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Why The Partition Wall Is Making a Comeback - bhg.com
bhg.com
18.10.2023 / 14:53

Why The Partition Wall Is Making a Comeback

For years, it seemed like the goal of every major home overhaul was to tear down as many walls as possible—new builds exalted the open floor plan. But as was the case with so many other home design trends, the pandemic changed our perspectives. Our homes became our offices and schools, and we suddenly remembered the value of walls.

14 Decor Must-Haves to Refresh Your Kitchen Island - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
14.10.2023 / 11:53

14 Decor Must-Haves to Refresh Your Kitchen Island

Kitchen islands are notoriously sparse spaces because they are often used as extra workspace in the kitchen for prepping meals. Plus, with just a few inches of elbow room on either side of the island top and bottom, it may often be difficult to decorate this smaller space.

Why Design Pros Love "Layered" Interiors for Fall - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
14.10.2023 / 11:53

Why Design Pros Love "Layered" Interiors for Fall

There is a reason that fall brings on what’s affectionately known as «sweater weather.» This is the perfect season for layering, after all—and turns out, layering is designers' favorite styling trick to get things warm and toasty at home.

Why Farmhouse Design Isn't Trendy, According to Designers - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
07.10.2023 / 10:05

Why Farmhouse Design Isn't Trendy, According to Designers

Interior design trends come and go—two-toned kitchen cabinets? As of now, out. Incorporating natural elements? As always, in. But, there's one decorating movement that’s ridden the trend wave for years (and years) now, and we want an answer to its ultimate trendiness: farmhouse design.  After a decade of shiplap walls and barn doors saturating the interior design world, the question remains: is farmhouse still in style? Or, should you set down the distressed wood and try another trend? We asked two design experts for their thoughts. 

Designers Agree These 8 Entryway Must-Haves Make a Lasting Impression - thespruce.com
thespruce.com
06.10.2023 / 12:31

Designers Agree These 8 Entryway Must-Haves Make a Lasting Impression

It’s officially peak guest season and if you’re like us, you’d want your entryway to look swoon-worthy from the minute guests step in. Whatever the occasion may be—whether a Thanksgiving dinner, a Christmas party, or a book club gathering—nothing beats a well-designed entrance that leaves a lasting impression. 

Why chillies are such a great choice to grow in containers - verticalveg.org.uk
verticalveg.org.uk
06.10.2023 / 11:19

Why chillies are such a great choice to grow in containers

If you like chillies – and you have enough sun to grow them in – they are a brilliant choice for containers and small spaces. In this post you can find out why I find them so good, my three favourite varieties (the choice of variety makes a big difference), and three wonderful sauces / pickles to make with your harvests. I’d love to learn about your favourite chilli varieties and homemade chilli sauces in the comments below.

Eight things you need to know about growing apples - gardenersworld.com
gardenersworld.com
29.09.2023 / 14:01

Eight things you need to know about growing apples

The humble apple tree is one of the highlights of autumn in the garden. Twisting a ripe fruit away from a branch on a misty morning, surrounded by the faded glory of the summer flowers in your garden still gamely hanging on, is a beautiful moment. Apples are perhaps the most complex of garden fruits, with a mouthwatering array of flavours and textures that can be enjoyed if you grow your own.

Do plant names really have to keep changing? - gardenersworld.com
gardenersworld.com
29.09.2023 / 09:33

Do plant names really have to keep changing?

Opal fruits, Constantinople and Cat Stevens all famously changed their names to the now familiar Starburst, Istanbul and Yusuf but spent years still being referred to by their former moniker. Which was a little confusing to say the least. And we now find ourselves in the same situation in horticulture. Plants which we’ve known under a certain name for generations are suddenly being changed. The botanical language we as gardeners share is shifting. If you go into a nursery today in pursuit of a rosemary, what you actually need to ask for is a salvia! I’ve not lost my mind. This name change is among a plethora of changing titles for the plants we all know and love. What was formerly known as Rosemarinus officinalis (AKA rosemary) is now Salvia rosemarinifolia. I know!

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