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Once Christmastime rolls around, everyone scrambles to find the best Christmas decorations and inflatables — we all want to come up with the best possible holiday-themed decor. However, immersing your home in the Santa-themed atmosphere isn’t as simple as it seems — there are tons of options out there, and combining them into an aesthetically pleasing display requires some knowledge and forethought. With that in mind, Aosom put together this handy guide on Christmas decorations to help you out! Important features Type of decoration Lighting Materials Theme Different Christmas decorations Before you set out to buy your Christmas decorations, you should consider what kind of individual pieces you want. One of the biggest staples of your outdoor decor is likely going to be inflatables — they’re easy to set up, and they don’t take up a lot of space when it’s time to put them back in storage. However, you should consider the space around your yard carefully — an 11-foot Christmas castle will take up more room than a single inflatable Santa Claus. Just be careful not to put them near branches, bushes, or really any trees that could potentially poke and scratch the inflatables and damage them. Also, these require access to an electrical outlet, though most come with at least a 10-foot cord. You should also consider some Christmas wreaths and garlands that can be placed directly on your doors, windows, and home facade — as well as LED lighting strings and Christmas-themed lanterns. Lighting Any type of Christmas decor is far less pretty if you don’t light it up — which is why lighting is always a crucial part of any holiday display. And while we’ve already mentioned LED strings, remember — when it comes to Christmas lights, there’s no such thing as too much! Go wild with shining stars on your doors and light strings that run the entire length of your walls. And don’t forget the lighting on your inflatables and other decorative pieces in your yard! Ideally, you want to get inflatables that already have their own internal LED lighting; that way, you won’t need to cover them up with additional strings to really make them pop. Materials While the aesthetic appeal of your holiday decorations is important — you shouldn’t disregard other factors while choosing your Christmas decorations either. For instance: what kind of materials were used to manufacture them? This is vital, regardless of what specific piece of decor we’re talking about. When it comes to wooden figurines, you want high-quality, durable wood that’s also been polished and coated with a weather-resistant finish; this will ensure you don’t have to throw it away after a couple of weeks in the snow, rain, and cold. Plus, you want any figurines or inflatables you buy to have a stable and sturdy base, so you can place them anywhere in your home or yard without worrying they’ll constantly be falling over. And speaking of inflatables — seeing as you’re most likely to place them outside, you want them to be as durable as possible. This means only buying the ones that were made with water-resistant, IP44-rated polyester fabric; otherwise, the winter weather will make them unusable pretty quickly. You want the same kind of IP44 weatherproofing on any LED light frames for maximum durability — the floor stake design is perfect for outdoor use, as is a waterproof steel frame. Theme If you’re looking for a specific Christmas theme for your outdoor decorations, there are some elements that most decor options have in common. For instance, there’s the scene depicting the birth of Jesus — you can find it depicted in figurines, animated sets, and even inflatables. Of course, an obvious one is Santa Claus. And there’s a surprising number of options here, from a classic Santa or a scene depicting him with his reindeers and sleigh to the wackier varieties like Santa driving a Christmas-themed airplane or his holiday car. There are also all kinds of North-Pole-themed inflatables and centerpieces — from giant snowglobes to penguins depicting building their cartoonish igloos, along with every possible kind of Christmas tree you can think of. Gingerbread men, castles, and polar bears are also commonly depicted in Christmas decor. Pricing Finally, as with any other kind of shopping — buying Christmas decor also means thinking about the appropriate prices. So, what kind of money should you expect to pay for your holiday decorations? Naturally, all of this depends on your personal preferences and budget — some people don’t like to spend a lot of money on holiday decorations and opt for a more modest display. 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Buying Guide: Finding the Best Coffee Table for your Family and Home
Choosing a coffee table can sound like a mundane task. You have already put a lot of effort into buying that perfect couch, arranging pictures and decorations on the wall, and now all you need to do is quickly pick a coffee table, and that’s it. Not so fast! Coffee table can be an important element of your home design and you should give it as much attention as other pieces of furniture. To help you choose the right coffee table, we put together a list of helpful tips. Look at a variety of different materials such as glass, wood and metal. A glass table requires less care as it’s easier to clean up and is not subject to changes such as fading from the light and losing its shine over time. If you want to have a durable table that will last a while and is easy to mix and match with most types of furniture, a glass coffee table is a great fit. A wooden coffee table, on the other hand, is a good option if you want to “warm up” your living space and give it a more cozy feel. Wooden coffee tables work well in large areas with plenty of windows and high ceilings. A bright table is a great way to liven up your living space. If your room has subdued hues, consider adding a splash of bright color. Bright tables can bring more mood and create a special atmosphere in your place by striking a balance. Don’t forget to leave some room between your couch and coffee table. There should be at least 30 inches from the edge of your coffee table to your TV table. Additionally, make sure to leave some space between your couch too, so you can stretch your legs and have enough space to move around. You don’t want to buy a big coffee table only to realize that it will take up more space than you were counting on. Pay attention to the height of your coffee table. Standard height is about 16-18 inches, but if you have a higher couch, you might want to take some measurements before you start shopping for a coffee table. A coffee table that is taller than the seat of your sofa will look awkward and will be tough to move around. Choose the shape of your coffee table carefully. Although you might not think of the shape of your table as an important factor, it is. For example, a round table works better if you have kids and literally need to cut the corners. A round table also works better for small spaces as it can be used as a side table and coffee table in different settings. Since a coffee table is an “accessory” to the rest of the room, buy your larger furniture first. It’s a lot easier to change your coffee table in case it doesn’t work than change your couch or bookshelves. A coffee table puts a final touch on your living space and helps you to complete the look. Consider the purpose of your table. When shopping for a coffee table, don’t forget why you are buying it. If all you need is just to hold some books and magazines, consider a lightweight table that you can move around easily and use for other purposes. If you have a lot to store, consider a coffee table with storage and if you are after a cool style, choose a table with an edgy look that can add some variety to your living room. Buy more than one coffee table. If you need to furnish your entire house, buying more than one coffee table is a good idea. You can always mix and match your coffee tables with other furniture when you need to rearrange things a bit, that’s why you might want to purchase several coffee tables in different shapes and sizes. Before shopping, take a close look at your place and think about where you would put coffee tables and what they would look like. Visualization always helps! Avoid cheap coffee tables, and look for affordable quality coffee tables. Even though a coffee table is an afterthought for many people, you should stay away from buying a cheap coffee table. Just think about it: your table will go through wear and tear and will likely have many impacts such as spilled beverages, food stains and more. It will also likely get knocked over at least a couple of times as you move places and rearrange furniture in your living space. That’s why you should not go with a cheap lightweight option that will not last more than just a couple of years. Have fun with it. When you hear most people talking about shopping for furniture, they are mostly excited about their kitchen tables, sofas and couches, and rarely mention a coffee table. And yet, choosing a fun coffee table and styling it with the rest of your furniture can be so much fun! Treat it as a centerpiece of your living room and you will have a blast. To make the process more exciting, get some inspiration from blogs, magazines and social media, and you will see that this process can be really exciting. Conclusion: Farmhouse Coffee Table from Aosom.com Whether it’s your first time shopping for a coffee table or you have some experience combining different shapes and forms with the rest of your furniture, the process of buying a coffee table and matching it with the rest of your interior should be fun, after all. A coffee table is more than just a piece of furniture holding your belongings and you should treat it accordingly. Remember that although a coffee table is an important piece of furniture, it helps to put the icing on the cake and complete the look of your living space. -
How to Find the Right Coffee Table for the Family Home
A coffee table can be one of the more important elements when designing the décor of your living room, and yet, it is often overlooked in the process. We spend days looking for that perfect couch, chairs and a cool rug that is going to tie everything together, while rarely giving any thought to finding a fashionable coffee table. Do we only need it to hold our books and magazines and occasionally double as a stool? The traditional coffee table is the workhorse of a living room, while sofas and chairs get all the attention. Coffee tables, often overlooked as a minor accessory, are gaining more recognition as essential elements of interior design thanks to increased popularity and visibility through social media, magazines and books. Even seasoned designers can have a difficult time choosing the right coffee table: glass coffee table, round coffee table or square coffee table? A coffee table with storage or a farmhouse coffee table? A lightweight coffee table or a sturdy table that will support a lot of weight? Whether you are looking for a simple coffee table for your bedroom or a round coffee table for your living room, there are many questions to ask before you choose the right coffee table for your house. Generally speaking, there are a few aspects that you need to keep in mind when choosing a coffee table for your house. Among them are the shape, the color and the materials of which your coffee table is made. This guide will provide you with all the necessary information on how to choose the right coffee table that will make your living space more cozy and inviting. Styles & Models Before we dive into different types of coffee tables, let’s go over some basic rules that you should think about when shopping around. Although you should choose the shape and size that best fits the design of your living space, you also need to pay attention to the difference between the size of your coffee table and your sofa. One of the main rules is that your coffee table should be no less than half the size of your couch and should be at the same height as the seat. Of course, there are many exceptions depending on your living room style, and available space, but ideally, the length of your coffee table shouldn’t exceed the length of your couch. Additionally, there should be about 30 inches between your coffee table and your couch, to make it easy to move around. If space is a concern, make sure to go with a smaller coffee table rather than a bigger one. From simple round coffee tables to elaborate ottoman coffee tables, this important piece of furniture comes in many different forms and sizes. While some coffee tables are basic and simple, others can serve as food holders and double as stools. Many times, the shape of your coffee table determines its functionality and also can dictate how well it works with other pieces of interior design. Meanwhile, the size of your coffee table dictates how much space you have left for other things and also makes for a great accessory in your living room. The moment you open a furniture website or a catalogue, you see countless options, which makes it tough to choose a centerpiece of your room. We created this article to help you narrow down the list of options and make the right choice so that you could buy the coffee table that best fits your living room. Square Coffee Table “Marbletop” Contemporary Coffee Table from Aosom.com A square coffee table works great in a big space. It can fit in the L-shaped set-up and still leave plenty of room for you to move around. One of the best things about a square coffee table is that it’s one of the most functional coffee tables around since you can style it in many different ways. For example, our Coffee Table with Marble Effect Tabletop fits perfectly in a contemporary living space as it offers a slim frame and plenty of functionality with adjustable feet at the bottom of the table. Round Coffee Table Round Retro-Industrial Coffee-End Tables from Aosom.com When every inch counts, consider adding a round coffee table to your design. A round coffee table can fit into small nooks and corners and can save tons of space. Consider HOMCOM Retro Industrial Style Table with Storage. This round coffee table comes with extra storage and movable table top and gives a modern feel to your living space, thanks to its edgy industrial style. It also comes with a great price under $100 and can be used as a bedside table or dining table. Rectangular Coffee Table Coffee Table from Aosom.com A rectangular modern coffee table is a good option for a long sofa as it gives you plenty of space to move around while providing plenty of surface to put snacks, accessories and sometimes, even your feet. In case you have a lot of gadgets, remote controls and miscellaneous things that can get lost easily, consider a coffee table with storage such as our HOMCOM Mid-Century Modern Wood Coffee Table with Storage. This wooden coffee table fits any décor whether it’s your living room, your bedroom or your office. It can be used as a coffee table, entrance table, corner desk and store many of your trinkets and gadgets thanks to its ample space. Farmhouse Coffee Table Farmhouse Style Coffee Table from Aosom.com Looking for something practical and durable? Consider a farmhouse coffee table, a piece of furniture that will withstand wear and tear and hold many of your belongings such as electronic gadgets, books, coffee and drinks. For example, our HOMCOM Farmhouse Coffee Table comes with a sliding mesh door barn, storage cabinet and adjustable shelves is a great choice, as it works for small and large living spaces thanks to its compact size and comes with a sliding barn door storage cabinet that can double as a coffee table and TV stand. Coffee Table with Storage Coffee Table with Storage by Aosom.com A coffee table with storage is a perfect choice for someone who needs a functional coffee table that will help to save space and create more storage. If you are looking for lightweight design and maximum functionality, HomCom Contemporary Coffee Table with Storage features a clean and minimal desk-type design and fits into almost any living space. It comes with a fully extended lift top desk that provides a floating raised work surface and also has a hidden storage compartment. Whether you need a coffee table for your dorm room or office, this table is a great find thanks to its affordable pricing and numerous features. Final Thoughts So as you can see, Aosom has may options for completing your living room (or office or family room) décor with many styles and models of traditional and contemporary coffee tables. Think about what we have shown you above, then hop on over to Aosom.com to check out our large inventory of coffee tables, and so much more! -
Greenhouse 101 (updated): Your Guide to Gardening with Greenhouses
Welcome to Greenhouse 101 Class is in session! Welcome to Greenhouse 101, your introductory course into greenhouse gardening. We’ll start with a quick history lesson, and explain the principles and mechanics of a greenhouse. Next, we’ll look at the different types of greenhouses and answer some common questions. Finally, we’ll help you find the right greenhouse for your garden with our buying guide. Let’s get started! So Which Greenhouse is Right for Me? How much space do you have? What do you want to grow? How much time do you want to spend maintaining the greenhouse and plants? These are all important questions to ask yourself before committing to a greenhouse kit. 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The Roman Emperor Tiberius was really into cucumbers; greenhouse techniques were developed to keep them on his table all year long. Called “Specularia” for the spectacular things that grew inside of them, greenhouses were only available to the very wealthy. The idea of subverting nature to grow more plants wasn’t limited to the west. Early greenhouses were also developed in Korea to cultivate veggies in wintertime. The traditional Korean underfloor heating system known as Ondol supplied and maintained heat and humidity inside an enclosed space. Insulated and semi-transparent windows and walls let sunlight in while keeping the cold weather out. During the Victorian era, greenhouses became more popular and accessible. Commonly used by botanists, herbalists, and gardeners, greenhouses were elaborate decorative structures that graced the grounds of the wealthy and elite. The practice of exerting control over nature by creating artificial environments to grow beautiful and exotic plants had captured the imaginations of the world. These days, greenhouses are used around the world by commercial food suppliers, nurseries, and florists. They’re also used by backyard gardeners, like you! How it Works Greenhouses create an artificial, controlled environment by trapping heat and circulating the warmed air. As sunlight enters the greenhouse through the transparent walls and roof, solar radiation is absorbed by the floor, soil, and plants. The heat is trapped by the enclosed space, causing the internal temperature of the greenhouse to rise. By heating and circulating warm air through the greenhouse, gardeners are able to grow and sustain plants where the outdoor climate is too cold or changes often. Greenhouses also serve to protect plants from wind, rain, snow, and other adverse weather conditions. By maintaining specific levels of temperature and humidity, a greenhouse can let you extend your growing season for a few weeks, or can create a complete microclimate for year-round growing. Transparent walls are great at letting light in, but they don’t insulate well. Plan ahead on how to heat your greenhouse, if needed; there are electrical, solar, and natural options. Make sure your greenhouse has a ventilation system for air flow circulation and temperature management. Greenhouses generally have two vents; an upper vent that releases warm air, and a lower vent lets cool air in. Vents can be opened and closed as needed. The ideal location for your greenhouse is on the south side of your house or property. South-facing orientation will give your greenhouse maximum sun throughout the day. Types of Greenhouses Freestanding Traditional Greenhouse This traditional style greenhouse features straight walls and a gabled roof. This is the most common greenhouse design, and are usually built with a wood or metal frame and use glass or polycarbonate panels to maximize sunlight. Pros: Higher roof for more headroom, maximize space along walls for growing or storage, good air circulation. Cons: Difficult to move once built, more expensive to build or buy and maintain. Hoop-House or Tunnel Greenhouse These greenhouses feature a curved roof and low walls, with frames made of PVC or aluminum pipes and PE plastic panels or sheeting. These are the cheapest and easiest greenhouses to build or assemble. Pros: Easy to build, inexpensive, water and snow roll off easily. Cons: Not as durable as a traditional freestanding greenhouse. Gothic Arch Greenhouse Similar in construction to the hoop house but with a peak that’s reminiscent of gothic cathedrals, these wide greenhouses are good for growing plants in rows, shelves, and pots. They are good at conserving heat, and their unique architecture make them stand out in your garden space. Pros: Simple, efficient, cheap to build or buy, water and snow roll off easily. Cons: Lower sidewalls can restrict storage and headroom. Cold Frame/ Hot Bed Greenhouse These mini-greenhouses sit flat on the ground and have a sloping lid. They can be placed over raised beds in the garden in spring to warm soil. Easily turn a cold frame into a hot bed by heating it with lights, compost, or your method of choice. Cold frames protect plants from adverse weather and hungry animals. Pros: Simple, inexpensive, and easy to use. Cons: Can overheat easily, limited space for growing. Soft or Hard Shell? A soft-sided greenhouse will be less expensive to buy, build, and maintain. They are lightweight and easier to move if needed. However, they are naturally not as durable. A rounded roof allows snow and rain to roll off easily, but lower sidewalls mean less space for storage and vertical growing. A hard shell greenhouse will be a sturdy, permanent structure. The sloped roof keeps snow from accumulating. Higher, straight sidewalls and a peaked roof give you more open space for storage and for vertical growing. These greenhouses are more expensive to build or buy and more difficult to move if needed. What is a Cold Frame? A cold frame is the simplest type of greenhouse. Cold frames are essentially bottomless boxes that sit over garden beds or boxes, heating up the soil and allowing you to start cultivating earlier in the spring, or extend your growing season into the fall. If you have limited garden space or an established garden you’d like to get more use out of, cold frames can be a good addition to your space. Easy to use and maintain, these mini-greenhouses are an excellent choice for someone who wants to ease into growing with greenhouses. Why use a Greenhouse? Do I Need One? If you love gardening, get a greenhouse! Our Outsunny Greenhouse Kits are affordable and easy to assemble, so there’s no reason not to take the plunge if you’ve been on the fence about greenhouse gardening. Pinterest: Greenhouse Growing Tips, Ideas, Hacks, and More! Check out our Greenhouse Guide Pinterest Board for more information about gardening with greenhouses! Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse https://home.howstuffworks.com/lawn-garden/professional-landscaping/greenhouse3.htm
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