I’ve never seen a porch that didn’t have serious cozy potential. So if you’re a people watcher or connoisseur of all things relaxing, a homey porch may just be your new refuge. This guide to cozying up your porch will help you design a porch sanctuary.
Growing your own produce is more sustainable and often healthier than buying produce in a grocery store. While gardening is great, the seasons and climate you live in may limit what you can grow outside. Greenhouses let you bypass those limitations and safely grow the produce you want. Keep reading to learn some tips for building your own greenhouse so you can make this healthy, eco-friendly change to your home.
As the weather gets warmer, many people want to spruce up their homes to welcome the seasonal shift to spring. Redecorating can be wasteful if you get rid of perfectly good items because of a new season. However, there are ways to avoid this and refresh your space while being environmentally conscious. Keep reading as I share some great eco-friendly decorating tips to spruce up your home this spring.
Finding new ways to transform old furniture is one of my favorite ways to upcycle. There’s nothing better than breathing new life into things you might otherwise throw away. If you find yourself with an old bookcase and no idea what to do with it, don’t toss it out! Instead, reduce your waste and explore different ways you can repurpose bookshelves.
Upcycling furniture can be a great way to make extra income and update your own pieces. While you don’t have to be a construction or design expert to engage in this activity, you still need to be cautious. Many have wasted money trying to upcycle furniture because they made some common mistakes. With research and careful planning, you can avoid these 6 common mistakes when upcycling furniture.
