Having a backyard or a patio is a wonderful thing. You can spend some time outside and still be in the comfort of your home. However, most people don’t really step outside when it comes to dining. Do you have a spacious backyard and feel like using it properly? Maybe you want to add some furniture that would allow you to relax, eat and chill with your loved ones?
I’m sure you’d agree with me when I say the bathroom is one of the most important rooms in the home. This is true especially nowadays when its role in relaxation began to increase, to the point of people turning their bathrooms into personal spas where they can unwind after a stressful day.
As one of the most important proteins, collagen is responsible for various biological functions, from providing support in the connective tissue and muscle, to promoting skin elasticity, bone and joint health. Though our bodies produce collagen naturally, this production starts slowing down when we start ageing. This is one of the main reasons for the appearance of ageing signs, such as wrinkles, as it gets harder for the skin to get back into its shape.
Now that social distancing and staying at home are one of the main ways to prevent the spreading of the coronavirus, we’re starting to realize how important the furniture in our home is and the level of comfort it provides. While sure, aesthetics is also an important factor, it doesn’t really make much of a difference whether you’ll be powering through your 40-hour workweek sitting on a blue or beige sofa.
A couple of months ago I purchased a fancy day bed in a modern design with button diamond tufts which I intended to use in my home office mainly as a decorative piece. Little did I know that it would soon turn into an accent piece in my living room! Thanks to their hybrid design, daybeds are something between a sofa and a bed, so by getting one you get to reap the benefits of both. Here are some of them.
They say your health is your biggest wealth and I couldn’t agree more with that. But still, many people forget that most of the time the devil lies in the details and that our daily routines and habits can make a world of difference in our overall health. Take our sedentary lifestyle for example. Most office jobs involve sitting in one position for hours on end, which consequently poses a threat to our well-being.
Although the idea of going completely vegan doesn’t appeal to me, I like to cook plant-based meals for my vegan friends when they stop by for dinner. I respect their values and lifestyle choices and try to please them with healthy and clean meals. Except for excluding meat, dairy, eggs, and fish for these meals, I was surprised to find out that some foods I thought are vegan-safe are actually not. Therefore I had to find a suitable vegan-friendly alternative for these.
The only love we can count on for a lifetime is on the love of our moms. They are the one person we were directly connected to even when still in the womb, which explains the special connection. Since Mother’s day is coming soon, you can spoil her with a unique gift to show your love and appreciation. This doesn’t mean that you need to try too hard or spend too much… Remember that spending an afternoon with her and a long hug is what she’d like the most, but here are some simple ideas that are sure to warm her heart.
While every job has its own risks, it seems that in certain industries the safety hazards that employees are exposed to are much higher. Apart from evaluating these risks and taking the suitable safety measures, being equipped with the proper workwear for the job is of paramount importance.
There’s no doubt that in order for your wedding decor to be as stunning as you imagine it, it would require a lot of planning and effort. And while in the past, decorating the wedding venue was more expensive and difficult (because of the poor range of wedding supplies), these days reaching your goal the affordable way is more than possible. There are lots of simple yet stunning ideas that can help you turn your important day into a real fairy-tale.
I fell in love with minimalism because this lifestyle helped me learn a valuable lesson: quantity doesn’t necessarily equal quality. I realized that I don’t have to own a bunch of stuff to lead an abundant life or feel content and worthy. This doesn’t mean that minimalism despises material goods. It doesn’t. Minimalists simply believe that one should be mindful when spending their money on objects and choose only those that’ll serve them and add value to their existence.
Are you in love with the transparency of bare windows but you’d like more privacy? Well, these days you have the chance to install sheer or blockout curtains which can provide privacy without suffocating the room and depraving it of its ligth. There is a large selection of fabrics ranging in thickness, density, quality, colour and pattern. Both of these types of curtains have their own way of adding appeal and functionality to a room.
