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Made in the UKAutumn seems to have suddenly arrived, and winter lies ahead. Which means that many of us are going through a bit of a clothes crisis. What on earth are we supposed to wear? If you open your wardrobe doors and all you can see is a colourful collection of summer clothes, how do you put together an outfit from those which is suitable for the changing of the season?
As the lazy hazy days of summer begin to draw to a close, families everywhere are getting ready for the big Back to As autumn approaches, it’s a great time to make a few improvements to your home. Many of us feel the urge to reflect the changing of the season in our homes, but can be put off by the thought of the stress and expense of major home improvements.
As the lazy hazy days of summer begin to draw to a close, families everywhere are getting ready for the big Back to School. And, no matter how much you wanted everything to be organised in advance this year, there are bound to be things you have left till the last minute. Sadly, good intentions are always much easier to make than to keep.
We’ve all heard the phrase that small is beautiful. But if you have a small kitchen, is that really true? All the glamorous magazine-style kitchens seem to be enormous, with different zones for everything, and happy looking people. So if your kitchen feels like a shoebox in comparison, it can be easy to fall into the trap of thinking you’re just stuck with a kitchen that will never look good.
When you open your wardrobe doors, what do you see? Hangers and shelves of neatly organised clothes and accessories? Or a complete jumbled mess?
The kitchen may well be the heart of the home, but that also means it will be the room in your home that attracts the What do you think about open wardrobes? Would you dare expose the contents of your wardrobe to the world, or do you prefer to keep everything safely hidden behind wardrobe doors?
It’s that time of year when we look forward to seeing the back of winter and the arrival of spring. And many of us find that we start wanting to make changes to our homes. If your kitchen is looking a little dated, perhaps it’s time for a change…
One of the main aims of the UN Climate Change Conference – COP 26 – in Glasgow this November is to agree on measures to work towards global net zero carbon emissions by the middle of the century.
But are there things that each one of us can do to play our part in this?
With all the Covid lockdowns and restrictions over the past year, many of us have spent much more time at home than we normally would. And, although home improvement has probably not been your main priority in recent months, there may well be things that you realise you do want to change post-lockdown.
Let’s face it, we could all do with something to look forward to at the moment. Some kind of celebration that everyone can join in with. And, of course, it has to be something we can do at home.
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