We all know one of the least expensive ways to refresh a room involves rearranging your furniture. Re-examining what you already have with fresh eyes is greener, cheaper, and often more effective than buying something new. To get you started, we've compiled a few tips and tricks from AT:Chicago's archives. Click below for ways to work with what you've got...
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Great timing! I was planning on rearranging my bedroom this weekend so my bed isn't right under the drafty window.
The weekend before last I was told something that I really liked - that you have to "move in" to your own home every few years or so. Clean everything out, clean the windows, fix things, move everything out of each room, paint it, prepare it like you were moving in to a new place, and move all your stuff back in. I plan to "move in" to my bedroom this weekend :)
I use both methods: You can lay out a 1/4" plan and cut out little furniture pieces or if you want to use this site
http://roomplanner.icovia.com/lane/
Uhhhh love that idea, Lemonader.