Purchasing new furniture can be an expensive business, especially if you’re unwilling to compromise on a table, sideboard or armchair that’s not exactly the kind of thing you’re after.
An article published by an online newspaper has highlighted some of the best home improvements that have been realised in homes across the world, showing what can be possible if money really is no object.
In this modern age, when looking to spruce up your home or tackle a bit of repair work in the garden, it is becoming increasingly common for people to give the task a go themselves. No longer do you have to get the books out, or even switch on your computer, everything you might need can easily be found on your phone.
Many Britons across the UK are being left thousands of pounds out of pocket because of substandard repair jobs; that’s the message coming from a study carried out by the Nationwide Building Society.
Decorating a new baby or kids’ room may sound like a fun prospect, but it can be a bit daunting. In the current market of online shops and new technologies there is more choice now than ever before. So just where do you start?
A recent survey has found a list of top home improvements that home owners shouldn’t be making. According to a Barclays Mortgage survey, which took into account findings from 2,000 people, there are a number of so called ‘home improvements’ that could actually turn a buyer off of a property.
A recent survey has revealed the real difficulty that comes with improvements around the home, finding that more than a third of Brits never actually get round to completing the task at hand.
We’ve all been there: trying to think of a way to jazz up our homes, but not quite sure on the method or, more importantly, how it’s going to look afterwards.
