Posts Tagged ‘Interior Design’
Friday, April 30th, 2010
In this month s Amish Furniture Blog Carnival we explore many topics revolving around Earth Day. Check out this list of links for advice on going green and staying stylish with your interior design.
Tags: Amish Furniture, Blog, Carnival, Earth Day, Interior Design
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Saturday, March 13th, 2010
Home Design Plans,Going green is vital to our future and today’s sustainable design home plans reflect this need.
Tags: Design Interior, Going Green, Home Plans, Interior Design, Interior Home Design, Sustainable Design
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Saturday, March 6th, 2010
Go green with your interior design by using bamboo in a variety of ways. From furniture to flooring to wallpaper, bamboo can complete your design and help the environment at the same time. There is a growing demand among consumers for earth-friendly products.
Tags: Bamboo, Consumers, Design Interior, Earth Friendly Products, Flooring, Furniture, Interior Design, Wallpaper
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Monday, February 15th, 2010
Amish Furniture Home's blog is beginning a new tradition on our site: The Blog Carnival. In this first edition, we focus on all things Amish Furniture. Don't worry, it's more exciting than you think. (Advice on going green, woodworking, furniture shopping & interior design)
Tags: Amish Furniture, Blog, Carnival, Furniture Design, Furniture Shopping, Interior Design, New Tradition, Woodworking Furniture
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Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
Interior Design: Continued global pressure on furniture manufacturers to go green and create sustainable lifestyles, for good reason, is driving use of high quality hardwood that can be quickly regenerated. Article on Indonesian Wood in the bedroom.
Tags: Furniture Manufacturers, Global Pressure, Good Reason, High Quality, Interior Design, Quality Hardwood, Sustainable Design, Sustainable Lifestyles, Wood Interior
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