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Seed Welcomes Home Seed Home
12.10.15
Seed Peoples Market, the eco-friendly department store at the Camp in Costa Mesa, just debuted its own furniture shop, Home Seed Home. On the mezzanine, inside the Seed store, discover a curated array of one-of-a-kind home furnishings such as new and recycled pieces, ethnic fabrics and handcrafted items. All items are for sale, including art installations on the walls as well as consignment pieces by local furniture craftsmen.
On the main level of Seed, it’s a great time to get in some holiday shopping for the entire family. Choose from a Patagonia clothing department, shoes and accessories selection, camping and outdoor gear, housewares, “green” toys and organic wear for kids, unique artisan gifts and housewares including hand crafted artisan jewelry.
Seed promotes “products with a purpose” and vendors who give back to local causes.
Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays. 714.708.2277.
2937 Bristol St c101, Costa Mesa. 714.708.2277.
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How to Get Your Dining Room Holiday Ready
12.10.15
By Design by a Chameleon
The holidays are here and if you’re not excited about hosting dinner in your dining room, we have some ideas that you can easily pull together in a matter of days. These updates will ensure that your dining room gets the attention it deserves and you’ll be proud to show it off.
Go Bold
Whether you choose to paint your walls or trim in a surprising hue, or you’d rather make a statement with your tabletop accessories, artwork or rug, the dining room is the perfect place to take a chance-especially if you don’t use the space every day.
Find the Perfect Rug
A beautifully designed rug is the perfect way to anchor any room, including the dining room. It adds visual interest and you can showcase pattern and color.
Photo by Nate Berkus Design

Add Statement Lighting
A gorgeous chandelier or statement light hanging directly over the table will do wonders for an otherwise simple space. If you’re only going to splurge on one thing in your dining room, this is safe bet.
Photo by Chameleon Design

Expect the Unexpected
A plain wooden dining table surrounded by matching wood chairs might be an easy way to furnish your dining room but it won’t make a big impact. Instead of going for that matching set, consider a popular trick- getting chairs in 2 or 3 different styles. Or if you don’t want to mix up the styles, just make sure the table and chairs are made of different materials.
Photo by Lonny Magazine

Create an Artistic Focal Point
Put the finishing touches on your dining room by bringing in eye-catching artwork. A gallery wall, or even a large-scale piece of art, will make the room feel complete, and add an extra layer of aesthetic appeal.
Photo by Lonny Magazine

Show Off Your Favorite Serving Pieces
Don’t keep your beautiful tabletop accessories hidden away in the cabinets. Plan for shelving or a sideboard in your dining room and put your pieces on display.
Photo by Chameleon Design

Take Tips From Your Favorite Restaurant
Nothing beats having a fancy meal at your favorite date night spot, so why not recreate that same feeling in your own home? Keep your lights dim and to create an atmosphere that makes every meal feel like a special occasion.
Photo by Chameleon Design
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