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An inspiring guide to creating a harmonious and happy home. A home that is a comfortable, well-designed, efficient living space is both pleasing to the senses and necessary for our physical and emotional well-being, say the authors of New Decorator, the book that shows readers precisely how to achieve the perfect blend of operational efficiency and aesthetic enjoyment in their homes. With tips on topics from soundproofing to storage, this lavishly illustrated volume is destined to become a classic work on interior design. New Decorators By Julia and Nicholas Barnard An inspiring guide to creating a harmonious and happy home. A home that is a comfortable, well-designed, efficient living space is both pleasing to the senses and necessary for our physical and emotional well-being, say the authors of New Decorator, the book that shows readers precisely how to achieve the perfect blend of operational efficiency and aesthetic enjoyment in their homes.
About the Author
Julia Barnard is excited to announce the upcoming publication of her debut cookbook: Vegetarian Tapas: 150 quick and delicious snacks and bites for sharing. Due to be published in November. Learn more at http://veggietapas.com.Julia Barnard is a qualified counsellor living in Adelaide, Australia with her husband and cats. She runs the website http://makethechange.com.au, where she writes about health, happiness and wellbeing.Her interest in Positive Psychology and happiness began in 2004 after reading an article in Psychology Today featuring Chris Peterson and Martin Seligman. She'd found something she loved and eventually wrote her own book on the subject. As a counsellor she wanted the reader to be actively involved in the process of creating happiness, which is why she published a workbook. She is an Associate Charter Member of the International Positive Psychology Association.Before becoming a counsellor, Julia worked in a number of different roles. Since leaving university, she's worked as a research assistant, editor and did a short stint as a taxation officer. As well as counselling, Julia has done rehabilitation work with people who have experienced brain injury.Originally from the UK, Julia moved to Australia in 2003. She loves books, cooking and animals (but not cooking animals). She loves to learn new things, so it's not surprising this is her top signature strength.In 2008 Julia was featured in an article for MiNDFOOD magazine: "Change the Way You Think".
