, can disrupt the chi of your home.
5. Feng Shui in the Bedroom. Your bed should be positioned so that you have a clear view of the doorway. Your headboard should touch the wall, many practitioners say. And try not place the bed against the window.
Some Feng Shui experts point the head of the bed north to induce sound sleeping, but different headboard positions produce different effects. For example, a headboard pointing west can make one lazy, while a headboard pointing south is said to worsen family arguments.
6. Feng Shui in the Kitchen. The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the home because of the link between food preparation and the nourishmentvof the body and spirit. Feng Shui practitioners believe, for example, that the flavor of food will change if the cook is startled, so they recommend placing a mirror nearby so you can see who is entering while you are busy at the stove.
7. Feng Shui in the Family Room. Attract more light in the family sector of your living space with crystals and mirrors. Position family room furniture so your guests face either south or east when sitting, and make sure no seats position your guests to stare at the wall.
8. Feng Shui in the Dining Room. Choose a round, oval, or octagonal dining room table because angles on tables create shars (negative energy zones). Feng Shui practitioners also say that these rounded tables create a more welcoming environment.
The ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui is making a comeback in the modern world. But is it really possible to change your attitude just by rearranging your living space?
Many people say yes. Feng Shui is an Asian philosophy that dates back some 5,000 years. Practitioners strive to find the proper arrangement of objects and furniture that will best suit your personality and lifestyle.
The goal is to arrange a home in such a way as to maximize feelings of safety and comfort, which will, in turn, positively affect your health, attitude, even your level of success.
Traditional Feng Shui revolves around placement and symbolism. More contemporary Feng Shui also considers a number of psychological factors, including the use of color, aromatherapy, and air quality.
A Feng Shui consultant locates the various energy centers of your home, suggests new arrangements, and may use crystals, mirrors, and chimes to achieve certain effects.
Like anything that has been around for thousands of years, the practice of Feng Shui has a number of variations. While the ancient art is complex, many of the concepts appeal to
common sense.
Before you call in a consultant, there are a few tricks you can try on your own.
1. Optimum Feng Shui occurs when the life force (or chi) is permitted to move freely around the house. Clutter is an obstruction to this life force. Finding a place for clutter may be first on your agenda.
2. People tend to feel uncomfortable, even unsafe, when their view is blocked. Does your home have any seats that prevent you from seeing who is entering the room, or
that block you from being part of what is taking place in another part of the room?
3. Feng Shui is about living in harmony with the earth. You can do this, in part, by changing your decor to reflect the seasons and by bringing natural elements inside. Plants, for example, can have a calming effect.
4. Annoying sounds, such as creaking doors and dripping faucets, can disrupt the chi of your home.
5. Feng Shui in the Bedroom. Your bed should be positioned so that you have a clear view of the doorway. Your headboard should touch the wall, many practitioners say. And try not place the bed against the window.
Some Feng Shui experts point the head of the bed north to induce sound sleeping, but different headboard positions produce different effects. For example, a headboard pointing west can make one lazy, while a headboard pointing south is said to worsen family arguments.
6. Feng Shui in the Kitchen. The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the home because of the link between food preparation and the nourishmentvof the body and spirit. Feng Shui practitioners believe, for example, that the flavor of food will change if the cook is startled, so they recommend placing a mirror nearby so you can see who is entering while you are busy at the stove.
7. Feng Shui in the Family Room. Attract more light in the family sector of your living space with crystals and mirrors. Position family room furniture so your guests face either south or east when sitting, and make sure no seats position your guests to stare at the wall.
8. Feng Shui in the Dining Room. Choose a round, oval, or octagonal dining room table because angles on tables create shars (negative energy zones). Feng Shui practitioners also say that these rounded tables create a more welcoming environment.
About the Author
Susie Cortright is the founder of several popular websites, including Susies-Coupons.com, BestSelfHelp.com and Momscape.com, where you can register to win gift cards from top online merchants.
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