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Last year was all about watching my kitchen reno plans become a reality, and it’ll be some time until we have the money (or energy!) to tackle another big project. The garden – more like a mud pit after the building work – is next on the list but this year it will see a cheap and cheerful spruce up, with a bigger overhaul in 2024 – long-term goals! Luckily, if you’re like me and find it impossible to press ‘pause’ when it comes to decorating your space, even if you’re feeling the pinch, SAH is here for you. Helping you create your dream home on a budget has been our MO for over a decade. We scour the high street for the best-value buys, pull together savvy decorating ideas…
Enjoy a lie-in with this cosy bedding from designer Abigail Ahern at Freemans. Known for her eclectic style, Abigail’s latest line includes fringed cotton duvet covers, snug waffle throws and tufted cushions, and shaggy rugs for beside the bed.…
B&M NORDIC NOIR Mix neutrals and monochrome for a simple Scandi vibe Joe Browns SUMPTUOUS WOODLAND Style a luxurious scheme with richly coloured textiles and woodland prints Habitat CONTEMPORARY COCOON Team black, white and rust with natural textures and subtle details Primark COLOUR CLASH Create a playful scheme by combining bright hues and bold patterns…
Dulux has announced its Colour of the Year 2023, Wild Wonder. The soft, warm yellow has a calming effect and is the perfect base to build a colour scheme around, making it ideal for walls and upholstery. Team it with light brown-tinted neutrals like mushroom and taupe, or create a colourful tonal scheme by pairing it with brighter yellows. It also looks fab with pink or blue if you prefer more of a contrast.…
1. Hang abstract art Create an arty vibe by framing prints in striking black frames, then hanging your collection on the walls. And don’t just stop there, artwork propped on consoles gives a relaxed, artistic feel too. 2. Pick bold pattern Use soft furnishings to add a burst of colour and vibrancy. Don’t be afraid to mix and match patterns for an eclectic look – combine floral and abstract cushions to perk up a neutral sofa, and pick a traditional rug for a cosy finish on floors. 3. Use warming accent colours When using stained woods and darker tones on walls, introduce glowy accents to keep it from looking flat or cold. Even the smallest of details can make an impact, such as brass table legs or a burnished planter.…
I never dreamed when we bought this house that I’d be bathing my son in an old bucket in the garden at night,’ says Cassie, ‘but we didn’t have a boiler for a number of weeks, so during that time we’d fill the bucket with hot water from the kettle – luckily, it was summertime and Jenson absolutely loved it! Despite the lack of boiler during our building works, I’ve always been glad we chose this house. It’s a 1915 semi in Kent, and although it was only two bedrooms when we bought it in 2010, it had huge potential and we knew we could extend it. Plus, the location couldn’t be better – West Malling is an area we love, with a really nice village-like feel to it and…
