Why Investing in Perth Is a Good Idea? There’s a strong reason for you to join the majority of Australians in having a financial stake in real estate, and investing in Perth may prove to be a good way to start your journey. Property investing is a tried and tested way to build long term wealth and help you achieve financial independence. On average, real estate is a considerably more secure investment than the stock market, and it weathers economic storms more effectively than equities. It is crucial to think carefully about your investment and development plans for Australian real…
-
-
Indoor plants are the perfect solution for individuals looking to breathe some life and vibrancy into their homes. The living room, where stories are shared and laughter resonates, feels all the more warm and welcoming with a touch of greenery. But it’s not just about making things look pretty! Plants work their quiet magic in the background, offering surprising benefits. So, what are the best indoor plants for the living room? Let’s explore. 12 Indoor Plants for Living Room Best Indoor Plants For Living Room #1: Snake Plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata) Photo by Noyo creatif on Unsplash The Snake Plant often…
-
Solar tubes, also known as sun tunnels or light tubes, are an innovative device designed to harness natural sunlight and channel it into the darkest areas of your home. If you’re considering solar tube installation for your home, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the process, benefits, and considerations to help you make an informed decision. What Are Solar Tubes? Solar tubes are typically used to illuminate interior spaces that lack access to traditional windows or skylights, such as hallways, bathrooms, closets, and kitchens. These cylindrical, highly reflective tubes capture sunlight from your roof and transport it into your…
-
Letters from the most recent issues of House & Home. November I’m a longtime reader H&H and love your magazine. I was a bit disappointed to read Emma Reddington’s View in the July-August issue describing her cottage time in the “Muskokas.” The region’s name is singular Muskoka; we don’t say the “Torontos” or the “Vancouvers.” Unfortunately, we’re seeing more people refer to it plurally. Your editors may want to keep an eye out for that in the future! My great-great-grandparents who helped settle the region would thank you. Thanks for producing such a great magazine!— Wendy Lowe, Ottawa In July-August’s…
-
We’ve had some interesting weather here in Los Angeles this summer (a hurricane AND an earthquake on the same day, then some drizzle and the pinkest sky I’ve ever seen, punctuated by a rainbow!!). As we slip into September, it feels like change is in the air. The leaves are going from cool tones to warm reds, oranges, and even pinks. It’s a time when Mother Nature shows off her versatility, so it seems like the perfect time to share that our latest Opalhouse Designed with Jungalow collection has arrived! This collection was inspired by the changing seasons. We included…
-
In an era where “green” and “sustainable” are buzzwords, garden lovers and environmental enthusiasts alike are diving into organic ways to enrich soil. Two methods stealing the spotlight in this eco-conscious movement are composting and worm composting, or vermicomposting. While both practices aim to recycle organic waste into valuable soil enhancers, they are fundamentally different processes, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. This blog provides a comprehensive guide on the key differences between compost and vermicompost. Composting: Overview So, what’s composting all about? Simply put, composting is a nature-driven cycle that converts organic waste, like your kitchen…