Artistic DIY Bedroom Creations that You Will Love from Lonny.com

Creating an epic bedroom scene is a great DIY project to take on now that the temperatures are lower, and spending time outside is not as fun as it once was. You can scratch makeover itch by working on one of the rooms that you’ll spend the most time in this winter, your bedroom. Turn your bedroom into an ultimate paradise in your home with extravagant headboards and eye-catching art from Lonny.com . Pops of unexpected color are not only trendy, but they give your bedroom an inviting touch. An intricate design, from the top to bottom of your room, adds a touch of pizazz and liveliness; perfect for outgoing personalities.

 

One of the most interesting designs of the set is the custom-made tree design. This handcrafted and beautiful bed frame is the centerpiece that will make your room drip with character. Fantastic finds such as this bed frame are what you should look for when designing your bedroom space. One single item can add such definition to the room that you will only need neutral supplements around it. If you want a room that makes a statement, zebra-print wallpaper and carpet are a perfect fit. There are so many great ideas that perfectly complement brick walls. Whether you are going for a rustic country look, or an urban and hip look, you will have everlasting fun with a brick wall bedroom. There are plenty of ideas to go around for your fall bedroom makeover. Have fun and make sure to send us a photo when you are done.

 

 

 

 

 

Prince George's Christening Set For Wednesday October 23rd, 2013

 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have announced the timings of their son's christening on 23 October. The baptism of Prince George will take place at 15:00 BST in the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace and last about 45 minutes, Kensington Palace said. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, will perform the christening at the private service. The prince, who was born on 22 July at St Mary's Hospital in London, is third in line to the throne. High-ranking royal babies including the Queen, the Prince of Wales and Prince William have been christened at Buckingham Palace in the recent past. Princess Beatrice was the last royal baby to be christened at the Chapel Royal, in December 1988.

In 1997 the coffin of Prince William's mother Diana, Princess of Wales, lay before the chapel's altar before her funeral in Westminster Abbey. The Chapel Royal is also where Queen Victoria was married in 1840. The chapel was originally constructed by Henry VIII when he built St James's Palace. A number of alterations were carried out in 1836, with the current oak panelling dating from this time. In 1876, replica pews were installed to replace decayed Tudor ones. Prince George will be christened in a replica of the intricate lace and satin christening gown made for Queen Victoria's eldest daughter, Victoria, the Princess Royal, in 1841. The Earl and Countess of Wessex's son Viscount Severn became the first royal baby to wear the new robe at his christening in 2008 The guest list for the christening has not been released but Kensington Palace has said "close members of both families" will attend.

The names of Prince George's godparents are also yet to be announced .Following the christening, a picture will be released showing the Queen with three future monarchs - Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George.The last time such a gathering of a monarch and her three heirs occurred was in Queen Victoria's time.

That photograph, taken at the christening of the future Edward VIII in July 1894 showed the royal baby with his father, later George V; grandfather, the future Edward VII; and great grandmother, Queen Victoria. Meanwhile, the Royal Mint is to create a set of commemorative coins to mark the christening .

CZECH WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO COUNTRY’S FIRST QUINTUPLETS

A 23-year-old woman has given birth to quintuplets in the Czech Republic, officials say, a first for the country.
Alexandra Kinova had four boys and a girl by caesarean section on Sunday, they say.
The births took place "without any complications", according to doctors at Prague's Institute for the Care of Mother and Child.
The mother and babies were placed in an intensive care unit but are believed to be in a good condition.
The Czech Republic's first quintuplets, who were conceived naturally without IVF, have a 95% chance of growing up healthy, the Associated Press quoted Zbynek Stranak, chief doctor at the neonatal section of the institute, as saying.
The boys' names are reportedly Deniel, Michael, Alex and Martin, while the girl is called Terezka. Continue reading and photos below




Their mother, who is from the town of Milovice, about 20km (12 miles) north-east of the capital, Prague, already had one son.
She originally believed she was pregnant with twins, but in March doctors upped it to four - and then five in April.
The father of the quintuplets was present at the delivery despite his train being delayed, according to the newspaper Ceske Noviny.
"I was crying all the way since I feared I would not manage it," he said.