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January 2025

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DIY Projects

When it comes to making your house feel more like a home, many people turn to DIY, and for good reason. Concrete might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about decor, but it's a great addition to any home and pretty easy to use, too. Fire Pit This is a simple way to add a touch of modern style to any backyard. It's surprisingly easy to make with just a few materials and basic tools, making it a perfect weekend project. You can use a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and designs to add your own touch of style to the area. Planters These planters add a touch of minimalism to any home.

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Lifestyle and Wellness

Our living spaces are getting smaller and smaller, forcing homeowners to plan with a "Smarter, Not Bigger" approach to modern home design. To do so, understanding the design principles and advantages of space-saving homes is essential. This newer way of thinking helps address the challenges of urbanization and rising living costs by incorporating principles geared toward sustainability, functionality, and innovative design. Sustainability and Environmental Impact Naturally, smaller homes require fewer materials to build and maintain, thereby reducing their environmental footprint. Regarding sustainability, design trends in 2025 reflect a shift towards eco-friendly materials, such as recycled wood, natural textiles, and non-toxic paints. Smaller homes also require less energy for heating and cooling, making their carbon footprint much less

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Organization and Storage

Finding a space to store all of your items in your home can sometimes be a nightmare. Some spaces just aren't that big to begin with, and in lieu of renting an expensive storage space, what else can you do? Thankfully, vertical storage is an ingenious way of using the vertical space in your home. Here are some great vertical storage ideas and hacks you can use in nearly any living space. Wall-mounted Shelves Wall-mounted shelves are a tried and true method of storing anything from kitchen essentials to books and knickknacks. Look at any bare wall you have and imagine it with a shelf. As long as the wall can be load-bearing and you are allowed

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Organization and Storage

A well-labeled home removes the guesswork of where things belong, making daily life easier for everyone. Labels create a system that works for all household members, reducing clutter and boosting efficiency. Whether color-coded bins, tech-driven QR codes, or simple chalkboard labels, the right strategy turns any space into an organized environment. Color-Coded Labels: A Game Changer Color can instantly categorize and simplify organization. Assign each family member a unique color for shared spaces—no more mix-ups! Seasonal storage bins? Red for Christmas, orange for fall. Even paperwork benefits—green for finances, red for medical. For ultimate efficiency, match label colors to their destination, like a craft closet or laundry room. This strategy makes finding and storing items faster than

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DIY Projects

Macramé is a DIY craft experiencing a resurgence in popularity, particularly as wall hangings and plant hangers. This increasingly popular element in interior design is the cornerstone of the much-loved and coveted "boho" aesthetic. In embracing modern macramé, DIYers and interior design enthusiasts are not merely following a trend but are instead lavishing its multifaceted benefits, such as a means of creativity and sustainable décor. The Accessibility and Ease of Macramé Macramé is easily accessible as it requires minimal tools and is founded upon basic knotting skills. For example, a plant holder wall hanging only requires five items at most, including the plant and its pot/vase. Newcomers to the craft can easily find free online tutorials on

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Interior Design

Minimalism had its moment, but 2025 is bringing personality and maximalism back into interior design. People want homes that feel lived-in, rich, unique, and full of meaning. This year is all about self-expression, sustainability, and comfort. Read on for real tips on bringing this new trend into your space. Bold Colors Are Back All-white everything is so last year. 2025 is about moody, dark colors and spontaneous matching. Deep blues, greens, burnt oranges, and even vibrant purples are making a statement. People are craving warmth and character, and color is the most affordable and simple way to set the mood. Maximalism With a Purpose More is more. But maximalism in 2025 isn’t about clutter or chaos. It's a careful

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Interior Design

A stunning headboard can be the focus point of a bedroom and, if done right, can be quite a head-turner. Luckily, you don't have to rush to buy a new one; you can upgrade your old one or DIY a completely new one. 1. Barn Door Headboard This is such a simple way to bring farmhouse charm into your bedroom. Repurposing an old barn door or using new wood to create the look gives any bedroom the perfect rustic touch. You can stain it for a rich, weathered feel, paint it for a modern farmhouse aesthetic, or even add metal hardware for an authentic barn-style touch. 2. Wooden Door This is a budget-friendly way to spice up any bedroom

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Interior Design

Maximalist interiors are back in style and taking center stage in 2025. Bold patterns, double drenching, and decorative detailing bring a new elegance to the “more is more” approach. This design style sees many old and new techniques coming through to highlight colors and textures that are personalized and unique. The Maximalist Revolution in Design The maximalist design trend is a significant shift from minimalist aesthetics, which has been popular over the last decade. This comeback is not just a return to an abundance of decorative features; it suggests a deeper cultural movement toward celebrating individuality, creativity, emotional connection, and the acceptance of comfort within our shared spaces. The Cultural Shift Towards Individuality Historically, the minimalist style was often

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Outdoor Living

Landscaping trends can fall out of fashion as quickly as they arrive. What some people thought was an amazing idea twenty years ago may now seem dull compared to modern standards. But some trends disappeared, and we don't really know why. Here are some landscaping trends that fell out of fashion for no good reason. High-Maintenance Plants Most modern-day gardens have low-maintenance plants and flowers, but this removes a lot of the hard work that felt great when it finally paid off. If you're looking for a rewarding experience, go for harder-to-grow plants in your landscaping, but otherwise, there's nothing wrong with going the low-maintenance route. White Gravel Many homes today are paved with black or grey gravel that

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Budget-Friendly Ideas

A fresh coat of paint is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to transform a home. The right colors can brighten a space, add personality, and even make a room feel larger. Whether you're planning a full makeover or a quick refresh, these budget-friendly painting tips for 2025 will help you achieve a stunning home without breaking the bank. A Simple Paint Can Transform Your Home A fresh coat of paint can work wonders, instantly refreshing any space. White walls create a clean slate, while bold accents add depth and personality. A simple painted trim or door can highlight architectural details, and even outdated furniture gets a new life with a fresh color. It's an