Let’s start with a blank canvas. The first thing to consider with space is what you are going to see most of — the walls, ceilings and floors. It is advisable to keep these as ordered and uncluttered as possible with minimalistic decoration (however, there is an exception, which we will come to later). Too many photos, colourful rugs, accessories and whatever else creates a cluttered and congested feel.
In today's’ busy world it is hard to take time off from work, and kids’ schedules are often packed with sports and activities that keep everyone running. All of that and budgetary restrictions can make it difficult to take a family vacation.
Both parents and kids spend a lot of time in front of screens and not connecting with each other. One answer to these dilemmas? Backyard camping - a great way to get your family bonding outdoors. Since you are in your backyard, if the weather turns or the tent fails somehow, it is easy to go back inside if needed.
Whether you’re living in a cottage home, guest house, or a studio apartment, you’re probably looking for a way to minimalize your furnishings while still keeping your abode stylish and modern. Convertible or multi-tasking furniture is a must for these kinds of spaces. You’ll want to invest in furniture that either serves multiple purposes or can easily be contracted/expanded.
There are a number of versatile and multi-faceted pieces that are both tasteful and practical. So, before you try to cram a sectional into your 200 square foot living room, consider the following space-saving pieces.
Your home should be the one place that lets you relax, and escape from the busy reality of life. When you’ve had a difficult week at work, you can go into your backyard, breathe and forget all about it. An oasis, a retreat, a way to escape without having to travel anywhere; while this may sound too good to be true, with the right features and landscaping, your backyard can be transformed into one of your favorite places to enjoy spending time.
The boiler is the heart of the home. Particularly as winter approaches, our boiler becomes an ever more valuable member of the family. However, it comes as news to nobody that the boiler is not the most attractive of household appliances. What may surprise you is that an exposed boiler can actually devalue your house!
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