Kathy Owen is the CEO and Creative Director at her own media company. She specializes in topics related to architecture and planning, luxury lifestyle, and consumer interests, often exploring themes of real estate and home life. Kathy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Messenger, The Journal-Courier, and Wealth of Geeks.
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Kathy Owen predominantly covers DIY and home-related topics, with a focus on promotional deals, gift guides, and seasonal content. If you have products related to home decor or DIY that are suitable for promotion or inclusion in gift guides, Kathy might be interested in featuring them.
Given her emphasis on seasonal content and holiday crafts, she may respond well to pitches related to upcoming seasons or holidays that involve DIY projects or home decor ideas.
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I finally got around to taking photos of my tree and other Christmas decorations—nothing like waiting until Christmas night to write this post.
It's time to refresh our home. A new year calls for new decor, but not something purchased from a big box store. We are going to make special, unique, one-of-a-kind decor.
If you have old window curtains, shower curtains, vintage doilies, cutter quilts, or new linens you purchased because you loved the design, these ideas are for you.
It is easy to spray paint small home decor pieces and this bamboo tray is a great example.
I love finding old ornate or highly detailed art frames at the junk store or flea market. They look so good painted and distressed. Distressing the paint on the lovely details is my favorite part.
By: Kathy Owen
Refreshing just one piece of furniture in your living room can make a big impact. Start with a small end table or side table, select a paint color that enhances your color scheme, and start painting.
Doesn't it make you feel all warm and cozy when you step into your bedroom and there are lots of fluffy pillows on the bed, candles on the dresser, and scented lotions on a tray?
Let's go back to the old days and old ways of stenciling. No chalk transfers, or other specialty stencil type products produced over the past few years can compare to a perfectly designed stencil.
A unique DIY address or house number display located near your front door, entry way, or mailbox, makes it easy for friends, family, delivery drivers, and first responders to find your home.
Try no-wax chock paint for your next furniture makeover and whitewash the paint. The fresh paint finish will give your old furniture a new, modern look.
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