I just wrote my 200th post on Designing Home and I've had a very laid back Christmas with lots of time to consider what is working on my blog and what I might like to add, change, or improve. Here are the results of my mini conference with self:
Practical posts for homeowners I usually write about topics that I think average homeowners are interested in as they go about refreshing or designing new spaces. I will still continue to address these topics because I can see from my stats that these are my most read posts especially any that address
designing smaller spaces. Aren't blog stats a wonderful thing? I also know that my largest blog readership is in United States. Hey, where are the Canadians?
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| Lori Harrison Collection |
Canadian focus I've decided it's time to seriously ramp up my Canadian content. Stay tuned to meet some great Canadian designers over the next year. I will include product designers (furniture, textiles, housewares etc. ) and also Canadian interior designers and visual artists.
I am also on the search to add more Canadian bloggers to my reading list and encourage you to do the same. I found a good source on Pinterest (where you find everything) that I am wading through and choosing my favourites.  |
| Paterson Woodworking Fisher Table |
Local Design Newfoundland Labrador has some very creative people and their products can enhance any living space. You will meet some of them this year as I encourage my NL readers to buy local, and other readers to spread their wings our way when purchasing.
Fine art focusAnyone who knows me is aware that I am also a visual artist with an art blog called Painting On. It is becoming increasingly more difficult to keep both blogs current. I am seeking solutions to this problem and I'm sure there will be cross posting or artist highlights on Designing Home. They will support my belief that no home is complete without art. I also want to write more posts about the arrangement and display of art in your home. Google+ I just took the plunge and joined Google+ . It's a little overwhelming right now, but I hope it will be a community where I can meet other interior design bloggers.
Welcome 2015