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Made in the UKAs 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?
In our recent article How to deep clean your kitchen we mentioned the importance of clearing out clutter from your kitchen if you want to get everything really clean and sparkling. When you think about it, hoarding clutter not only fills up your kitchen space but also gives you more stuff to clean! So why do we do it?!
As spring turns into summer, it really is time to get your home looking spick and span. It feels as if we have just If you are a parent of teenagers taking GCSEs or A-levels this year, summer is a time when you are all eagerly – and no doubt anxiously – awaiting results. And we hope that they are good for your son or daughter.
As spring turns into summer, it really is time to get your home looking spick and span. It feels as if we have just come through a pretty endless winter with endless dark gloomy days. But now we have long hours of daylight and sunshine, it’s a good time to brighten up our homes too.
Colour is big news in interior design in 2023. And finding the right colour for you is so important. Whether we realise it or not, colour can stir very powerful emotions in us. We all subconsciously associate certain colours with past experiences and memories, both good and bad.
As summer approaches, you may decide that now is the time to change your kitchen. And, whether you are planning for a complete refurbishment or a cosmetic upgrade, one of the most important choices to make is the colour scheme.
As summer approaches it can make us realise that our home needs a bit of a refresh to fit with the season. Compared with the lighter brighter days outside, things can look rather tired and gloomy inside. But what can we do to change that?
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