Showing posts with label local Austin movers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local Austin movers. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

Decorating a bedroom

After the movers have left and the moving boxes are somewhat unpacked, you’ll get to the decorating part of moving into a new home, apartment or townhouse. The Austin movers suggest having fun with and every separate room you have around the house, from the dining room to the living room and even the bedroom. In your master bedroom, there is truly a lot you can do, because there are different pieces you can decorate like the bed, the dressers, an of course, the space itself. The bed will take up most of the room, so you know it will make the most impact. The local Austin movers suggest you really fix it up. Get pillows as well as decorative pillows, fancy sheets, the bedspread with matching accessories, think about color, textures and patterns too. Pile it onto the bed for a great centerpiece in your bedroom. You can also jazz up your dresser. Think about adding a vase with fresh flowers or mount a decorative mirror above it too. You can hang other things on the wall to spruce up your bedroom. Think about art, photographs, decorative wall units with candles attached, light sconces, quilts, even sections of patterned wallpaper that you can apply directly to the wall.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Great Job from Austin Movers

I personally wanted to thank the local Austin movers for helping move my marketing office from a location in Cedar Park to another place in Cedar Park too. My office isn’t too big, we have 6 employees total but we did have a lot of equipment to deal with. Lots of filing cabinets, desks, computers, printers, office supplies, even a conference table and chairs. The account manager that works with me had used All My Sons of Austin about three months before for a residential move because she had bought a house that was closer to the office, so she told me all about them. When I called, they told me they did commercial moves too so I booked them right away. The day of the move, everything went really smoothly. The Austin moving crew was really professional and efficient. They dind’t waste anytime, and got right to business. Before I knew it, desks were loaded on their moving truck, computers, the conference table and the numerous moving boxes we had packed with office supplies, trade books and all that good stuff. I was really happy I chose to work with All My Sons of Austin. This testimonial is by Will F., Cedar Park, TX

Sunday, February 28, 2010

San Antonio Has A New Hotspot

All My Sons of Austin is always trying to bring you the latest news and the things that are going around in Texas. The latest the local Austin movers found is all about great food. So, dig in and enjoy the details. According to MSN, Osteria II Sogno in San Antonio, Texas, is one of the new Top 10 restaurants in the U.S. It’s located at 200 E. Grayson Street. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served here but no reservations are taken. Chef Andrew Weissman’s (who also owns Le Reve) menu includes a gamut of delicious dishes for the foodie in all of us. From octopus plus potato salad and puree of peas and mint to pappardelle with wild boar ragout and rabbit cooked in red wine to freshly baked foccacias and lasagna ai funghi, pigeon and more. Even the presentation is different in this fine establishment. The artisanal pizza is served unsliced with a blackish char right out of a 6,500 lbs oven built especially for Osteria II Sogno, the risotto is prepared with black squid ink, amongst other differences. There’s a large list of red Italian wines and amazing desserts too. Imagine Piedmontese flan flavored with cacao and amaretti, cheese selections and so much more. Breakfast favorites include a European menu of muslix with housemade yogurt, coddled eggs, breakfast paninis, mixed pastries and espresso of course. Chef Weissman is a graduate from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY.