Friday, August 29, 2014

Kid’s Room Decor


Decorating your own bedroom is fun and easy. When it comes to decorating your kid’s room, however, things become a bit more challenging. What’s comfortable and fun for you doesn’t always reflect the more playful interests of children. Fortunately, when it comes to decorations, we at Home Decor Outlets specialize in both adults and children. That’s why we’ve put together a short list to help you decorate your kid’s room.

Kid’s Room Decor

Beds. If this room is for just one child, consider a wooden bed frame with drawers for storage. Wood is a classic kid’s room choice and a bed frame with drawers becomes the perfect place for storing toys and clothes. If there is going to be two children sleeping in this room, save space and promote fun with one of our many Home Decor Outlets bunkbeds!

Shelves. When it comes time for shelves, think creative. Shelves are a great place to add a little color and pizzazz to your kid’s bedroom. Some of our personal favorite shelf ideas include wall mounted skateboard shelves, or shelves that include every color of the rainbow. For some great DIY shelf ideas, click here: http://bit.ly/XMN1VP

Nightstand. A nightstand is the perfect place for pajamas and other little knick-knacks your kid may own. A good rule of thumb when it comes to night stands, is to try to find something that matches your childs bed frame. For a few different nightstand ideas, visit Home Decor Outlet here: http://bit.ly/1rvrcHB

The Walls. When choosing the color of your child’s room, it’s a good idea to go with something both fun and soothing. Pastels can be great for a kid’s room since they can both add a dash of color, while continuing to sooth. Additionally, another great DIY choice is painting a chalkboard accent wall. A chalkboard accent wall will help promote creativity and give your child the freedom to change his or her wall designs as often as they would like.

Decorating your child’s bedroom can be tough, but it doesn’t have to be! With a ton of different DIY home projects, as well the affordable furniture from Home Decor Outlets, the possibilities for decorating your kid’s room become endless. To get started and to see what else we at Home Decor Outlets have to offer, visit us here: http://bit.ly/1nuVtPm

Thursday, August 21, 2014

Storing Your Summer Gear


The summer is coming to an end. In just a few weeks the weather will be cooling off and the leaves will begin changing colors. Before they do, however, it’s important to get organized. Switching out your summer gear for the oncoming autumn season can be challenging when it comes to storage space. Fortunately, we’ve created a short list of creative storing ideas to help you get started.

Curtains. Hide the clutter and still use your storage space with a colorful curtain. A colorful curtain hanging around a table or small set of shelves will add pizzazz to your home, while keeping it looking fresh and organized.

The Ottoman. Keep your house clean and organized by storing your summer gear in plain sight. Using a storage Ottoman, like one from Home Decor Outlets, will keep your summer gear safe, stored, and in an easily accessible place.

Storage Bed. A comfortable place to sleep and a comfortable place to store your things. If you have a bed frame with drawers and shelves, consider storing your summer gear here. Easily accessible, yet out of sight, a storage bed system is perfect for storing off season clothes.

Summer is coming to an end, which means autumn is just around the corner. Organize the chaos of the changing seasons with a few of our clever storage ideas. And when it comes time to buy extra storage and furniture, think Home Decor Outlets. To learn more about Home Decor Outlets and the affordable mattresses and furniture we have to offer, visit us here: http://www.hdoutlets.com/.

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Get Organized for Back-To-School



August is coming to an end. In just a few weeks summer will be over and children all over the nation will be heading back-to-school. Unfortunately, as all parents know, with new school years often comes new organization challenges. To help you out, we’ve put together a few tips to get you ready and organized!


Get Organized



1. Ease Into It. Drastic changes can be tough, especially for young children. When preparing for a new school year, it’s a good idea to ease into it. Take the last two weeks of summer to gradually reintroduce school year routines such as bedtimes, wake up times, and eating habits.

2. Calendar. Before the school year begins, do yourself a favor and create a central calendar. No matter the number of children you have going back-to-school, a large central calendar, with plenty of room to write, will help calm the chaos of the new school year and keep you and your family organized.

3. Clothes. Kids seem to never stop growing! Fortunately, plenty of stores have back-to-school sales. Get ahead of school shopping by being prepared with a list of exactly what you need. Once those new school year clothes are bought,  organize the summer clothes in your home by storing them in an ottoman or a storage bed.

4. Papers. Oftentimes schools will require documentation including last year’s report cards, proof of medical check ups, or even immunization shots in order for your child to start the school year. Ensure your child is prepared by calling the school or visiting the website to learn what they require before the year starts. Once you’ve obtained the correct information, make a list of what you’ll need documents you’ll need and post it somewhere in your home where you’ll see it often, such as the fridge.

5. Practice Run. A day or two before the first day of school, try a practice run. Wake up your kids when they’ll need to get up during the school. Prepare yourself for work while helping prepare your children for school. Doing this will make sure you and your child are organized and ready for the first day of school!


Back-to-school is just around the corner and it’s important to be prepared. Counteract the chaos of back-to-school with our back-to-school tips for organization! And when it comes time to organize your home and buy back-to-school furniture, visit Home Decor Outlets here: http://bit.ly/Vq0Do7

Thursday, August 7, 2014

Creative Home Uses for Screen Dividers

Traditionally home screen dividers are used to (as you may have guessed by its name) divide a room. However, there are tons of ways that you can use a screen divider in your home. A screen divider can even amplify your living space either by creating the illusion of more room or by providing another space for decor or organization. Here are a few ideas for how you can use screen dividers in your home.

1. Hang pictures on one or both sides of the panels for easy display and to free up wall space. One of the best parts is that you can move it around with little hassle.
Black 3 Panel Screen
2. String lights on it so that it doubles as a standing lamp.

Panel Divider with Designs
3. Divide two rooms of your house while not cramping up your living space. You can leave notes or photos on the shutter of this one, just be careful not to switch their direction when you do.
Cherry Divider
4. Use it as a makeshift door for a hidden room or den area.
Black Panel Divider
If you need a screen divider for your home, view our selection online or visit one of our stores near you for more information!

Friday, August 1, 2014

August 2014 Deals

You can furnish your entire home with our list of August deals. Some of the highlights in this month's deals are designer sofas, multiple piece bed sets and recliners. View our flyer below for more details or visit a store near you and browse our inventory! 


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