One of the things that a lot of us love is being able to make changes around our houses. After all, if you’re living somewhere for a long time it can often start to feel a little bit stale if you’re not able to put your own stamp on it in different ways.
It’s easy to think that your home will stay your home forever. And by that, we mean that it will remain as pretty and as flawless as the day you bought it. After all – with the right love and care, why wouldn’t it?
There are so many things we are told about decorating our homes, and sometimes all it needs is a bit of TLC. If you have been trying to improve the look of your house, and ran out of money, there are some small changes that will help you create the unique look and save money.
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I’m not quite sure when it happened to me, but I think it’s safe to say I’m officially a homebody. I think it began after I got married to Sarah and we bought our first home. There’s just nothing quite like coming home to your own place after a long business trip.
Leave it to the Italian fashion house Prada to create an expensive board game. The line offers a leather Chinese Mahjong game as part of their Fall/Winter 2018 collection.
The website states it’s a “Kung Fu clock,” however with a quick glance you can clearly see it resembles the master himself, Bruce Lee.
The Balvenie Bar Cart is the perfect example of a piece of furniture that balances both rustic and luxury design. Created by former NHL draft pick, pro hockey player, model and now artisan furniture craftsman, Mats Christeen.
The Molteni & C Gio Ponti Armchair is a midcentury revival designed by famed Italian architect Gio Ponti.
