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Made in the UKAutumn is well and truly here, and with it come those darker colder nights. They can be a great opportunity to snuggle down in your bedroom – particularly in these times when we are all trying to save energy!
Autumn is approaching, and we begin to think of those dark and cosy evenings at home. And no matter where you live, how large or small it is, or what kind of state it’s in . . . . it’s still home. But does it really feel like it?
September still feels like a new start for many of us. Even years after we have left school ourselves, there is something about the long summer holidays drawing to a close, and the nip of autumn in the early morning air, that brings a sense of change.
What do you do if you suddenly realise you hate your kitchen? Perhaps the realisation has slowly been dawning, but you’ve not really admitted it until now…
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?
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 most dirt and dust. And every so often, you probably look around and realise just how grubby your kitchen has become, but can’t face the thought of spending a day tackling it.
Do you ever feel like you just have too much stuff? Even if it feels like only 5 minutes since your last declutter, somehow there seems to be even more stuff than you had before!
Many of us view our kitchen as the heart of the home. We increasingly use it not just to prepare and cook food, but also to eat, drink, socialise and entertain. And of course, since the first Covid lockdown, many families continue to use their kitchens as spaces to work or study.
Summer is here and we just want to throw open the windows and let the light and warmth come streaming in. But sometimes doing just that makes us realise that our home needs a few tweaks to make it lighter and brighter and truly summery. And this can especially be the case in our bedroom.
Spring is here, and for many people it brings with it a desire to make positive changes in your life. And, if you have been thinking about either moving to a new home or improving your current home, spring can be a good time to start making this happen. The better weather and lighter evenings can help us to feel more energetic, and ready to tackle major domestic projects with renewed enthusiasm.
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