If you are a person who enjoys the simple, but beautiful things in life, then you will surely appreciate the simplicity of the Scandinavian style in your living room. The very chic look that blends the past, modern and contemporary look originated in Northern Europe, in Finland, Sweeden and Norway. It attracted the attention of people all over the world due to its hygge decor, fine craftsmanship and the high dose of elegance it can bring to any home. And among the basic features of this style which are the clean lines, the spaciousness, the simple accents, the decorative details and the usage of as much natural light as possible, relying on wood as the main material emerges on top of the list.
Growing up to be nature lovers and happy campers, it’s needless to say for most of our nation, camping is the ideal holiday. We get to stay in nature and save on money we would otherwise spend on hotels, so what’s not to love, right? Of course this doesn’t mean we all camp the same way; there are as many camping styles as there are personalities.
Personally, I like adventures but I can’t imagine going about without the essential bit of comfort: the chillaxing camping chair, hammock, dry clothing, especially dry feet, comfy bed and pillow combination, bathrooms consisting of more than a toilet for utmost luxury, and of course most importantly cooked meals.
Creative wall treatments, comfy and fashionable furniture, bright colours, and the ever-present family is what makes a house a home. A lively affair such as this one definitely calls for some inspiration to be drawn from the ever-changing trends which I absolutely adore this year. And since the living room is the heart of the home and the spot to gather and unwind, you want to create a space that feels relaxed, but at the same time shows off your awesome style credentials. Now let’s take a look at some of the hottest interior design trends for 2018 that you can easily incorporate in your comfort zone.
Over the last few years, the nature of work has been constantly evolving and many of us find themselves spending more time in front of our computers. Consequently, in this new normal, the environment that we work in has a great importance, as we want to be inspired and feel more comfortable. And although we may not have free rein when it comes to designing our work cubicle at the office, when it comes to designing a home office, all bets are off. So if you are fortunate enough to work from home, you are in charge of your work space’s design and style.
Considering the fact that it’s exposed to humidity 24/7, the place we go to clean ourselves isn’t exactly the cleanest room in the house. Sure, you might not think of cleaning your bathroom the same way you’d do about cleaning your kitchen, but that doesn’t make it any less important. After all, this is the place where you begin and end your day, and any guest that may come to visit will definitely judge you by the state it’s in. So yeah, for the sake of feeling good and making sure people don’t think any less of you, you need to clean that bathroom as often as possible. While cleaning of any kind might give you headaches, cleaning the bathroom can be as easy as 1, 2, 3.
They say your wedding day is the happiest day in your life – it’s the day you’ve been dreaming about since you were a little girl, so it’s only logical that you’d want everything to be perfect – starting from the dress, and all the way to the decorations. But by the time you reach the decor box on your to-do list, you’ve already spent most of your budget on booking the perfect venue, your favourite band, the best caterers, and on other major elements of a wedding. Does this mean you’re short on reaching perfection?
