2022 is all about cosiness, comfortability, and longevity. After the last few years, we need our home to be a safe space where we feel comfortable, peaceful, and somewhere we can enjoy spending a lot of time. In this post, we look at interior design trends we have seen in 2022 and where we think the world of interiors are heading.
Coffee table books are the perfect way to add a little something extra to your home décor. They are also a great way to start a conversation or show off your personality. If you are looking for the best coffee table book, then look no further. Here are 15 of the best coffee table books that you can buy.
Are you expecting a baby or know someone who is and are confused by all the ‘must-haves’ needed to set up a nursery? This post is a list of my top items needed for a nursery I wish I had had 3 babies ago.
To set the scene: you and your family are all working from home. There are no more available spaces to comfortably work from other than your dining table which means you have to clear everything away before dinner. Not very practical to say the least. This is where the backyard studio comes in. Adding a valuable studio space in your garden can be a great way to create a useable, multi-functional space to work, create or relax in. What’s more is that it can actually add value to your home.
We all love our homes and want them to be a safe haven from the world. However, there are a few things inside that could actually be harming us. If you are thinking of doing home renovations, be careful of unseen hazards which could be hiding in your home. You may be at risk of harming yourself or those around you if you disturb a hidden hazard.
Commonly referred to as a Shed-House – ‘Shouse’ or Shed-Home – ‘Shome’, a livable shed turned house is a popular way to create a budget home with plenty of open plan living space.
The benefits of using a typical shed style layout include having large non-structural wall spans and an open-plan interior space. The style also has a striking aesthetic and grandeur which is hard to replicate in a standard home construction.
