Moving house is an incredibly exciting feeling, especially if you’re a first-time buyer. There’s nothing quite like crossing the threshold to your new home for the first time, knowing that it will serve as your base of operations and perhaps even a place to build a family. Once that initial elation wears off, though, you might start feeling bored and frustrated with your new surroundings.
Sometimes bedrooms can be the often forgotten rooms in your home simply because no one else sees it. Regardless of that simple fact, the bedroom is one room that should put into great consideration when it comes to decorating. After all, it is the place where you get to rest and recharge. However small the bedroom might be, make the most of it with stylish, inventive decorating and design ideas to turn your small bedroom into a dreamy retreat.
Shaving brush, aftershave, cotton wool pads, eyelash curler – so many things but not enough space? Try creating a space saving bathroom organiser made from upcycled mason jars, perfect for even the smallest of bathrooms.
The summer holidays are upon us with many parents looking for ways to keep the children entertained. To help, Dremel has lots of craft ideas and has created a handy step-by-step guide so you can create your very own wooden animals, providing children with an exciting new toy to enjoy. You could even let the kids customise and personalise the wooden toys afterwards as an extra summer activity.
When it comes to interior design, lighting is a factor that can make or break any living space. Why? Well, while lighting is largely a functional feature of a home that allows us to live our lives between our own walls without being left in the dark, it can also be used to create atmosphere. So, let’s take a moment to look at how you can strike the right balance between natural and artificial light in your interior design!
Create your one-of-a-kind, space-saving piece to see you through the summer season and beyond with these simple steps from Dremel – you’ll be sprinkling spices galore, just in time for National Herbs and Spices Day.
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Think back to the last time that you purchased a furniture item for your home. More than likely, before you stepped foot inside the store, you had a budget in mind and a few “checklist must-have” items that you wanted to be included as well. Don’t worry, you’re not alone there. Often times people go furniture shopping with a low budget and high expectations. And while there are times where there may be a sale or a deal, more times than not the higher quality items will not fall into a small budget. While it may be frustrating, there’s a reason!
Houseplants act as a natural air purifier, with a significantly lower cost. Studies have shown that houseplants have been found to help with concentration, promote better sleep and reduce anxiety among people who live around them on a day-to-day basis, too. The Plantsman, when reporting on a 2016 piece which was published in the RHS’s journal, underlined: “As placing indoor plants in rooms is one of the simplest changes that can be made to enhance the environment, it stands out as a practical and affordable support for health.”
When focussing on your bedroom design and decor, a few simple tweaks here and there can really improve your ability to get a restful and good night’s sleep. We have some advice for you here, so if you have been struggling to get your z’s recently, you may pick up some useful tips to help smooth your transition to the land of Nod.
When it comes to decorating a studio apartment it requires a lot of thought, but what matters is giving every little space its own function. Studio décor involves putting a bedroom, kitchenette, and a living into one small space. Small spaces can be made to look bigger if you know the trick of utilising multipurpose furniture.
This year, Bensons for Beds welcomes stunning new additions to its luxury Bespoke Collection; offering an updated range of premium mattresses, headboards, and beautifully British crafted bedroom furniture accessories, perfect for that finishing touch to compliment any bedroom.
The exquisite Bespoke Collection, has been specifically designed so shoppers can truly personalise every element of their bed and sleep space, creating a serene sanctuary, tailored to their home. The collection offers a vast range of customisable beds and bedroom furnishings, with 18 lustrous upholstery fabrics and colours to choose from.
