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Category Archives: Decorating Tips
Room Divider Ideas for your Home
As more homes are open plan in design or have multi-purpose larger rooms, the use of a permanent or portable room divider can help you to make more use of the space, provide some storage, allow more privacy, create different … Continue reading →
Wonderful Window Seats
Have you considered getting windows seats in your home? They provide versatile extra seating as well as handy storage, they ooze comfort and cosiness, and they add character to a room. Bay windows offer the ideal space for a window … Continue reading →
Posted in Declutter Tips, Decorating, Decorating Tips, Design Ideas, Storage
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Tagged storage, types of window seats, window seat inspiration, window seats
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6 Tips for Decorating and Furnishing Baby Bedrooms
In Ireland, we tend to be a bit superstitious in terms of our preparations for a baby. I had my first child in England and I remember a friend being amazed by how I bought the bare minimum in preparation … Continue reading →
Open Plan Living: Pros and Cons
Open Plan Living generally refers to homes having the kitchen, living room and dining room in one, rather than including rooms like bedrooms or offices. It’s defined as having few or no dividing walls between areas. Open plan living has … Continue reading →
Decorating with Butterflies
Butterflies, birds and bees are what you need this summer – not just in the garden but in your home. And no, not live ones but butterflies, birds and bees on fabrics and wallpaper are on trend and are great … Continue reading →
Upcycling Tips with Joanne of Kyle Lane
Following the popularity of our recent post on upcycling, we contacted Joanne Condon of Kyle Lane in Clonmel with some questions. Not only is Joanne a master in upcycling, she also runs workshops, is bringing out a book and has … Continue reading →
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Tagged furniture workshops, how to upcycle, Joanne Condon, Kyle Lane, upcycling, upcycling furniture
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6 Interesting Ideas for Decorating Your Walls
Would you like to redecorate your walls but don’t want to use wallpaper or paintings? Are you looking for something different from the run of the mill designs? Yet you don’t want to break the bank? We have a number … Continue reading →
Interiors Design Trends for 2017: Helping You Make Decorating Decisions
Now that the sun has started shining, I’ve started to think about decorating and yes, judging by the number of people in my local hardware shop choosing paint, people are planning on getting the paint brushes and wallpaper paste out … Continue reading →
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Tagged decorating tips, decorating trends, interior design tips, interior design trends 2017
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Wallpapers To Make Your Rooms Seem Bigger
I love houses with high ceilings, they give the illusion of so much more space within the room. Of course, high ceilings aren’t always practical – it’s going to cost more to heat rooms with high ceilings and simple tasks … Continue reading →
Creating Student Spaces
Most Junior and Leaving Certificate students will have just sat their Mock exams, or will be taking them after the half term break. As it edges closer to the real exams, it’s really important that they have a place to … Continue reading →