Author: Admin
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Why is my loft insulation wet? Common causes and solutions
If you have discovered wet loft insulation in your roof space you are likely to be wondering how it got that way. Insulation is so important in keeping your home at a comfortable temperature, as well as helping to reduce household bills, but there are cases where its effectiveness can be compromised. There are several…
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The Link Up: Em’s Current Favorite Jeans, Mal’s New Nail Obession, And Our Cozy Living Essentials
Happy Sunday, everyone. Well, we hope you had a fun reading everything we posted this week:) We’re pretty proud and happy. In case you missed it, Arlyn wrote a beautiful piece about folk art, Emily talked about the real cost of repairing the guest cottage’s foundation, then Em gave a stunning holiday makeover to The…
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5 staircase mistakes you can easily avoid
Staircase mistakes aren’t always that easy to cover up. Unlike a shoddy paint job where some sanding and re-painting might be enough to hide an error, get your staircase design wrong and you might find yourself taking more than a leap of faith hoping you can fix the problem. That said, mistakes can often be…
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Stylish skirting board alternatives for modern homes
Skirting boards have framed our rooms for generations, keeping walls safe from scuffs and giving every space a perfectly neat edge. But with modern interiors leaning towards cleaner lines and sleeker finishes, this familiar feature is starting to take a step back in the world of design. Interior designers and homeowners are now looking for…
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Scottish homes face new EPC standards in 2026
Scotland is updating the rules for Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), which show how energy-efficient buildings are. The new regulations will come into force on 31 October 2026 and introduce redesigned certificates, new ratings, and improved digital systems. These changes aim to help homeowners, tenants, and landlords make informed decisions while reducing energy use and emissions.…
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How Better Communication Can Attract and Retain the Next Generation of Construction Workers
There is a generational shift in the construction workforce. For companies, this could be a crisis — or an opportunity. The construction industry needs 439,000 new workers this year, while 41% of the current workforce will retire within the next five years. This workforce shift creates a major opportunity for companies that can attract and…
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12 green living room ideas to bring calm, balance and style
There’s a reason why green living rooms are trending: this versatile shade works well for any mood you’re trying to create – whether it’s a calming zen space to relax in after work or a luxurious area you’re proud to host guests in. The best part about green is that it goes with almost anything…
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12 green living room ideas to bring calm, balance and style
There’s a reason why green living rooms are trending: this versatile shade works well for any mood you’re trying to create – whether it’s a calming zen space to relax in after work or a luxurious area you’re proud to host guests in. The best part about green is that it goes with almost anything…
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A Few Early “Almost” Holiday Outfits That Are Possibly Year Round
For the recent Holiday shoot (that was shot in early October) I struggled to find anything that read as “Christmas” but found a lot that felt “holiday adjacent” (i.e., festive, pops of red, or even just slightly more elevated than my usual denim/denim/scarf vibe). Here are some cute holiday outfits if you are starting to…
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Underfloor heating maintenance tips you can do yourself
While bleeding radiators and boiler services are common maintenance tasks for a central heating system, what’s involved in underfloor heating maintenance? Less visible than radiators, underfloor heating generally only has a few visible elements – mainly the manifolds, pipes leading to the manifold and thermostats. So how can you regularly check your underfloor heating is…