Cb Miles

Andrew Cb Miles is an award-winning modern interior designer who specializes in space planning and interior design for architects and builders. Successfully daring and never without his dry wit, (or his sports car). Cb has been called “The James Bond of the Design Industry”. His many talents include furniture design, painting, cooking and XBox gaming. A dedicated Manchester United football fan, Sporting Cb also enjoys Fantasy Football. Follow Andrew Cb Google

Author's posts

Mar 26

Getting Rid of Ants with Organic Pest Control

By Andrew Cb

Here’s a safer, organically friendly way to kill ants in your home and in the garden

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Dec 20

Eight Great Black and White Christmas Movies You May Have Missed

By Andrew Cb

Here are eight great black and white Christmas movies you may have missed. They are fast becoming collectible items now available on DVD.

Nov 02

Colorful Shoelaces Are the Hot Fashion Trend for Footwear

By Andrew Cb

Colorful contrasting shoelaces are this seasons hot fashion accessory. Here are some creative ways to flash up your footwear.

Jun 30

A Writers Guide to Linking, BackLinking, PageRank and Penguin

By Andrew Cb

Designed for creative writers, here is a practical guide to linking, backlinking, PageRank and getting your quality webpages noticed by Google’s Penguin
Algorithm.

Sep 16

Is Modern Furniture and Modern Interior Design a Worthwhile Investment?

By Andrew Cb

Modernism is now synonymous with the ergonomics of the way we live today – from the way we entertain our friends and our associates, to the practical aspects of comfort, economy of space and the use of sustainable materials, but is modern furniture a lasting investment? A new, forward-thinking generation of consumers has emerged and styles that were once considered transient, are today regarded as “classic”.

Jul 11

Can You Mix Antique Furniture with Modern Furniture?

By Andrew Cb

I run into so many people who have just inherited their parents’ antique and vintage furniture. The sudden windfall often turns into the daunting prospect of having to incorporate the old with the new. Can fine old furniture work within a more modern environment? Yes it can if you know how to do it right.