First impressions are everything. That begins right at the front door. Homeowners continue to seek spaces that offer not only visual appeal but also emotional balance. According to Feng Shui, the front door is the mouth of chi, the vital life force that flows into your home.this area can invite positive energy, prosperity, and harmony into your living space.
Feng Shui is the art of designing environments that harmonize with natural energy…
Read MoreThe Emotional Journey of Clearing Out Clothes That No Longer Fit
For years, I have quietly wrestled with something that might seem small to others but weighs heavily on me: letting go of the clothes in my closet that no longer fit, physically, maybe, but emotionally too. Every hanger feels like a memory. A quiet tug at the heart.
Read MoreThere’s a beautiful, almost surprising freedom that comes when your living space is truly clear. Not just tidy, but intentionally uncluttered. No random items on surfaces, no piles to dodge or shift just to clean. Everything has a home, and everything left out has been chosen with care. In that simplicity, something powerful happens.
Read MoreCompanion planting is a natural, sustainable and eco-conscious methods to protect crops and reduce the need for chemical pesticides. Companion planting involves growing specific plants in proximity to support growth, deter pests, and foster a balanced ecosystem. While it can enhance yield and flavor, one of its most celebrated benefits is natural pest control.
Read MoreOne of the simplest pleasures that requires no apps, no reservations, no travel, is the timeless pleasure of eating outside, right in our backyards…
Read MoreAs spring is well on the way and summers approaches, many pet owners are looking for ways to create a safe and stimulating garden environment for their cats, to enjoy the outdoors, whether they are exploring, lounging in the sun, or chasing the occasional butterfly. However, crafting a garden that is both beautiful and safe for cats requires some thoughtful planning…
Read MoreFasting has been a part of my life for over two decades, long before it became a trend in the media. Over the years, I’ve explored many different forms: intermittent fasting (eating only during daylight hours, which works better in winter than in summer), one meal a day, liquid fasting (as long as no chewing is involved), and extended fasts of 24, 36, 48, and even 72 hours.
Read MoreFor cat-loving gardeners, finding beautiful yet pet-safe plants can be tricky, as many common varieties are toxic to cats. Curious nibblers by nature, cats risk serious health issues from harmful plants. Fortunately, there are non-toxic options that add color and charm to your garden while keeping your feline friends safe. Whether creating a cat-friendly haven or just looking out for your pet, these plants are ideal choices.
Read MoreLet’s be honest: not everyone is a tea lover. Maybe you've tried it and thought it tasted like hot leaf water. Maybe you’re a coffee ride-or-die, like us in our house. But hear us out—what if tea wasn’t the point? What if the ritual around it is where the magic happens?
Read MoreMy childhood was marked by the rhythmic ticking of my grandfather’s clock. Inheriting it brought me joy, as its chimes comforted me and evoked memories of simpler times. There were many nights when I stayed awake, waiting for the clock to indicate the time, as I did not have a watch, alarm clock, or phone.
Read MoreI’ve always said, and will continue to say, that organising is therapeutic for me. It gives me a sense of control and clarity—helping me see what I have, what should be discarded, and what needs to be bought.
In this blog focused on organisation, we will explore how to effectively organise your food pantry or cabinet.
Read MoreThere’s a special kind of magic that comes with sharing your life and home with a cat. From the soft padding of paws across the floor to the gentle purrs that fill the air, a beloved cat has a way of making everything feel just a little bit warmer and a lot more peaceful.
Read MoreAs the days grow longer and the harsh winter conditions begin to soften, there’s a quiet yet thrilling spectacle happening right beneath the surface. Hyacinths, tulips, and other springtime blooms are beginning to push through the cold, frozen earth, offering a glimmer of hope and renewal after months of bleakness.
Read MoreOne day, a past acquaintance of mine told me, in a not so friendly manner, with you, everything has to be big.
Yes, for me, in some aspects and particularly in interior design, the bigger is better., and less is more.
Read MoreDisplaying fruits and vegetables attractively can significantly encourage healthy eating by making these foods more appealing and accessible. I take pride every week in organising the fruit and veg creatively and artfully.
Read MoreIt was so bad we did not think we were going to make it. It turned out to be the best thing that could have happened
How often when things go wrong for us, we turn to lamentation…
Read MoreReshuffle life.
When life does not go according to plan, something needs to change. It is time to reshuffle our lives.
Read MoreIf you commute by public transport, for example by train, you will have noticed how many commuters are on their mobile phones mindlessly scrolling on internet pages and social media…
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