Our calendars have turned over a new page – it’s finally 2016! The coming of a new year always pushes us to add changes into our lives and this include updating the looks of our homes and personal spaces.
Home improvement can be expensive in Australia, but nowadays, many Australian homeowners have been stretching their limited budget and being able to carry out do-it-yourself projects in their home. If you consider DIY fixes in your house a hobby that you enjoy doing, you must be aware of the fact that you don’t actually have to spend hundreds of dollars just to repair or refurbish a part of your home. While you can still actually invest on purchasing stuff that you need to do a project you can do within a day, but you can actually spend around $150 or less. With a touch of imagination and careful planning, improving the interior of your home to make it look like those newly-furbished homes has never been this convenient and affordable.
Each and every time you open that colossal quarterly energy bill, you vow this is the last time you’ll ever be so careless. And when the next bill rolls around, you make the same promise again…and again. It’s the same cycle millions up and down the United Kingdom find themselves in, finding that their good intentions are quickly eroded by the reality of balancing a busy life.
Autumn has arrived and whether you are remodelling your home completely or you plan on adding just a few autumn-inspired touches, there are some simple ways to incorporate these rich and warm colours into your shabby chic space.
Creating a stately household environment which can be savoured and provide a quality of life is what every homeowner strives for. People should be proud to live in their own home which reflects their personal interests and desire for quality within every individual room. As a residential property ultimately reflects its owner, it illustrates the importance of making the right choices with interior design features, furniture and décor that create a home enriched with financial and personal value.
Curtains and blinds might do more or less the same thing, i.e. dress windows and mitigate the light intake into a room, however, they are very different. From an aesthetic viewpoint, the look of a curtain varies significantly from the look of a blind.As a result, when you are decorating your windows you have an important decision to make: curtains or blinds.
Designing a bathroom requires a huge amount of time and attention. It’s a room you’ll be spending a great deal of time in, getting ready for a morning at work and relaxing after a busy week, so it’s important you get it right if you want to be totally satisfied with the result. Once the major pieces of bathroom furniture have been decided upon it can be tempting to let everything else slip by the wayside, but that should never be the case—when it comes to bathroom design, it’s the details that count.
Not every homeowner has the luxury of open spaces and large rooms. Many of us have to try and fit what seems like an impossibly large amount of stuff into a single room while ensuring that we have everything we need. Interior design for small spaces may seem like a challenge but with a few simple tips, it is possible to enjoy a really positive and beneficial space within your home.
There are many changes that await you once you have a child because they instil themselves into your daily lives in such a dramatic way. You will find that your daily routine changes and unless you have recently had a child that has moved into their own bedroom, you will almost certainly need to renovate one of your existing rooms so that it becomes a useful and viable nursery.
