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Decorating for baby

Decorating for baby

Dear Debbie: We are planning our new baby鈥檚 room and we would like to purchase furniture and a carpet that will last at least 10 years.
Condo Smarts: Bylaw folly will dog dishonest councillor

Condo Smarts: Bylaw folly will dog dishonest councillor

Dear Tony: Would you please comment on strata council members who do not apply bylaws to themselves as they would to other owners. Our president decided to get a dog that belonged to a family member.
Helen Chesnut: The primrose path

Helen Chesnut: The primrose path

Dear Helen: I鈥檝e noticed several different kinds of double-flowered primroses in garden centres and other plant outlets this spring. I鈥檓 wondering whether you can comment on them as garden plants. P.F. Dear P.F.
House Beautiful: The fine art of decor

House Beautiful: The fine art of decor

Some people wear labradorite necklaces, pendants or rings.
Helen Chesnut: Spring 2015 looking stellar

Helen Chesnut: Spring 2015 looking stellar

It鈥檚 shaping up to be an elongated spring that began in early February with sheets of crocuses opening their flowers in the sunshine and even some daffodils in bloom.
Debbie Travis: Decor for the guys

Debbie Travis: Decor for the guys

I recently attended Maison et Objet, the annual multicultural lifestyle trade show in Paris. For the uninitiated, this is not for the faint of heart.
Reena Nerbas: Use heat to stretch tight shoe

Reena Nerbas: Use heat to stretch tight shoe

Dear Reena: I purchased a new pair of shoes and when I returned home, I noticed that one shoe fits looser than the other.
Helen Chesnut: Divide and conquer

Helen Chesnut: Divide and conquer

Dear Helen: I have some well-established perennial plantings and wonder when and how often they should be divided. Can you comment particularly on Lenten rose, hostas, border sedums and bearded irises? L. P.
House Beautiful: Renovations by stealth

House Beautiful: Renovations by stealth

Becky Medina teems with creative decorating ideas for her newly renovated home in Maple Bay. And strangely enough, the fulfilment of her brainwaves tends to coincide with trips her husband Tony makes out of town.
Debbie Travis: Faux fabulous

Debbie Travis: Faux fabulous

In our urban Victorian townhouse there鈥檚 a small room with just enough space for two comfy chairs in front of the fireplace and a table behind the chairs. Our tiny music centre is set up on one wall.