Showing posts with label VALENTINE'S DAY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VALENTINE'S DAY. Show all posts
Feb 12, 2016
Valentine’s Day is this Sunday and you’re all out of gift ideas? Don’t worry, we’ve got some fun and funky ways for you to spoil your sweetheart. Besides picking up home show tickets (get 2-for-1 on Facebook), homemade presents are a sure fire way to show how much you care. Check out some of our favorite DIY Valentine’s Day gifts below.
Coffee Cup Sleeve - Is your sweetie sweet on coffee or tea? This reusable sleeve will make the perfect gift for them (and the environment!).
No Sew Pillows - Don’t know how to sew? That doesn’t mean you can’t make a great Valentine’s Day present! These no-sew heart pillows from the Diva of DIY are a fabulously festive way to spread the love this February!
Floating Frame - Have an art lover in your life? Frame a new piece or one of their favorites with this unique DIY floating frame from Ursula Carmona.
Candy Heart Candles - These creative candles certainly are conversation starters! This unique craft is sure to make your gal or guy swoon on Sunday.
Headboard -This project is a little more involved than the others, but the results are stunning. If you’ve got some time to spar (or are really in the dog house) try upcycling an old headboard. Add some beauty to your bedroom and create a piece that will be around for many Valentine’s Days to come.
Valentine’s Day Jenga - We love this unique take on the classic game of Jenga. Cut up your own blocks, write some sweet and sappy messages, and have some fun!
We hope these ideas help you spread the love this Valentine’s Day! And remember, if you try any of the crafts we’ve listed make sure you share some sweet shots of them with @HomeShows on Instagram and Twitter – we love seeing what you create!
Coffee Cup Sleeve - Is your sweetie sweet on coffee or tea? This reusable sleeve will make the perfect gift for them (and the environment!).
Image via Martha Stewart
No Sew Pillows - Don’t know how to sew? That doesn’t mean you can’t make a great Valentine’s Day present! These no-sew heart pillows from the Diva of DIY are a fabulously festive way to spread the love this February!
Image via The Diva of DIY
Catch the Diva of DIY at the KC Remodel + Garden Show this weekend!
Floating Frame - Have an art lover in your life? Frame a new piece or one of their favorites with this unique DIY floating frame from Ursula Carmona.
Image via Homemade By Carmona
See Ursula Carmona at The Great Big Home + Garden Show!
Candy Heart Candles - These creative candles certainly are conversation starters! This unique craft is sure to make your gal or guy swoon on Sunday.
Image via Gimme Some Oven
Headboard -This project is a little more involved than the others, but the results are stunning. If you’ve got some time to spar (or are really in the dog house) try upcycling an old headboard. Add some beauty to your bedroom and create a piece that will be around for many Valentine’s Days to come.
Image via Simply Sara D
Sara's presentations at the 2016 Indianapolis Home Show were such a hit we had to share one of her best DIYs.
Image via Tried and True
Feb 13, 2015
We're so pleased to have The Flower Pot sponsoring the Raleigh Home Show, February 13 - 15, at the Raleigh Convention Center. Before you see this unique sponsor at the show, get to know them a little better below as they explain what they'll be bringing to the show, how their business operates, and how they can help you this Valentine's Day. Amy Norville, Owner of The Flower Pot gives us the inside scoop:
"The Flower Pot will provide a flower market of wrapped novelty flowers, as well as roses for the Valentine's Day occasion. Unique vase arrangements and ceramic pots with a variety of blooming plants such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and elegant orchids will also be available for purchase.
We will also have in the market a variety of spring items for sale, for the interior and exterior of your home. Outdoor weather resistant pillows are a consistent best seller in our exterior and interior decor line.
2014 was a big year for people starting to enhance their outdoor living space with decorative pillows. Ideas and ways to decorate your outdoor living spaces are looking even brighter for 2015. Homeowners should make their outdoor living spaces inviting and comfortable for entertaining as well as relaxing.
The Flower Pot strives to provide simple elegance and uniqueness to all of their floral designs, garden decor, and gift items. It is Valentine's Day weekend, so don't forget when entering or leaving the show, visit The Flower Pot, located in the lobby of the Raleigh Home show, and purchase flowers or a unique gift for your sweetheart - or simply treat yourself!"
The Raleigh Home Show takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 14, 2015. Get tickets to see this fabulous sponsor and so much more. Remember to buy yours early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook.
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
"The Flower Pot will provide a flower market of wrapped novelty flowers, as well as roses for the Valentine's Day occasion. Unique vase arrangements and ceramic pots with a variety of blooming plants such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and elegant orchids will also be available for purchase.
We will also have in the market a variety of spring items for sale, for the interior and exterior of your home. Outdoor weather resistant pillows are a consistent best seller in our exterior and interior decor line.
2014 was a big year for people starting to enhance their outdoor living space with decorative pillows. Ideas and ways to decorate your outdoor living spaces are looking even brighter for 2015. Homeowners should make their outdoor living spaces inviting and comfortable for entertaining as well as relaxing.
The Flower Pot strives to provide simple elegance and uniqueness to all of their floral designs, garden decor, and gift items. It is Valentine's Day weekend, so don't forget when entering or leaving the show, visit The Flower Pot, located in the lobby of the Raleigh Home show, and purchase flowers or a unique gift for your sweetheart - or simply treat yourself!"
The Raleigh Home Show takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 14, 2015. Get tickets to see this fabulous sponsor and so much more. Remember to buy yours early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook.
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
RALEIGH CONVENTION CENTER
Feb 12, 2015
The Raleigh Home Show, happening at the Raleigh Convention Center from February 13 - 15, is packed with features for the home and garden - so what are the top five not-to-be-missed features as the show? Aside from the Carolina Pride Signature Speaker Series, here's a peek at the top five features:
This is just a quick look at the many amazing features the Raleigh Home Show has to offer! The home and garden event of the season takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 15, 2015. Don't have tickets yet? Buy them early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook!
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
- Outdoor Living Dream Lounge - The advent of spring means Triangle residents can get back outside for outdoor living and entertaining, and Luxury Living Scapes Inc., is creating the ultimate outdoor dream lounge. Built right inside the Raleigh Convention Center, this space is like a real like Pinterest board for outdoor landscape ideas. Find them on Aisle 100.
- Go Girl Shoppe - The Go Girl Shoppe is a traveling boutique that carries fun eclectic finds and accessories. With their ever-changing items, there is something for people of all ages. Between their vintage inspired jewelry to whimsical wares, there is always something different and fun about shopping in a shop on wheels. The Go Girl Shoppe is located in aisle 1200.
- One Room, Three Ways - Looking for an interior makeover this spring? Grab inspiration in the Designer Rooms feature at the show. One living room is given three different and distinct looks using designer secrets.
- Hero Day - Friday, February 13 is Hero Day at the show. All active and retired military personnel will receive FREE admission to the show on this date.
- Valentine's Day Flower Market - Don't forget to grab your sweetheart a flower arrangement for Valentine's Day from the Flower Market by The Flower Pot, located in the lobby.
This is just a quick look at the many amazing features the Raleigh Home Show has to offer! The home and garden event of the season takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 15, 2015. Don't have tickets yet? Buy them early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook!
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
RALEIGH CONVENTION CENTER
Feb 11, 2015
If the way to
someone’s heart is through their stomach we’ve got just what you need to be
feeling the love this weekend! To help celebrate Valentine’s Day we’ve created
a list of the most adorable treats to serve your loved ones on the 14th. When you
think about it, what says I love you
better than a homemade meal or dessert? Try making any one of these 10 delectable
dishes for Saturday and you’ll have your Valentine eating out of the palm of
your hand.
1. Cheesecake Conversation Hearts - There's nothing wrong with getting a little cheesy on Valentine's Day. These delicious cheesecake conversation hearts will say all you want to.
2. Heart-Shaped Bacon - Don't go bacon our hearts this Valentine's Day. Cook up some heart-shaped bacon instead!
3. Jell-o Cookies - These cookies are sure to break the mold! Light, colorful, and fun, these are a great Vday snack!
4. Heart-Shaped Rice Krispies - Does your loved one have a gluten allergy? They don't have to miss out on the Valentine's Day treats! Make them some of these heart-shaped Rice Krispies!
5. Cupcakes On Cupcakes - We know this isn't the most Valentine's Day themed food on our list, but we're seriously loving how creative this treat is and you get to eat two cupcakes! Top that!
6. Heart-Shaped Ravioli - If you're planning a romantic dinner, try serving these heart-shaped ravioli! The extra effort will go a long way!
7. Strawberry Rose - Would a rose made out of any other fruit taste as sweet? Maybe, but it certainly wouldn't look as good!
8. Cherry Tomato Heart - This cute, healthy snack is a great treat to serve on Valentine's Day!
9. Egg Pizza - What an egg-cellent way to say Happy Valentine's Day!
10. Cinnamon Bun Hearts - One word: YUM!
Wherever you are, whatever you end up doing, we hope you and your loved ones have a special and happy Valentine's Day!
1. Cheesecake Conversation Hearts - There's nothing wrong with getting a little cheesy on Valentine's Day. These delicious cheesecake conversation hearts will say all you want to.
2. Heart-Shaped Bacon - Don't go bacon our hearts this Valentine's Day. Cook up some heart-shaped bacon instead!
Image via The Paper Mama
3. Jell-o Cookies - These cookies are sure to break the mold! Light, colorful, and fun, these are a great Vday snack!
Image via Just Helen
4. Heart-Shaped Rice Krispies - Does your loved one have a gluten allergy? They don't have to miss out on the Valentine's Day treats! Make them some of these heart-shaped Rice Krispies!
Image via Pint Sized Treasures
5. Cupcakes On Cupcakes - We know this isn't the most Valentine's Day themed food on our list, but we're seriously loving how creative this treat is and you get to eat two cupcakes! Top that!
Image via All Recipes
6. Heart-Shaped Ravioli - If you're planning a romantic dinner, try serving these heart-shaped ravioli! The extra effort will go a long way!
Image via Annie's Eats
7. Strawberry Rose - Would a rose made out of any other fruit taste as sweet? Maybe, but it certainly wouldn't look as good!
Image via One Little Project
8. Cherry Tomato Heart - This cute, healthy snack is a great treat to serve on Valentine's Day!
Image via Eye Candy
9. Egg Pizza - What an egg-cellent way to say Happy Valentine's Day!
10. Cinnamon Bun Hearts - One word: YUM!
Image via Pillsbury
Wherever you are, whatever you end up doing, we hope you and your loved ones have a special and happy Valentine's Day!
Feb 9, 2015
Legions of devoted fans know Vivian Howard from the award-winning PBS series, A Chef's Life - but locals know her as one of North Carolina's favorite daughters. Vivian will be appearing at the Downtown Raleigh Home Show on Saturday, February 14 and Sunday, February 15, where she'll present an interactive cooking demo and discussion. She'll be sharing the top tricks and tips so guests can learn to inject some extra Carolina pride into their culinary repertoire.
One of her Southern specialties can find its way into your Valentine's Day as the perfect red hot side dish: tomato pie. Check out the recipe below and get ready to wow your sweetheart this Valentine's Day.
For The Filling
Step 1: For The Diced And Drained Tomatoes - Seed and dice about 3 cups fresh, high-quality tomatoes. Toss them with a little kosher salt and sugar. Set over a colander while you prepare the remaining ingredients, if possible. If not, drain for a minimum of an hour. You should be left with about 2 cups of tomato.
Step 2: For The Roasted Tomatoes - Seed and dice 4 cups fresh, high-quality tomatoes. Toss them with olive oil (at Chef & The Farmer we use garlic oil), plenty of kosher salt, and several sprigs of thyme. Spread this mix out on a baking sheet and roast at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. You want the tomatoes to be dry and slightly caramelized, but not burnt around the edges.
Sept 3: For The Onions - Peel and slice (with the grain) 4 medium yellow onions. In a large sauté pan, heat 1/4 cup of butter. Add the onions and season them with salt. Let the onions simmer and become juicy. Once the situation becomes a bit drier and much of the onion liquid has cooked out, turn down the heat to its lowest setting and settle in for a long, slow caramelize. To get these onions where they need to be, it could take about 2 hours. You are looking for a medium brown, sweet caramelization.
Sept 4: Assembling The Filling - Combine the onions, fresh tomatoes, roasted tomatoes, basil, salt, pepper, and sugar to taste. Keep in mind, the tomatoes take a lot of seasoning to really make them shine in applications like this.
Sept 5: Bake And Serve - Spread the filling over the bottom of a blind-baked crust. Flatten the topping between wax paper or use your good ol' hands to create a 1/3 inch thick round of delicious, cheesy topping that spreads nearly to the edges of the pie. Bake at 375 degrees until the top is nicely browned...20-25 minutes. Serve at just over room temperature.
Treat your loved one to this delicious dish and a wonderful day at the Downtown Raleigh Home Show. The home and garden event of the season takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 15, 2015. Buy tickets early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook.
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
One of her Southern specialties can find its way into your Valentine's Day as the perfect red hot side dish: tomato pie. Check out the recipe below and get ready to wow your sweetheart this Valentine's Day.
Tomato Pie
IngredientsFor The Filling
- 2 Cups diced and drained tomatoes
- 2 Cups diced and roasted tomatoes
- 1 Cup caramelized onions
- 1/2 Cup picked basil
- Salt
- Pepper
- Sugar
- 1/3 Cup grated Parmigiano Reggiano
- 1/3 Cup grated Fontina
- 1/2 Cup mayo
- 1 Pie crust
Step 1: For The Diced And Drained Tomatoes - Seed and dice about 3 cups fresh, high-quality tomatoes. Toss them with a little kosher salt and sugar. Set over a colander while you prepare the remaining ingredients, if possible. If not, drain for a minimum of an hour. You should be left with about 2 cups of tomato.
Step 2: For The Roasted Tomatoes - Seed and dice 4 cups fresh, high-quality tomatoes. Toss them with olive oil (at Chef & The Farmer we use garlic oil), plenty of kosher salt, and several sprigs of thyme. Spread this mix out on a baking sheet and roast at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. You want the tomatoes to be dry and slightly caramelized, but not burnt around the edges.
Sept 3: For The Onions - Peel and slice (with the grain) 4 medium yellow onions. In a large sauté pan, heat 1/4 cup of butter. Add the onions and season them with salt. Let the onions simmer and become juicy. Once the situation becomes a bit drier and much of the onion liquid has cooked out, turn down the heat to its lowest setting and settle in for a long, slow caramelize. To get these onions where they need to be, it could take about 2 hours. You are looking for a medium brown, sweet caramelization.
Sept 4: Assembling The Filling - Combine the onions, fresh tomatoes, roasted tomatoes, basil, salt, pepper, and sugar to taste. Keep in mind, the tomatoes take a lot of seasoning to really make them shine in applications like this.
Sept 5: Bake And Serve - Spread the filling over the bottom of a blind-baked crust. Flatten the topping between wax paper or use your good ol' hands to create a 1/3 inch thick round of delicious, cheesy topping that spreads nearly to the edges of the pie. Bake at 375 degrees until the top is nicely browned...20-25 minutes. Serve at just over room temperature.
Treat your loved one to this delicious dish and a wonderful day at the Downtown Raleigh Home Show. The home and garden event of the season takes over the Raleigh Convention Center February 13 - 15, 2015. Buy tickets early to get the best deals and avoid box office lines. Right now you can get 2-for-1 tickets on Facebook.
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2015.
RALEIGH CONVENTION CENTER
Feb 6, 2015
We can't believe Valentine's Day is next Saturday - it feels like 2015 is just flying by! If you, like so many, are experiencing one seriously busy winter, you might not have your Valentine's Day ducks (or should we say hearts) in a row. You know you should skip the traditional flowers and chocolate combination and do something more original this year, but don't have the time to come up with a creative gift idea. Don't fret - we've compiled a list of clever, easy, and fun Valentine's Day gifts you can try!
1. Mug It Out - Trying to treat a coffee or tea lover? Make them a mug! This is such a sweet and simple idea. Fill your mug with candy or their favorite type of tea or coffee to make this gift extra special.
2. Message In A Pillow - Not only is this pillow cover really cute, you can leave secret messages for your partner in it! A+ for creativity!
3. Carved Candle - Keep the flame alive with this super sweet candle. This gift is sure to have the traditional romantics swooning.
4. Warm Their Heart - These DIY heart-shaped hand warmers are almost too perfect for Valentine's Day! Give that special someone your heart to keep them warm.
5. Boozy Bouquet - Men can be difficult to shop for. If you're not sure what to get your man this year, why not try this manly bouquet? Instead of flowers, your bundle can consist of mini alcohol bottles, cigars, shot glasses, candies, hot sauce - whatever you think he'd enjoy most!
6. Love Birds - Show your sweetheart that you two are birds of a feather! Create this cute and charming love birds diorama!
7. Make A Card - It might seem like a cheesy idea, but sometimes a homemade card is one of the best things you can give! It's a handmade gift that you can write your feelings on. This is one traditional gift that'll never go out of style!
Try making these gifts this weekend and get ready to feel the love on the 14th! Happy Valentine's Day from all of us here at Marketplace Events.
1. Mug It Out - Trying to treat a coffee or tea lover? Make them a mug! This is such a sweet and simple idea. Fill your mug with candy or their favorite type of tea or coffee to make this gift extra special.
2. Message In A Pillow - Not only is this pillow cover really cute, you can leave secret messages for your partner in it! A+ for creativity!
4. Warm Their Heart - These DIY heart-shaped hand warmers are almost too perfect for Valentine's Day! Give that special someone your heart to keep them warm.
5. Boozy Bouquet - Men can be difficult to shop for. If you're not sure what to get your man this year, why not try this manly bouquet? Instead of flowers, your bundle can consist of mini alcohol bottles, cigars, shot glasses, candies, hot sauce - whatever you think he'd enjoy most!
6. Love Birds - Show your sweetheart that you two are birds of a feather! Create this cute and charming love birds diorama!
7. Make A Card - It might seem like a cheesy idea, but sometimes a homemade card is one of the best things you can give! It's a handmade gift that you can write your feelings on. This is one traditional gift that'll never go out of style!
Try making these gifts this weekend and get ready to feel the love on the 14th! Happy Valentine's Day from all of us here at Marketplace Events.
Jan 29, 2015
We LOVE creative minds at the KC Remodel + Garden Show. And it's hard to find anyone more creative than Leanne Lee, Diva of DIY and 2015 Home + Garden Trendsetter of the Year. Leanne will be a featured speaker on our Fresh ideas Home Stage each day of the show, where she'll share her passion for upcycling - turning trash into treasure.
With Valentine's Day just around the corner we thought we'd share one of Leanne's favorite projects: Valentine's Blocks. This project is so easy even the kids can tackle it.
Here's what you'll need:
Step 1: Sand corners of cubes to slightly round of edges.
Step 2: Spray cubes with spray paint. Let dry completely.
Step 3: Lightly distress blocks with sandpaper (if desired).
Step 4: Apply scrap book paper using Mod Podge. Let dry.
Step 5: Apply photocopies over scrapbook paper or paint using Mod Podge. Let dry.
Step 6: Apply vinyl letters to scrapbook paper or paint (if desired).
These adorable blocks are just one of the many creative ideas Leanne will share at the KC Remodel + Garden Show - and we guarantee you'll love them all.
With two stages packed with home and garden experts like Leanne Lee and Kevin O'Connor, host of the award-winning PBS series This Old House, this is one show you won't want to miss.
The KC Remodel + Garden Show, the region's largest home show (with over 500 exhibitors), takes over the American Royal Center February 6-8, 2015. Don't have tickets yet? Get 2-for-1 via Facebook. And remember, February 6th is Hero Day at the show. All active and retired military, fire, and police personnel receive free admission to the show on that date.
FEBRUARY 6 - 8, 2015.
With Valentine's Day just around the corner we thought we'd share one of Leanne's favorite projects: Valentine's Blocks. This project is so easy even the kids can tackle it.
Here's what you'll need:
- 4x4x4 cubes (easily cut from a fence post you can buy at any home improvement or lumber store)
- Spray paint in desired color
- Valentine's Day scrapbook paper
- Sanding block
- Mod Podge
- Foam brush
- Copies of photos on cheap printer paper
- Vinyl letters (if desired)
Step 1: Sand corners of cubes to slightly round of edges.
Step 2: Spray cubes with spray paint. Let dry completely.
Step 3: Lightly distress blocks with sandpaper (if desired).
Step 4: Apply scrap book paper using Mod Podge. Let dry.
Step 5: Apply photocopies over scrapbook paper or paint using Mod Podge. Let dry.
Step 6: Apply vinyl letters to scrapbook paper or paint (if desired).
These adorable blocks are just one of the many creative ideas Leanne will share at the KC Remodel + Garden Show - and we guarantee you'll love them all.
With two stages packed with home and garden experts like Leanne Lee and Kevin O'Connor, host of the award-winning PBS series This Old House, this is one show you won't want to miss.
The KC Remodel + Garden Show, the region's largest home show (with over 500 exhibitors), takes over the American Royal Center February 6-8, 2015. Don't have tickets yet? Get 2-for-1 via Facebook. And remember, February 6th is Hero Day at the show. All active and retired military, fire, and police personnel receive free admission to the show on that date.
FEBRUARY 6 - 8, 2015.
AMERICAN ROAYL CENTER
Feb 14, 2014
On Valentine’s Day, more
than 230 million of them are estimated to be delivered to sweethearts across
the world. It’s the single biggest day of the year for the rose.
But why just gaze upon roses once a year – when you can grow your very own to admire in the backyard? It’s easy to grow roses that flourish in the South, according to Chris Van Cleave, aka the “Redneck Rosarian”.
On his popular blog he
offers tips, including how to help roses survive the winter:
This year, winter winds are blowing at a gale force in Alabama and the polar vortex of 2014 is taking its toll on my garden. All this cold has me thinking about winter rose care. It is important to remember to trim back your roses to about waist high to prevent winter wind damage from affecting the canes and rocking the rose back and forth, damaging the root system of the rose, which can ultimately kill the shrub. This process should not be confused with pruning which requires a much more severe cut back of the rose. This will merely prevent wind rock from occurring.
Our shrubs of Benjamin Britten, a beautiful orange red David Austin English rose grows quite tall in summer, often reaching 9ft high! This rose is very thorny, so it’s important to “suit up” with long sleeves and gauntlet gloves to complete the task of trimming them down to a good size for winter.
But why just gaze upon roses once a year – when you can grow your very own to admire in the backyard? It’s easy to grow roses that flourish in the South, according to Chris Van Cleave, aka the “Redneck Rosarian”.
On his popular blog he
offers tips, including how to help roses survive the winter: This year, winter winds are blowing at a gale force in Alabama and the polar vortex of 2014 is taking its toll on my garden. All this cold has me thinking about winter rose care. It is important to remember to trim back your roses to about waist high to prevent winter wind damage from affecting the canes and rocking the rose back and forth, damaging the root system of the rose, which can ultimately kill the shrub. This process should not be confused with pruning which requires a much more severe cut back of the rose. This will merely prevent wind rock from occurring.
Our shrubs of Benjamin Britten, a beautiful orange red David Austin English rose grows quite tall in summer, often reaching 9ft high! This rose is very thorny, so it’s important to “suit up” with long sleeves and gauntlet gloves to complete the task of trimming them down to a good size for winter.
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To see photos and read more of his tips, click here to visit his blog! Or, better yet, come see Chris on the Southern Living Plant Collection Stage at the Show on Saturday and Sunday.
BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON CONVENTION COMPLEX
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Feb 13, 2014
Valentine's Day is tomorrow, and to get you thinking about romance, loved ones, and loving your space, we're showcasing some of our favorite romantic bedrooms. Almost any color or fabric can be used to showcase a space and bring in the romance, check out the variety we've listed below!
5 Romantic Bedrooms
1. Relax in a monochromatic rose bedroom
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Which one is your favorite? Write us a comment below!
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