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Made in the UKSustainability is something that is increasingly important to many of us in 2025. So when planning ways to improve our homes, it makes sense also to make them as sustainable as possible. But what does that mean for the bedroom? What kind of things can you do to make your bedroom more sustainable?
September marks the start of another school year. Over 9 million children in the UK attend school, and around 4.4 Summer is a busy time for many of us, especially those with school aged children. At the beginning of the long summer holidays, there is the challenge of how to fill those long weeks stretching ahead of us. But soon they begin to fly by too fast towards Back to School in September.
September marks the start of another school year. Over 9 million children in the UK attend school, and around 4.4 million of these are secondary school pupils.
We are all familiar with the concept of a “sliding doors” moment. Based on the 1998 film Sliding Doors, it refers to the number of times that a seemingly simple decision or turn of events can end up changing the course of someone’s life.
Is it time to update your kitchen? Perhaps it’s something that has been on your radar for a while, but it has never felt like quite the right time. Until now.
When planning to refresh your bedroom, one of the most important decisions to make is the kind of bedroom wardrobes to have.
You can never have too much kitchen storage! However hard you try to organise everything, there always seems to be something that is not quite right. And, over time, things gradually descend into chaos again.
If you are planning a bedroom update in 2025, one of the main decisions to make is the style of bedroom wardrobes you are going to have. Your wardrobe is a very dominating piece of bedroom furniture and can often be the centrepiece of the room.
In 2025, an estimated 44% of UK workers work from home at least some of the time. 34% of these work from home full time, whereas 66% are hybrid workers, working partly from home and partly from an office.
Spring has sprung, and there is no better time to sort out your bedroom wardrobes. Does your daily routine include searching frantically through hangers worth of clothes, unable to find what you are looking for? Or when you do find it, realising it’s badly creased due to being scrunched up for so long?
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