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"It's the homiest spot I ever saw -- it's homier than home," avowed Philippa Gordon, looking about her with delighted eyes.

Additionally, the industrial look "has evolved to become homier and more comfortable, which is why it's spreading to smaller cities and multifamily housing," notes Rachel Hyslop, director of channel marketing for Graber, a window treatment manufacturer in Middleton, Wisconsin.

He and his wife Melanie took over the space vacated by another restaurant a few months ago, made it homier and more welcoming with the addition of plants and wood accents, and came up with a one-page menu listing breakfast items (Beef Tapa, Bonoan Bangus, Spam and Bacon, and a Chorizo plate with a choice of pork link sausages from Vigan, Lucban, Tuguegarao, Cabanatuan or Alaminos), small plates, soups, salads, pastas and entrees.

a combination that felt homier than it was heady, and hot without an after-burn.

So by starting to introduce a few Emirati touches, we will make the place special and homier. Manzil, after all, means home," she points out.

"They even provided artwork to make it a little homier."

"Accommodation rental websites have shifted traveller mindsets from wanting a standard hotel room to wanting a homier experience."

(29-31) Olinger and Homier (29) and Buford et al (32) suggest that the scalenes have the ability to ipsilaterally rotate the cervical spine and can be stretched with both ipsi and contralateral rotation.

"Their cabinetry creations provided bookstores with attractive 'knock down' displays that gave large retail areas a warmer, homier feel and enhanced the buying experience.

It's also a great way to make larger spaces feel "'homier" by breaking up the floor space and connecting pieces of furniture together.

It's also a great way to make larger spaces feel 'homier' by breaking up the floor space and connecting pieces of furniture together.

A snow that'd make a homecoming homier, and natural enemies, friends, natural.