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When you think of the Southwest, what do you think of? Deserts, cactus, saloons? Well, Southwest style decor can actually combine these visions into a single decorating style. If you’re wanting to use a Southwestern decorating theme in your home, a living room or den is a great place to use it. The bright colors and patterns are conducive to conversation.

When you are looking to use this style, you first want to think about what colors you want to be most prominent. Reds, oranges, yellows, and greens are traditional Southwestern colors. You may want to paint the room a deep turquoise and use throw rugs, maybe even some from a nearby Native American reservation, for the floor. Colorful rugs can also be used as wall hangings. Many reservations still make these types of rugs by hand, so you can purchase authentic rugs at a reservation or online. The rugs are generally striped, and you want to use one that has all the major colors in your room on it.

After you choose a wall color and some throw rugs or blankets with your colors, then you can begin looking for furniture to either match those colors, or fit the overall decor theme you’re creating. You may find that this is your biggest challenge. My suggestion would be to find a slipcover that would match your colors so that you do not have to purchase a new couch, and if you ever want to redecorate you will just need a new slipcover. Tan colors work well if you use brightly colored pillows or you could choose a red or yellow slipcover for your sofa and chairs. Dark woods look good in a Southwest style room; you will probably want to distress the wood so that it looks older, adding a more authentic touch to your room. Rustic, cabin-style furniture and accessories tend to go well with the Southwest Style decorating theme too.

Finally, you will want to choose matching accessories. For each of the major colors in the rug, you’ll want to have two to three items of a similar color around the room; otherwise, the color may look random and not mesh with the rest of the room. Additionally, you will want to have wooden pieces and tan pieces to break up the bright colors of the Southwest style. Ivory and turquoise pieces will also make beautiful additions to the room.

Southwest style has a bright, cozy feel. The colors are warm, earth tones so guests tend to feel welcome and you feel comfortable. Rooms in this style tend to be good for playing games or talking; the colors stimulate action and conversation, so be sure to use this in a room where you truly want that atmosphere. Find authentic Native American pieces when you can, and use desert photographs to decorate the walls. Your creativity will help you envision hundreds of ways to decorate your room in the Southwest style, and each will be interesting, invigorating, and beautiful.

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By: Kathy Burns-Millyard

Sleep Comfort - Provides supreme relaxation because the crimp of the fiber is literally grown from the follicle of the sheep. These naturally crimped fibers are springy to the touch and have a built-in resilience that resists body impressions. The cushioning support of wool fibers cradle your every move, distributing your body weight evenly.

Natural Thermostat - Wool has an inherent ability to act as a natural thermostat. It is unique in the way it handles temperature and moisture.

In the Summer It’s Cool - When asleep, the body temperature mechanism begins to shut down. A large volume of moisture can accumulate next to the skin and cause a sticky, clammy feeling, especially in humid climates. Porous and permeable, tiny holes in the outside layer of wool allows moisture to pass through it. Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture and still feel dry. Because of this wicking ability, moisture is drawn into the wool fiber (great for those with night sweats or in menopause.) Body heat evaporates the moisture, and then it is released back into the atmosphere. Sheets remain cool and dry providing a crisp, comfortable surface in hot, muggy summer months.

In Winter You Doze Cozy - Wool is a natural insulator. The multi-dimensional fibers repel each other creating countless air pockets that trap body heat keeping one’s body temperature regulated. The air spaces between the wool fibers allow this warm air to circulate next to the body providing warmth on the coldest nights. A consistent body temperature keeps one from tossing and turning resulting in deeper more restful sleep. People look forward to going to bed when they sleep on a wool cover.

All Natural - American wool has a much higher degree of crimp for a given diameter of fiber than its foreign competitors. Therefore, American wool has a superior “springiness.”

Non-Allergenic and Biodegradable - The warm, humid condition that presents around a perspiring sleeper is the perfect breeding ground for microorganisms that can live in bedding.

Natural Deodorizer - Lanolin is a natural deodorizer, which prevents wool from absorbing odors.

Infant Care - Metabolic activity of babies sleeping on wool is decreased, which burns fewer calories, resulting in faster weight gain. Because wool repels dust, it makes a cleaner environment for baby at sleep or at play. An additional cover makes a great play-pad for traveling or when baby is on the floor or in the playpen.

Flame Resistant Safe Sleeping Environment - Wool is the only natural fiber that naturally resists flaming because of its high nitrogen and moisture content. Wool will normally self-extinguish when the flame source is removed. It does not melt or burst into flames.

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Roses are the most popular of all flowers, but did you know that each color of rose has its own meaning? And when combined in an arrangement, several types of roses can convey an entire message.

This tradition dates back to Victorian times, when rose bouquets were given to convey different romantic messages throughout all stages of courtship. Use this list to send your love interest a romantic message at any stage of the dating game.

Red Rose - “I love you”
White Rose - “You’re heavenly,” “I’m worthy of you,” secrecy
Red and White Rose together - Unity
Pink Rose - Grace, Gentility
Yellow Rose - Joy, Gladness, Friendship
Coral/Orange Rose - Enthusiasm, Desire
Burgundy Rose - “Unconscious Beauty”
Pale colored Rose - Friendship
Rosebuds - “You are young and beautiful”
Red Rosebuds - “Pure and Lovely”
White Rosebuds - “Too Young to Love”
Moss Rosebuds - Confessions of Love
Withered White Rose - “You made no impression”
Hybrid Tea Rose - “I’ll remember you always”
Sweetheart Rose - “You are my sweetheart”
Single rose in full bloom - “I love you” or “I love you still”
Bouquet of Roses in full bloom - Gratitude
Two Roses wired together - an engagement or coming marriage
Any type of rose sent every month - “Beauty Ever New”

Happy Valentine’s Day!