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Learning from the Russians
How to Make Your House Cozy and Warm for the Winter
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8. Change a few photo frames seasonally. Pictures I have in the guest bath, I change according to season. The color scheme is neutral, and I have a winter set of towels, soaps, dishes, and frames.

9. Work with the lighting if you can, especially if you work at home. It's the season for SAD (seasonal affective disorder) and we need as much light as we can get. If you have a home office, try some of those health lamps.

10. Change lamp shades in the living areas so they "glow".

11. If you have an especially cold room -- in temperature and/or in decor -- buy one of those wood stoves.

12. Make it smell warm and cozy. Do some real cooking on the weekends when everyone's home. Few of us get to walk in the door at night and smell the pot roast cooking or the wonderful odor of stew simmering on the back burner, but you can do this on the weekend. Special breads as well. If you're not allergic to candle aromas, work with those.

Even a touch or two can make a difference. On the North Shore of Chicago where I lived as a teen, in the windy city where it was always "colder by the Lake," the sign that winter was coming was the funkia blooming, and that's when my mother changed out the slipcovers and coal was dumped down the chute into the basement. I always got that excited twinge -- ah ... winter was coming.

13. This year why not redo the fireplace accessories? They're often the focal point of the great room. Spruce up the screen and hardware, and perhaps find an exceptional new container for some logs.

Invest in a set of sumptuous brass andirons like these: http://tinyurl.com/y84s. Brass and pewter are great for "warming up" a room. You "sink into them," not "bounce off."

14. Stay warm AND SAFE -- Get the carbon monoxide detectors, escape ladders, smoke alarms, smoke guards, creosote removers, stove boards and hearth extenders that are critical products to improve the safety of your home and family from fires.

Here is a source: http://fireplaceoutfitters.com/safetyessentials.htm. Choose a hearth rug for ambiance but safety as well.

15. Put a bird feeder at at least one window where you can always see it. There's nothing like watching a cardinal hop around on the window sill to cheer.

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