Mirror Gallery Incorporated (mirrorgallery.com)
9600 Grant Rd Houston, TX (281) 893-6922
patio door. with eagle® window and door, mirror gallery, inc. can offer over 3,400 different size and style combinations. mirror gallery, inc. offers frameless shower enclosures and custom heavy glass designs that add sophistication to home or office

Hollander Glass (hollanderglass.com)
5455 Guhn Rd Houston, TX (713) 462-1324

Wells & Kimich Incorporated (wellskimich.com)
5530 Brystone Dr Houston, TX (713) 856-9900

Pella Windows & Door (www.pella.com)
8700 Fallbrook Dr Houston, TX (281) 807-4222

Innovative Office Interiors (www.innovativeofficeinteriors.com)
14225 Aston St Houston, TX (713) 462-9077

Wells & Kimich Incorporated (wellskimich.com)
5530 Brystone Dr Houston, TX (713) 856-9900

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Hollywood's party planner can help you, too www.dallasnews.com
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david tutera is known for throwing big parties on even bigger budgets. if his name rings a bell, it's probably for orchestrating star jones' over-the-top wedding. other stars on his client list include barbara walters, jennifer lopez, elton john and the

Adopted pets can become special family companions www.insidebayarea.com
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from the spiders i collected as a preschooler, to the boa constrictor my parents gave me one christmas when i was in high school, to the orphaned mountain lions, eagles, otters, hummingbirds, bears, songbirds and other wild creatures i helped raise and

Pillow talk leads to a business www.chicagotribune.com
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bathroom. friends began asking her to redo their homes after they saw hers, and those projects led to others. my business was all word-of-mouth, says walker-miraglilo, who created a sleek,

Garden Q & A www.syracuse.com
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kitchen ceiling the size of baseballs, made nests with nuts and leaves in the ceiling and in general did terrible damage. we have used poison bait with peanut butter, mouse traps and camphor. in the summer, when we are there, everything is fine, but when

Feng Shui in the Garden www.gardenguides.com
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can you imagine being able to determine the true personalities, frustrations, and ambitions of your neighbors by the selection and arrrangement of plants growing in their front yards? if you study feng shui, an art that originated in india and came to

Extra seating called to the holiday table www.oregonlive.com
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w ith friends and family visiting for the holidays, you may need some extra seating at the dining table. it helps to be flexible and inventive, when assessing both what you already have and what you might consider buying. card-table folding chairs have

A garden for all seasons www.dailypress.com
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landscape designers piet oudolf and jacqueline van der kloet, who teamed up to do major planting projects in new york and chicago, feel bulbs fit into soft, natural-looking landscape design, according to sally ferguson of the netherlands flower

Picture Perfect: Posters come home www.projo.com
@ 12/03/06 06:44 comments(0) report
unlike other forms of home decor. they display where you want to travel and what you like to drink. they show style preferences, from the flowery ornateness of art nouveau to the ultra-hip techy look of the computer age. their colorful artistry can be

Whiplash -- It's so hard to go from 60 degrees to 6 in one forecast www.kansas.com
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landscape designers will kick it up a notch when they offer this year's landscape design workshop, at 6 p.m. jan. 29 at the extension education center, 21st and ridge road. participants will receive a kit with tools for drawing landscape designs for

A winter garden can offer soft, subtle beauty all its own www.ocregister.com
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even in southern california. there are evergreen shrubs in the backdrop mixed with conifers that brown out in the cold. there are deciduous trees that have lost their leaves among large clumps of dormant grasses. it is as arctic-tundra-ish as i can