Fringes, pompoms, braiding, trimmings, tassels, all beautifully tactile within interiors and have the added advantage of often giving furnishings a new lease of life. Trimmings bring style to your interiors, as well as being good fun.
Here are some inspiring ideas on how to use them:-
Hi folks,
here are the results and video of our May Draw 2018. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you also are in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of April was held on May 31st. The results are as follows:-
Pink is often viewed as a feminine colour, suitable only for young girls or teenage girls bedrooms or for feminine bedrooms but it is a much more versatile colour and can be used in all types of rooms. The trick is working out what shade of pink is right for the room and how much of it to use. Here are some tips:
The waiting is almost over. You’ve found a buyer for your home and you’ve found a house you love. The surveys have been completed, the legal work is well underway and you’ve agreed a moving date. You just have to be out of your home by 1pm and you’re hoping those selling to you will keep their side of the agreement and will vacate their house on time too. There’s a month to pack and get organised. Some might view that as having lots of time but it’s important to plan your time carefully. Moving home can be as stressful as moving jobs or experiencing a relationship breakdown so follow these tips to reduce any anxiety.
Hi folks,
here is a video testimonial we received a while ago from Lorraine Scanlon. Lorraine posted a job for built in shelving units and was very happy with the result. You can see the video feedback below:-
When making improvements to your home, you will probably want the reassurance that you’re also adding value to your house, that you’re making it more attractive to potential purchasers and that you’re not doing anything to devalue your home.
Hi folks,
here are the results and video of our April Draw 2018. Each month we have a draw for everyone who hires a tradesman and provides feedback. So not only do you get up to 4 quotes from Rated Tradesmen but you also are in with a chance to win a cash prize as well!
The draw for everyone who hired a tradesman and provided feedback in the month of March was held on April 28th. The results are as follows:-
Is your kitchen as organised as you would like it to be? Is it working hard for you in making sure that items are easy to find, easy to store away, and make your kitchen a fairly serene place to sit, work and eat?
Here are ten organisation tips for your kitchen design. We hope you find them useful.
Garden paths are important in a garden for many reasons. They have a practical function and should ‘do what it says on the tin’ by providing a path from A to B, from the garden gate to the front door or the back door to the garden shed. They are also important in emphasising the more attractive areas of the garden, of detracting attention away from the least attractive features and of ensuring there is a pleasant flow around the garden. They can also make gardens seem bigger.
What is a mudroom? Is it the same thing as a scullery? Is it just a different word for a back hallway?
A mudroom is usually positioned just inside or next to the back or side door of the house. It is used to store all of those things that you need for going outside into the elements: wellies, boots, umbrellas, coats, hats and sports bags. While visitors will enter and exit the house via the front door, the house can be kept cleaner and tidier if the family enter and exit via the mudroom, leaving their outdoor shoes, their football gear, their wet coats, there before proceeding any further. The mudroom can be a hallway positioned inside the back door or a room off the kitchen for example.
