You just moved into a brand new home and it's time to decorate!! That's always the best part. And then once you're all moved in, time to enjoy your new crib.

##Let's Get Started

We've set up the click functions for you, but your job is to fill in the rest.

You'll be coding your solution in js/decorate.js. You'll want to open up index.html in both the browser and the text editor. You shouldn't need to make any changes to index.html in order to code your solution. Don't worry about the code in css/style.css. All the styling has be written for you, and will work perfectly if you don't change the HTML.

Step 1: When a user clicks the button Add Chair, the blue-chair.png should appear on the screen. You'll need to use the append function to add the HTML to put the image on the page to the div with the class chair.

Step 2: When a user clicks the button Add Couch, the couch.png image should appear on the screen. Again, you'll want to use the append function to add the HTML for the image to the div with the class couch.

Step 3: When a user clicks the button Add Chandelier, the chandelier.png image should appear in the house. You'll need to use the append function to add the HTML to put the image on the page to the div with the class chandelier.

Step 4: When a user clicks the Frame Art button, a 5 pixel wide orange frame should go around the art on the wall. You'll want to use the addClass function to add the class frame-art to the image with the ID art.

Step 5: We all like to eat a lot of pizza. When a user clicks the Eat Pizza button, the box of pizza should disappear, and when the button is clicked again, the pizza should reappear. You'll want to use the toggle function on the image with the ID pizza.

Step 6: When a user clicks the button Add TV, the off-tv.png image should appear in the house. You'll need to use the append function to add the HTML to put the image on the page to the div with the class chandelier.

Step 6: When a user clicks the button Watch TV, the tv.png image should appear in the house instead of the off-tv.png. You'll need to use the replaceWith function on the image inside the div with the class tvto replace the images.

Done and done!

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