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Unsure what colour to paint your bedroom? That’s why we’ve drawn up this handy guide to help you out.

Home design trends change from year to year and from season to season. While the way you design your home and function within it should depend on your personal style and preferences, there’s nothing wrong with checking out the trends that come into play each year for a bit of inspiration.

With most people spending more time at home than usual, you may be noticing how essential functionality is in your space. Home improvement and decluttering are the key to creating a productive space and comfortable quality of life. Check out these six organization and home improvement hacks inspired by your favorite Netflix shows for improvements to make in every room!

There is every possibility that you are bored with living in the four walls of your house. You can use the time available at the moment due to the pandemic for sprucing up your house. A good-looking home provides warm vibes and raises your comfort levels for the family. Beginning the decorations for your house can be unnerving and you can get filled with doubts and apprehensions. There are many questions such as what do you use and what not? Is rustic decor your solution? Do I stick to the fundamentals or opt for lofty ideas? If you search for ideas online you will find several but you will not be sure about where to make a beginning. Here are some tips.

Welcoming your little one into the world and their first home is a pretty exciting occasion. And while standard advice is to buy a bigger house, you may feel like it is not the step you could take at this time. Tiny living with a new family addition is indeed no easy feat, but if you are smart and creative with the space you have, the limited square footage may become just enough. For this reason, we are sharing the best space-saving hacks for new parents to make raising their new baby in a tiny apartment more than manageable.

The beginning of a new year is a fresh start. Resolutions are made to eat healthier, exercise more, quit smoking, read more books, etc. But what about cleaning? The start of 2021 is a perfect opportunity to create a spring cleaning routine that you’ll actually stick to. 

When it's time to sell a house, complete a home remodeling project, work on landscaping, or clean out your garage, you'll probably be left with piles of garbage and large, unwieldy trash. It's tempting to simply drag it all to the curb, but alternative removal options may be more cost-efficient and thorough, depending on the project. Here, we'll compare four of the most common ways to dispose of bulk garbage.

Purchasing a property is a long and exhausting process. But, before you settle your family into a new home, you have to ensure that the house is in good condition and move-in ready. Investing in minor customization that will allow you to create a more durable living area is vital because as soon as you complete your renovation projects, you won't have to think about them in the next couple of years. 

Your home is your sanctuary, but after being under quarantine due to the pandemic for months, it’s understandable that you’re itching for a change. Well, you’re not alone because 76% of real estate agents who were surveyed for HomeLight’s Q3 2020 survey said they’re seeing more homeowners roll up their sleeves and dive into a remodeling project or two. 

What sounds like a better idea – to live in a home filled with light and fresh air, or to live in a home that’s dark and gloomy? A brighter living space is definitely something we could all stand to have, but while some people find it easy to let more light into their homes, others have to get creative and improvise for the best results. We’re not all blessed with spacious homes that have large windows and plenty of sun; some of us have to deal with small apartments and tall buildings surrounding it. Here’s how you can make your home brighter easily: