Small space decorating is fast becoming a favorite topic for many people as real estate prices rise. Think priorities when it comes to small spaces. Do you need to use an area of room for more than one reason? In some cases you can easily convert kitchen table to your workspace provided you have cabinet space handy for supplies. A chest of drawers can easily serve this purpose by holding office supplies, linens, or even computer components.

If you are considering utilizing services of a designer, do your homework. Check their portfolio and references. Find out how they are to work with, did they deliver on time, were they easy to work with and did they listen to homeowner. If you get an affirmative answer on all of these and their fees are suitable to your budget, then take leap. Often, interior designs services are provided at no additional cost to you, and will give you extra edge you need to create exactly feeling you want for your home.

A great designer can make recommendations you may not have thought of. Ultimately, their goal is for you to be ecstatic with what you were able to accomplish together. After all, you are one that has to live in space long after designer has done their magic.

Spelling Try to make sure you don't choose a name that ends with same letter that your last name begins with. This can sometimes make pronounciation a challenge. There are some exceptions to this rule, but in general it is best to keep it in mind when choosing a baby name. Try it for yourself and you'll see what we mean. Letters like "l" and "s" are especially bad.

Say it Out Loud Instead of refering to your unborn baby as he or she or "the baby", try using one of names that you like for a week or so. Saying it out loud and using it in common sentences will give you a better idea of how much you really like name. Don't forget, some names look great when written on paper, but sound terrible off tongue.