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SAVE MONEY WITH TIREBUYER.COM

by blogger • March 31, 2013 • 51 Comments

TireBuyer.com is an online resource for buying tires and wheels for your car or truck. The company has been in operation since 2009, and has an enormous selection of tires and wheels for just about any type of vehicle. They are also a part of American Tire Distributors, which is the largest distributer within the United States. In addition to their selection, they also provide the experts to help you select the right wheels or tires for whatever vehicle you need them for.

Anyone who has ever had to buy tires or wheels know that they do not come cheap, and there are a few tips and tricks that can help you save money on your tire purchase from Tire Buyer. Many of the deals can apply to tires, rims or both, depending on the deal, so it’s possible that the coupons may save you some of your valuable money.

Taking a look at the website will give provide you with links to deals that the company is offering. For tires, they offer deals on name brands such as BF Goodrich, Goodyear and Bridgestone. In addition, the site also has tire deals for tires to be installed on an SUV or truck. Other options allow you to select a TireBuyer.com approved installer to receive a discount on installation for your vehicle.
The coupon website Retailmenot offers various coupon codes for TireBuyer. As with all coupon codes, you may need to try a few before finding one that works, as these types of deals change often. When you do find one, however, it can help give you a savings on your purchase that anyone can appreciate. RetailMeNot offers coupon codes such as saving 8% off of purchases over $600. There is also a code that will give you free shipping in addition to saving $40 on orders over $500.
http://couponlawn.com/store-coupons/tire-buyer-coupon-codes/ also offers a number of coupon codes for TireBuyer.com. Available deal codes include 10% off wheels and rims, free shipping on certain tires and up to $70 off of some BF Goodrich and Bridgestone tires.

Your car or truck deserves the best you can give it. Whether you need tires or rims for your vehicle, taking a little time to look for a deal on the web can save you a few dollars, or even allow you to purchase just a little more for your vehicle, making it the best it can be.

Friday Finds

FRIDAY FINDS: I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S STILL WINTER SURVIVAL GUIDE

by Dolly • March 22, 2013 • 327 Comments

Tired of seeing gray skies and brittle trees every time you look out your window? Hang this bag planter on your fire escape, maybe you’ll fool yourself into feeling like it’s actually Spring.

HANGING BAG PLANTER, $39

For all you christmas light maniacs out there, here’s a grown-up version to cozify the room you’ve been holing up in. Silver or gold.

STARRY STRING LIGHTS – AMBER LIGHTS ON COPPER WIRE, $15-99

There’s no better way to start getting psyched for the summer than getting a donut pool float far in advance. Inflate it and use it as furniture until you can bring it to the pool.

Donut Pool Float, $18

If this smiley face tissue box doesn’t make you smile every time you reach for a tissue, move on to the next item.

Smiley Face Tissue Box, $9.99 + int’l shipping

When all else fails, hide your pale, dry skin behind this unicorn mask until the sun comes out.

Fred Flare Magic Unicorn Mask, $34

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Coffee Table Book of the Week

COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF THE WEEK: 100 WAYS TO HAPPY CHIC YOUR LIFE

by Dolly • March 20, 2013 • 2 Comments

If you’re a fan of Jonathan Adler, his latest book “100 Ways to Happy Chic Your Life” is a must have. The title says it all, really. 100 Ways, complete with bonus craft projects that anyone can do, guides everyone from the completely lost to the dabbling designers. Adler’s aesthetic makes us smile, reminding us that a happy home is the foundation for a happy lifestyle. This is truly a self-help guide for the house.

Jonathan Adler 100 Ways to Happy Chic Your Life

Some tips to get you started…

100 Ways is full of tips that I bet you never thought of, like this one. A heavy curtain behind the bed adds sexiness in a flash.

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These days, every bookshelf on earth is suddenly beautifully curated, as if it came out of the box that way. Mr. Adler breaks down the mystique with inspirational tips like “create a hippie-dippie love moment.”

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Jonathan Adler reminds us to pay attention to the small spaces, it’s one of the most commonly overlooked design opportunities. You won’t believe how giving a boost to that sad hallway or neglected nook can boost the design-worthiness of your abode.

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Embrace Irreverance, he suggests. Channel your inner Bansky and suddenly it’s hard to ignore those cheesy dime a dozen paintings you see at the flea market.

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Accessorizing, Shopping Guide

LIGHT THAT MOVES

by Meghan • March 11, 2013 • 5,254 Comments

I’m all for dim mood lighting, but sometimes you need a bright watt or two in a particular spot. Get light right where you want it with one of these adjustable light fixtures.

Moveable Lighting

Many sconces blend right into the wallpaper, but not this bright red number from IKEA. Thanks to its ultra-thin LED lamp head, it can fold right up next to the wall when not in use. $49.99.

IKEA PS 2012 LED Wall Lamp, $49.99

Pull a 180 with this hardwired brass sconce from Anthropologie. It swivels up, down and all around. $198.

Moving Light Sconce, $198

These versatile little work lamp look like something you’d swipe from your dad’s workbench. Swing one over a rafter or string a few on a table. $99.99 and up.

Work Lamp, $99

This bendy gold clamp lamp would look sharp on a white desk or headboard. I also see it clamped to a kitchen cupboard wherever extra light is needed while cooking. $59.

Modern Clip Lamp, $59

CB2’s wood and steel Bruno task lamp angles high and low on a solid cast iron base. Its clean lines will encourage you to keep your workspace tidy. $79.95.

bruno task lamp, $79.95

Restoration Hardware’s 1950’s scissor sconce extends to an impressive 40” long and pivots right and left. I picture it in an industrial-chic dining room or Steampunk living room. $199.

1950s Factory Scissor Sconce, $199

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Design Around...

DESIGN AROUND…THE SECTIONAL SOFA

by Breanna • February 25, 2013 • 68 Comments

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Looking for a sectional that fits your ever changing lifestyle? The Dual sofa from CB2 may be the perfect match. Its chaise arm is designed to fit both a right and left arm configurations, and its double sided cushions allows you to switch up your style from traditional to modern. The Dual sofas versatility means that it is able to fit almost any room layout.

CB2 dual pebble tufted sectional, $1799

The neutral color of the sectional provides a prefect canvas for some funky pillows. These pillows from Society6 have an artistic feel, which helps create a laid back and cool vibe.

gyld^pyrymyd pillow cover, $20

First Chance Pillow Cover, $20

Negro sobre Blanco Pillow Cover, $20

Placing a rug under the sofa, is a great way to introduce color into the space without it being overwhelming. Mustard yellow adds warmth to the room.

Shag Rug. $109.00-329.00

Raw materials such as stone and concrete give off an urban feeling. Add a unique planter to add some succulents and greenery to the space…

Air Plant Planter, $18.50

…or replace the gravel in this handsome concrete cube with plants.

Concrete cube side table w/ gravel, $200

Art in the form of typography is a style that never gets old. Spell out words of inspiration with world map letters from Urban Outfitters.

Around the World Letters, $12

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Shopping Guide, Store Profiles

WORLD MARKET: ON MY RADAR

by Meghan • February 19, 2013

I recently met up with a good friend visiting from San Francisco. We covered all the usual topics—work, travel, mutual friends—and then she mentioned that she finally got around to buying a new kitchen table. It was the Verona from World Market, and she was a big fan. World Market what? There aren’t any retail locations in New York, and I only knew them through online ad imagery that, quite honestly, conjured bad Pier I Import flashbacks.

I trust this friend’s judgment, as well as her low tackiness threshold, so I decided to conduct some online investigation of my own. From what I can tell, they offer some pretty stylish pieces, and at absurdly low prices. So low, in fact, that I can’t imagine being heartbroken were I to order something and what arrived turned out to be only so-so. Here are some pieces that caught my eye.

The Jackson Dining table, with metal legs and a solid wood top, is quite a steal at $329.99.

Jackson Rectangular Table with Metal Base

I imagine this Lime Penelope Spindle Stool looking quite at home in a bathroom, where it could function as a perching spot for towels, candles or books. $89.