Home & Design

'Inexpensive solutions to make energy efficient windows

If you are looking to save energy, here are simple and inexpensive solutions to make energy-efficient windows.

'Tips for Converting Your Attic into Liveable Space

If you want to sell your property this year or next, you're probably already starting to look at ways to add value to your home. There are many ways to go about doing this, but keep in mind that it always helps to create more space in the property where possible.

'Welcome to the Digital Era in Real Estate

Whether it is creating websites for businesses like Duplex builders Sydney or introducing virtual reality property inspections, the fact is that the modern real estate industry becomes more digitally and technologically advanced and enhanced all the time.

EDITOR'S PICKS

'7 Invasive plants you need to avoid in your garden

Invasive plants are plants that grow where they should not be and are hard to control. Typically, these are plants that were introduced into a foreign environment.

By Grace Stewart
'5 Ways to Beat the Summer Heat Without Blasting the AC

Staying indoors and keeping ourselves comfortable can take a toll on our AC and electric bills. There are ways to beat the summer heat, though, even while staying at home without using the AC too much.

By Grace Stewart
'Is it legal to charge pet rent and pet deposit?

Some landlords require pet fees, pet deposits, or pet rent to protect their properties from damage caused by pets. Is it legal to charge pet rent and pet deposit?

By Grace Stewart
'Top 5 materials best for your kitchen countertop

The kitchen often suffers from extreme conditions. Its floor carries heavy appliances while the cooking and washing areas are most exposed to moisture and extreme heat, not to mention the kitchen countertop. Here are the perfect materialS for your kitchen countertop.

By Grace Stewart
'5 Options for creating senior-friendly bathrooms

Using a bathroom is rarely an issue if you’re at the peak of your life, but for older people, a simple trip to the bathroom can pose significant risks. Here are some options for creating senior-friendly bathrooms.

By Grace Stewart
'4 Ways to Make Your Garden Eco-Friendly

People often think that gardening brings us closer to Mother Earth. But in reality, some people don’t know how many toxic items can be found in their very own gardens. For a better understanding of how you can make your garden more eco-friendly, check out the following tips.

By Grace Stewart
'You Might Need to Replace Your Roof If You See These Warnings Signs

Over time, your roof will show signs of wear and tear. It is crucial that we spot these signs early on so we can fix or replace the entire roof if needed. Doing so will help prevent further damage to your home and a higher cost of repair.

By Grace Stewart
'3 Out of 4 Homeowners Plan Home Remodeling Despite Pandemic

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, nearly three out of four homeowners are planning renovations this year, a recent survey revealed.

By Grace Stewart
'Take These 4 Steps to Reach Safer Stairs

Stair accidents can happen to everybody whether it’s kids, seniors, and even adults and teenagers. That’s why important to secure your stairs using these steps.

By Grace Stewart
'How to Make Your House and Garden More Tranquil: Tips From an Acoustics Expert

There are things you can do around your house and garden to make things a little more peaceful. A barrier such as a close boarded fence, earth mound or wall close to the road should help--but they will have to be long enough and high enough to have much effect.

By Greg Watts, University of Bradford
'Wooden Skyscrapers Could Transform Construction by Trapping Carbon Emissions

As architects, engineers, and tradespeople become comfortable with these materials, tall wooden buildings will increasingly become a part of the urban landscape around the world.

By Warren Mabee, Queen's University, Ontario
'Most Iconic Buildings in the United States

Here are some excellent examples of what makes America home to some of the world’s iconic buildings.

By Grace Stewart