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If you’re thinking of selling your home, or plan to in the next 5-10 years, it’s worth knowing how you can add the most value to your home. There’s the obvious ones, getting an extension, converting your garage and a loft conversion, but it doesn’t always have to cost you the Earth if you want to add value to your home. more “How to add value to your home”
If you look around your home, do you see a trend? Colours which repeat again and again or seem to find their way into every room? I was asked by Julian Charles to take on the #ColourYourPersonality campaign to see if the shades in my life are telling more about me than I ever realised… more “#ColourYourPersonality What do the shades in your home say about you?”
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Even though spring has sprung here in the UK, we don’t seem to have shifted the last of the cold weather just yet. Whilst the cold weather isn’t exactly inviting to head outside, it does have the added benefit of meaning that you can get cosy, warm and snuggled up inside instead. However, what about if your home is less than inviting? more “GUEST POST: How to add cosy comfort to your home during the cold months”
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Both my husband and I work from home on some level, and our current desk set up in the corner of the bedroom, whilst carefully adjusted for optimal posture, isn’t the most inspiring of work spaces. With the loft extension on the horizon, we are set to rethink our office space, but suddenly, my attention has been captivated by the idea of a garden office – imagine the beauty of that! Plus it’d also free up the box room as a walk in wardrobe? more “Guest post: How to transform your working life with a garden office”
At the time I begun my blog, the dust was settling on some big changes in our life; our second daughter, my redundancy and a big home renovation project. more “A big home project for 2018: The loft extension”
What does the word “home” mean to you? We all interpret this word differently and assign various meanings to it. However, the most common interpretation of “home” is a place where you can relax, be yourself, and enjoy your time. And with the task of balancing your work, social, and family life a difficult one, you need a place to feel at ease from time to time. more “Optimise your home for happiness”
Health means different things to different people, but there are some undeniable aspects of our lives that can affect our well-being in positive or negative ways. more “How to Healthify your home in three key areas”
Our family bathroom isn’t too shabby, having given it a spa inspired overhaul a couple of years ago, but there’s only so much you can do with limited space. It’s far from my dream bathroom! more “My dream #DRSSummerBathroom + WIN £250 at Designer Radiator showroom”
When it comes to the interiors of our home, we’ve made some pretty critical decisions regarding soft furnishings at various stages in life. more “If soft furnishings could talk…”
Living with kids, you can sometimes (often?) feel as though you’ve given house room to a whirlwind. Toddlers may be small, but they have a never-ending talent for creating havoc throughout the house. Getting, and staying, organised, takes some determination, but isn’t as hard as you might imagine. Here are some top tips: more “Using Clever Storage for a Better, Smarter Home”