Decor Ideas – Cozy Winter Comforts

Decor ideas from Clare Martin, associate editor of Log Home Living and resident decor diva. This month's theme: Call Me Cozy.

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	Clare’s Wares A Log Home Living Web Exclusive – January 2008 by: Clare Martin
This month’s theme: Call Me Cozy The languid days of summer have come to an end, and the forecasts ahead are all about long, chilly nights. My solution for making the best of the bitter temperatures outside? Fill your home with warmth, in the form of plush faux fur and nubby knits. And because these cozy accessories don’t cost a fortune, you don’t have to feel guilty tossing them aside when the warm breezes of spring return.

Fur Sure	Knit Wit	Feeling Sheepish

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One Response

1. Hi Clare
   I enjoy checking out your column in each issue .
   I have been a rustic furniture maker [aka:”twigger”} here in Maine since 1986 .
   Please keep me informed of any particular items you are seeking for upcoming articles for “Clare’s Wares”,as I would like an opportunity to send you photos of my work and other items I have come up with that work well in log homes.
   If you are interested ,and to get an example of my style of rustic work ,you can view my website:
   http://www.mainerustics.com

   Thanks for your attention !
   Cheers,
   Paul

   Paul Jurutka — January 31, 2008 @ 8:52 pm — Reply

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