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Oct 18, 2016

Betsy Helmuth discusses premium membership perks, using brown and black in design, and warming up spaces without painting. She shares small impactful projects, tips for a stress-free environment, and Feng Shui advice. Plus, an exclusive TV show announcement and a sneak peek at next week's focus on neutrals.

0:00 Premium membership benefits
1:32 Exploring brown and black in design
5:32 Incorporating black in design
9:49 Next week's focus: neutrals
11:38 Warming up a space without painting
12:58 Small projects for big impact
16:02 Designing a stress-free, calm environment
19:48 Feng Shui tips for a calming space
20:09 Betsy’s TV show announcement

- Brown can create a cozy, traditional aesthetic but should be used intentionally to avoid blending into the background. 
- Incorporating even a small amount of black into a room can provide context and coherence to the overall design. 
- Adding textiles like drapes and area rugs can quickly warm up a space without the need for painting.

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