I can’t quiet believe it has been 1 month since we finally got the keys to our New Build Home. It was a long old ride ( you can read more about it here ), but we got the keys just 2 weeks before Christmas. As with any new build, there are certainly some teething
I moved into a new build home 1 week before Christmas…did you know? Of course you know, because it was the only thing I was banging on about the back end of 2020. Yes, the end of 2020 was as hectic as can be, but there’s no complaining, it was nice to be ending that
We *should* be about 4 weeks out from having the keys to our brand new home! And since we have been practically homeless for over a month, our main focus has been making our new place as comfortable and ‘us’ as possible. The great thing about a new build is the blank canvas it is,
14/11/2020
Interiors•Kitchen•New Home•Our Home
We are ripping out our brand new, new build kitchen! – Here’s why…
Functionality Number one reason for installing a new kitchen is functionality. The kitchen in our new property lacked storage and user-friendly space. With a under counter oven, two over counter cupboards and just one draw, it really lacked usable storage we desired for a family home. Compared to the kitchen we had in a two-bedroom
06/11/2020
Colour Palettes•Interiors•New Home•Our Home
Revealed : Our New Home Colour Palette – PLUS how you can create yours!
One of the biggest things I am determined to nail in our new home is that all important colour palette. It took 4 years to inject some colour into our previous property and I am fixated on the idea of getting ours right, first time around! I just couldn’t cope with living in a white
There is so much excitement that comes with owning your first ever home, that we all make mistakes in the decorating department. Even the best of us. I will happily declare that my husband and I were like kids in a candy shop. Our own space, a chance to choose our own furnishings and style
If you’ve seen some of my recent home updates post, then you will know we are overhauling our rather large, open plan living space. We have been in our property for a little over 3 years and have been fairly reluctant to put our own stamp on the place. Mainly because we have sodding high
As you may have guessed from my previous content, we have been umming and ahhing over whether to up-sticks and purchase a home. We currently reside in a 2 bed, 1st floor apartment in a quiet village between Eastbourne and Brighton. Ut’s a modern, new build bursting with features, since it was remodeled on the
And no, we do not have rusty objects lying around in our living. Rather the opposite actually. Instead, we have been incorporating a little more colour in our living room thanks to some un-used vouchers and the gorgeous home range from Matalan. Prior to our little explosion of burnt orange, rust colours and fancy patterns,
I absolutely love my home. Since moving in just a year and half ago, it’s only now me and my fiancée are settling into a real routine with our home. After just a year, every room possible had been moved and changed at least twice. It was really hard to establish what way was either
I had a little brain wave just the other day when I was contemplating life a lil as a home-owner at 23. It’s not easy, and sometimes you don’t know what the hell your doing, and sometimes it’s hard to ask for advice. Parents are bloody great and all, but some times it’s a tad