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How to be Comfy: Brilliant Ways to Make Your House a Home

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title How to be Comfy: Brilliant Ways to Make Your House a Home
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Shannon Lush
By (author) Jennifer Fleming
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:240
Dimensions(mm): Height 177,Width 129
Category/GenreInterior design, decor and style guides
ISBN/Barcode 9780733319334
ClassificationsDewey:640.41
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher ABC Books
Imprint ABC Books
Publication Date 1 September 2007
Publication Country Australia

Description

A practical guide to turning a house into a home, from the authors of SPOTLESS and SPEEDCLEANING. What makes a house a home? What turns it from bricks and mortar into a place you can't wait to get back to? How do you create a welcoming and comfortable environment? In HOW tO BE COMFY, Shannon Lush and Jen Fleming will show you how. there's not much point to a gorgeous-looking but impractical house. Shannon and Jen offer tips on creating cosiness as well as advice on how to choose household goods, how to look after them and how to fix them. Just some of things you'll learn about are how to fix a flyscreen, stitch a hem, replace a tile, select and store fruit and vegetables, and change a washer in your toilet cistern. HOW tO BE COMFY is your perfect guide and companion to making your house the place you want to come home to.

Author Biography

Shannon Lush is a fine arts restorer with a passion for handy household hints. The massive success of SPOTLESS, SPEEDCLEANING and HOW TO BE COMFY have made her and co-author Jennifer Fleming a publishing phenomenon. Shannon writes for magazines and newspapers and is regularly heard on ABC Local Radio across the country. Jennifer Fleming is a writer and broadcaster. She met Shannon over the telephone when Shannon rang talkback radio to give advice on spills and stains. Jennifer was so impressed with Shannon's knowledge she approached her with the idea of writing a book.