Home & Garden

Life moves fast for today’s families. Between juggling work, school, extracurricular activities, and social commitments, the home often becomes the central hub of daily life.  

Longer days, lighter evenings and the first hints of sunshine can only mean one thing: spring has arrived.

Symbolising the first sign of spring, daffodils are planted from September to November, with their flowers emerging from February to May. But some have been having issues with their daffodils this spring–they aren’t flowering. 

It all starts to happen in March. The garden shakes off the last of its winter slumber and bursts into life, with warmer soil, stronger light and buds and shoots teasing a glimpse of what’s to come.

New data has revealed that more and more UK homeowners are investing in their personal wellness by installing home saunas. 

There are blankets you buy because they match the couch. And then there are blankets that quietly become the main character in your house.

If you’ve had a similar moment recently and found yourself Googling “why are there loads of ladybirds in my house?” while standing in your slippers with a cup and a piece of card, you’re not alone. A lot of UK households have seen a sudden influx of ladybirds lately – and no, your house isn’t cursed.

Space at home has a funny way of shrinking. You don’t notice it at first. An extra chair here, a box of “keep” items there, until one day you’re shuffling around seasonal items, stepping over bags in the hallway, and wondering why the spare room hasn’t been “spare” for years.

If you’ve ever seen a large Buddha statue, you know they have an impressive presence. But have you ever wondered where these statues come from and what they mean?

Homeowners are being told to think twice before following certain heating hacks they see online.