Hi there,

I was "green" even before it was the hip thing to do. I discovered "back in the day" how to save cash by purchasing secound hand, quality, wood furniture. Some purchases take a lot of elbow grease to remove old finishes, but in the end, it's worth the effort.

Budget decorating is not only about saving cash, reusing and shopping flea markets is a great way to achieve a collected over time look. I don't want my house to look like a furniture store's show room floor.

It's fun shopping clearance rooms, second hand stores, and flea markets, but I don't stop there. Salvage yards and junk hardware stores make it possible to purchase wood, doors, hardware and much more, for less dollars.

For Outdoor Decor Going Green, I shopped salvage yards and junk hardware stores and used scrap materials to build new projects. No I don't have carpenter skills, just the ability to think outside the decorators box.

About Dianna

I'm an artist that enjoys painting art in most mediums, oil, water, acrylic, pencil and ink, preferably on materials other than canvas. I also enjoying recycling and transforming discarded furniture into unique workable pieces which is the inspiration for this book.

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