We all need a good dose of nature, especially in these uncertain times. As we seek to recover from the pandemic and its subsequent recession, we’re all dealing with more stress and anxiety than ever before. It’s natural to seek refuge, even if most of us can only escape to our own yards. Lockdown measures […]
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The seasons may change, but your house will still be standing, looking as good as it was for the past few days. But as the years go by, the forces of nature will take a toll on its exterior. It will eventually show evidence of its struggles with its crumbling walls and fading colors. You
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In recent years, tiny house living has swept the nation and different parts of the world. More people are considering this considerable leap of putting everything you need to live in a tiny space. It sounds like a grand plan for many, but if you are interested in building, renting out, or reselling these kinds
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Interior design is not just a discipline of mixing and matching fixtures and furniture pieces to maximize the use of space. In some aspects, designers see it as the art of exploring new materials to match the function and aesthetics of the area. The usual materials that designers and homeowners favor include various kinds of
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People in the United States prefer to purchase a larger home compared to small and medium-sized ones. If given the means, people would choose to buy a home with an average size of 1,864 square feet, according to a report released in August 2020. Although the online searches for this type of homes have increased,
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Health restrictions have become more relaxed in the past weeks. But it does not mean you could let down your guard against the virus that had been dangerous enough to put the world to a halt. Life, however, should go on. If you have been missing seeing your friends in person, you can face the
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A romantic-style interior captures the whimsical climate of the 18th century through its use of delicate pastels, silk sheets, and vintage dressers. If you want a time out from modern-day approaches to home design, you might want to adopt this century-old aesthetic. So, what are the essential elements of building a romantic-style hideaway? Dreamy Pastels
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