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January 2025

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Decor

Maximalist interiors are back in style and taking center stage in 2025. Bold patterns, double drenching, and decorative detailing bring a new elegance to the “more is more” approach. This design style sees many old and new techniques coming through to highlight colors and textures that are personalized and unique. The Maximalist Revolution in Design The maximalist design trend is a significant shift from minimalist aesthetics, which has been popular over the last decade. This comeback is not just a return to an abundance of decorative features; it suggests a deeper cultural movement toward celebrating individuality, creativity, emotional connection, and the acceptance of comfort within our shared spaces. The Cultural Shift Towards Individuality Historically, the minimalist style was often

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Garden

Landscaping trends can fall out of fashion as quickly as they arrive. What some people thought was an amazing idea twenty years ago may now seem dull compared to modern standards. But some trends disappeared, and we don't really know why. Here are some landscaping trends that fell out of fashion for no good reason. High-Maintenance Plants Most modern-day gardens have low-maintenance plants and flowers, but this removes a lot of the hard work that felt great when it finally paid off. If you're looking for a rewarding experience, go for harder-to-grow plants in your landscaping, but otherwise, there's nothing wrong with going the low-maintenance route. White Gravel Many homes today are paved with black or grey gravel that

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Finance

A fresh coat of paint is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to transform a home. The right colors can brighten a space, add personality, and even make a room feel larger. Whether you're planning a full makeover or a quick refresh, these budget-friendly painting tips for 2025 will help you achieve a stunning home without breaking the bank. A Simple Paint Can Transform Your Home A fresh coat of paint can work wonders, instantly refreshing any space. White walls create a clean slate, while bold accents add depth and personality. A simple painted trim or door can highlight architectural details, and even outdated furniture gets a new life with a fresh color. It's an

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Garden

As we enter 2025, outdoor living spaces assume new dimensions that merge luxury with eco-consciousness. Patio trends for this year focus on designs that are beautiful but also environmentally conscious and smart. The outdoor space is becoming a smooth extension of the home, ranging from wellness retreats to entertainment centers and a place of comfort, style and functionality. Here is a guide to the trends that will make an impact on your outdoor living space this year. 1. New Standard: Sustainable Materials Sustainability has gone from trend to lifestyle choice, and it’s entering patio designs as well. Recycled wood, bamboo, and composite decking are increasingly popular, offering a luxurious wood look without a heavy environmental footprint. These sustainable fabrics contribute to

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Craft & Create

Bathroom renovations can be costly endeavors that cost far more than what seems reasonable. Fortunately, with some DIY upgrades, you can have your bathroom looking fresh and unique, all without emptying your wallet. Here are some budget-friendly DIY makeovers for your bathroom. Mirror Frames Mirror frames can be hugely overpriced depending on the design, but if you're looking for your unique frame that won't cost much, look at using scrap wood to build your own. It only requires the most basic woodworking knowledge and you can add a coat of paint to make it any color you'd like. Countertops Countertops can get worn and scratched over years of use, if you have a countertop like this, then replacing it

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Tech

A dishwasher is much loved in most homes because it takes the pressure of doing dishes away from busy families. Who doesn't love making their own lives easier? It's a sad moment when you realize your dishwasher might be on its way out; even though you can make repairs, sometimes a replacement might be the best bet to keep your home duties flowing smoothly. Here are a few signs to look out for to know whether or not it might be time for a replacement. Water Pooling at the Bottom When your washing cycle is done, and there is still water left in the bottom of the machine, it can indicate a problem that may not be

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Finance

Over the years, "forever renting" has become a growing trend where people choose to rent for their entire lives instead of pursuing homeownership. This is because of many reasons, including financial considerations, lifestyle preferences, and the desire for flexibility. Homeownership is traditionally seen as a cornerstone of financial stability and personal achievement, but forever renting has its own set of pros and cons. Financial Flexibility Of Renting One of the biggest advantages of renting is financial flexibility. Usually, renters only need a security deposit, which is usually the equivalent of one month's rent, compared to the significant down payment required for purchasing a home. The low cost of a security deposit allows renters to allocate their money

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Finance

Becoming a homeowner has long been a cornerstone of the American Dream because it symbolizes economic success, stability, and personal freedom. However, with rising housing costs and mortgage rates, many Americans are wondering if this dream is achievable. Homeownership is an integral part of the American Dream, but its accessibility has become increasingly challenging. Historical Context of Homeownership Owning land and property has always represented opportunities for new beginnings and wealth accumulation. After World War II, there was a significant surge in homeownership, which was driven by favorable economic conditions and government policies. This made homeownership an important part of the American Dream, with nearly 60% of Americans owning homes by the 1960s. However, recent economic shifts