Posted June 30th, 2011
by Lawrence Mcloughlin
ive been really impressed with the artwork mammoth collections is introducing us to these days, so i thought id invite ben at mammoth to share some his favourites today. thanks, ben!

Nicholas Mcelroy.
When Victoria asked me if I wanted to write a guest post for SFGirl, my first thought (after a hearty woot!) was to talk a little about the various trends that seem to be making waves in the art world recently.
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Tags: Mammoth, Mammoth Collections Posted in Home Design Info
Posted June 30th, 2011
by Carolyn Simmons
Sustainable and theatrical themes at Chelsea help argue the case for an Unofficial Chelsea Fringe Garden Festival
Amongst other things, garden design an arena for fashion.
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Tags: Chelsea Fringe, Chelsea Fringe Garden, Fringe Garden, Garden Posted in Gardening Consultant
Posted June 30th, 2011
by Clifton Washburn
This house is located in Toronto, Canada. It was built in 1905 and 3 years ago designer Emma Reddington moved there. She was attracted by the design of the house – high ceilings, fireplaces, doors and other details made of wood. She decided to leave some of them and substitute the furniture. Emma chose black and white shades because it’s classics and it doesn’t interfere with perception of the space. Fluffy furniture makes the house very cozy; the living room is one of the best rooms thanks to its fireplace and logs put near it. The black bathroom doesn’t look aggressive because of some details like natural wood seat or flowers on the windowsill. The inte
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Tags: Toronto Posted in Home Design Today
Posted June 29th, 2011
by Clifton Washburn
Premium elastomeric caulk is highly recommended for most interior and exterior projects. These sealants have great adhesion to almost all surfaces and can stretch 200% or more depending on manufacturer.
Just like elastomeric paint, elastomeric caulking compounds can provide outstanding performance in a wide range of temperatures and weather extremes. This is especially important with exterior applications.
All homes expand and contract with changes in temperature throughout the day and seasons. Gaps and cracks in wood siding can move up to 1/4 inch or more throughout the day.
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Tags: Caulk, Elastomeric Caulk Posted in Home Design Today