Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
In summer it can be frustrating when you go upstairs to sleep and find that the higher up your house you go, the hotter the house becomes. It can lead to an uncomfortable night’s sleep which nobody enjoys in the humid summer! When you think of having a loft conversion, you may believe that having a bedroom in a loft space could end up being sweltering in these hotter months, but there are many ways you can keep your loft conversion cool and airy in the summertime.
Little Additions That Would Improve Any Home.
I think it’s safe to say that we all love our homes – even if at first it takes a little breaking in period to get to grips with everything. Pretty much everything about our abodes is perfect or will become perfect for us in our eyes. We have everything organised and in its place just as we like.
That said, it’s completely natural for us to want to have extra things added or minor improvements to be made. They say variety is the spice of life and it’s true. Whether it’s to the inside or the outside, there are lots that can be done to give your home a little makeover. Let’s have a look at some ideas.
Space is becoming an issue for many of us, as homes are get smaller. New homes are often built to the minimum space requirement, so that property investors can get more return for their money. As the world population rises due to people living longer, space in already populated areas is at a premium. As purchasing a house or renting a larger property is beyond many people’s price bracket, people are seeking ways to make their home feel larger by maximising every bit of available space. A change in family circumstances such as a new baby requires a bit of creative thought, so that your home isn’t bursting at the seams!
