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April 2025

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Landscape

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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Projects

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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Design

We don't always get to spend time in nature as often as we would like, but luckily, we can bring nature to us in some ways. Biophilic design offers a way to reconnect with the outdoors without leaving your home. No matter the size of your home, there are many ways to incorporate nature into your living spaces and feel more in touch with the outdoors. 1. Focus On Natural Light Incorporating natural light into your home is one of the best ways to make your living space more open. Natural light can be very aesthetically pleasing and has many benefits for your health, such as basking in the sun in the comfort of your home. To

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Design

A new and bold paint trend has caught the attention of interior design enthusiasts, and it’s growing in popularity for its tailored aesthetic. Double drenching involves coating a room and its surfaces in two or more related, complementary colors. This painting style allows you to make not just a novel aesthetic choice but a confident stride towards creating immersive, personalized environments. A Break from Tradition This trend, an evolution from the color-drenching trend, moves past the traditional, rather basic idea that a room should be painted white or a soft, neutral color. The trend drives personalized creativity and gives you a versatile and impactful way to transform spaces, making it a compelling option for those who want

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Digital Home

Staying productive in today’s fast-paced world can be challenging, but with the right tools, you can streamline tasks, stay organized, and make the most of your time. However, with so many productivity apps out there, which ones are worth it? To save you the trouble, we’ve rounded up nine must-have apps that can help boost efficiency and keep you on top of your game: 1. Hootsuite – For Social Media Managers Managing multiple social media accounts? Hootsuite streamlines scheduling, analytics, and engagement across platforms in one dashboard. With auto-posting, team collaboration, and performance tracking, it keeps your social strategy organized and efficient—so you can focus on growing your brand instead of juggling posts. 2. Apploye – For Remote

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Order & Structure

Are you struggling to keep your home organized without spending a fortune on fancy storage solutions? The good news is that you don’t have to! With a little creativity, everyday household items can be transformed into practical and stylish storage solutions. These are nine budget-friendly DIY storage solutions you can try with everyday items. 1. Jars Do you have a bunch of empty glass jars lying around? Don't get rid of them! Mason, pickle, and spice jars are wonderful for storing small items around the house. You can use them to organize craft supplies, bathroom essentials, and pantry items. Clean these jars well, and if you want, you can decorate them to match your decor style! 2. Cardboard

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Design

White walls used to be the norm for a crisp, clean look, but today, they just feel dull. Homeowners are craving warmth and character to make their space feel inviting and alive. Earthy, deep, rich colors, and even dark moody colors are dominating, bringing a sense of atmosphere that white can't quite provide. Soft finishes, a mixture of furnishing styles, and thoughtfully selected colors create a feeling of warmth. The era of sterile minimalism is over, and in its place is a design movement that celebrates comfort, story, personality, and a bold use of color. Dark Colors Are In Dark colors like navy, maroon, and deep green are coming back. They make a space feel cozy, warm, and even a little moody in the best

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Budget-Friendly Ideas

Finding your space tiresome, unoriginal, and not in line with your personality? Consider enhancing your home with items, décor techniques, and DIY projects that are incredibly fun, affordable, and easy to apply. This list will help you make your home reflect your personality, adding touches that your friends and family will admire for years to come. 1. Repurpose Unusual Items as Decor Instead of traditional decor items, consider using unexpected objects like old musical instruments, vintage suitcases, old hardback books, or even old car parts as decorative pieces. For instance, you can use an old car tire to create a large indoor garden or as an ottoman, take the covers of old books, frame them, and use

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Digital Home

With everything around us getting more expensive, there's no harm in trying to save a few bucks where you can. Luckily, we have so many resources available to help us save these costs. There's a wide variety of smart tech that you can use in your home to bring those bills down. 1. Smart Thermostats When people want to reduce their electricity bills, they tend to use the thermostat less. Instead of being uncomfortable in your home, a smart thermostat might be the answer. These devices learn your schedule and adjust the temperature automatically to optimize energy use. Many models allow you to control settings remotely via a smartphone app, ensuring you’re not heating or cooling an