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Beautify your home with the Collins accessible and essential guide to the world of interior decorating. Filled with helpful diagrams and illustrations in the successful Gem style, this is the only book you'll need to make your home look the way it should. Decorating at home is never easy, whether you're starting from scratch or improving an existing design. From colour schemes to plasterwork to tiling, the choice of products and the difficulty of application can be overwhelming. Now these tough problems are all solved by Collins Gem Decorating Tips, an accessible and trustworthy guide to beautifying your home. Gem Decorating Tips guides you through every phase of the decorating project, beginning with selecting the materials and colours most suitable for your specific situation, and moving on to assist you in all aspects of preparation and installation. Divided into four clear sections, Decorating Tips combines the Gem tradition of succinct and helpfully illustrated information with the Collins DIY tradition of accurate and lucid instruction. Chapter One deals with utilising colour and texture, organising space, and devising a scheme to make your home look its best. Chapt
This guide addresses the common challenges of interior home improvement by providing a structured, accessible methodology for planning and executing renovation projects. The authors, drawing on the established Collins DIY tradition, synthesize technical advice on materials, color theory, and application techniques into a concise reference format. By breaking down complex tasks like plasterwork and tiling into manageable steps, the text aims to demystify the renovation process for the average homeowner.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a utilitarian manual, prioritizing clarity and technical accuracy for the novice practitioner. Its reliance on the Collins Gem format suggests a focus on portability and quick reference rather than exhaustive theoretical discourse.
Page Count:
191
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
Marshall Pickering
ISBN-10:
0007182058
ISBN-13:
9780007182053
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