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Finance

Clutter can be hard to control, and finding places for all the bits and bobs lying about can be even harder. Getting organized is the hardest part of decluttering, but the question of how much it will cost to make your home look neat always looms overhead like heavy rain clouds. It is safe to say that if your home needs decluttering, then you likely already have a whole bunch of items that can be repurposed to help you stay organized. 1. Shoeboxes as Dividers Shoe and cereal boxes are a much cheaper alternative to buying drawer organizers and dividers. To create your own dividers, consider using leftover shoeboxes to separate smaller clothing items like socks and

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Organization

As our homes get smaller, our storage needs become a concern. It’s easy to throw out anything we don’t need, but this contributes to a growing waste issue that threatens our environment and biodiversity. By considering and implementing a few simple eco-friendly organizational solutions, we can help combat pollution and minimize unnecessary waste. These helpful storage and organizational solutions are sustainable, easy to apply, and can help declutter your home in the long run. 1. Eco-Friendly Storage Containers An eco-friendly storage solution is to use containers made from sustainable materials. This includes bamboo drawer dividers or baskets, fabric storage boxes made from jute or canvas, and glass, metal, cardboard, and wicker receptacles. Using these can help you

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Craft & Create

A new trend is emerging that interior design enthusiasts worldwide can add to their homes with only a bit of creativity, vision, and effort. Upcycling thrift store finds using DIY furniture flip techniques is a movement towards more sustainable and creative interiors, opening up economic opportunities for many artisans. Upcycled Chic Furniture Upcycled Chic furniture is the brainchild of thrift stores and DIYers. By finding bargain, second-hand furniture and renovating it through paint, wallpaper, new hardware and other DIY crafts and techniques, you can upcycle someone else’s “trash” and create and unique and chic new piece of furniture for your home. Sustainability and Environmental Impact Upcycling furniture, renovating it, and making it almost brand new is a practice that

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Kitchens are among the most expensive rooms in the house to renovate and also among the most used, so it goes without saying that updates and refreshing looks are always appreciated. This might explain why DIY kitchen cabinet makeovers and installations are on the rise. If you are looking to freshen up your kitchen a bit, this might just be the task for you, but there are some considerations to keep in mind. The Cost-Effectiveness of DIY Cabinet Makeovers DIY kitchen cabinet makeovers can be cost-effective through painting and refinishing, providing a fresh look without the hefty price tag of a full renovation. Many DIY cabinets are relatively easy to install, but painting and refinishing them (instead

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Our living spaces are getting smaller and smaller, forcing homeowners to plan with a "Smarter, Not Bigger" approach to modern home design. To do so, understanding the design principles and advantages of space-saving homes is essential. This newer way of thinking helps address the challenges of urbanization and rising living costs by incorporating principles geared toward sustainability, functionality, and innovative design. Sustainability and Environmental Impact Naturally, smaller homes require fewer materials to build and maintain, thereby reducing their environmental footprint. Regarding sustainability, design trends in 2025 reflect a shift towards eco-friendly materials, such as recycled wood, natural textiles, and non-toxic paints. Smaller homes also require less energy for heating and cooling, making their carbon footprint much less

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Craft & Create

Macramé is a DIY craft experiencing a resurgence in popularity, particularly as wall hangings and plant hangers. This increasingly popular element in interior design is the cornerstone of the much-loved and coveted "boho" aesthetic. In embracing modern macramé, DIYers and interior design enthusiasts are not merely following a trend but are instead lavishing its multifaceted benefits, such as a means of creativity and sustainable décor. The Accessibility and Ease of Macramé Macramé is easily accessible as it requires minimal tools and is founded upon basic knotting skills. For example, a plant holder wall hanging only requires five items at most, including the plant and its pot/vase. Newcomers to the craft can easily find free online tutorials on

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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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Craft & Create

Embarking on a DIY project is both a thrilling and daunting experience. The excitement of doing something yourself is almost immediately followed by feelings of worry over potential mistakes, stress about how long it will take, and a sense of being completely overwhelmed by being stuck with a gigantic task. However, if you're properly prepared and equipped with a game plan, you can get through your DIY projects with more confidence and efficiency, helping to reduce those nasty feelings of stress and overwhelm and making your DIY experience more enjoyable. Here are ten tips to get you ready like a pro. 1. Define Project Objectives Before starting any DIY project, it is important to define your objectives.

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Finance

Personal loans are financial advances provided by banks, which allow individuals to borrow a sum of money to be paid back over a period of time, such as 12 to 24 months, at a fixed interest rate. Unlike mortgages and car loans, personal loans can be taken out for a variety of expenses, such as debt consolidation or funding for major projects or expenses. Personal loans often have higher interest rates than secured loans because they do not require collateral. It's crucial to assess your financial needs to decide if taking a personal loan is wise or risky. Advantages of Personal Loan Personal loans often have fixed interest rates and consistent monthly payments, which can help with

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Garden

Timing is everything when it comes to gardening, especially when it comes to winter weather. Plant too early, and a surprise frost will kill your seedlings; plant too late, and you'll have missed the optimal growing season. That’s why cracking the code of your region's last frost date is key to a successful spring garden. But it’s not as simple as looking at a calendar—understanding frost dates requires a blend of climate data, local knowledge, and gardening experience. In this article, we discuss how to determine your local frost dates and successfully plan your planting calendar. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, knowing frost dates is the key to ensuring that your spring garden