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Thinking about painting your home, a room or furniture as a way of rejuvenating them and freshening them up? Tired of looking at the same four walls and need a change that is relatively light on the wallet? Well, have you considered a new paint job? Painting is an excellent way of bringing change into a space that you may no longer enjoy or to be plain honest, are starting to find dull and a tad boring. And the best thing about it is it doesn’t have to break the bank. In our series of how-to blog posts below, we share some awesome tips on how you can get the painting done expertly and within budget. For example, we’ll share with you whether you can paint over wallpaper, as well as how to paint your IKEA furniture by yourself.
Are you tired of your tiny living room? Do you barely find space to walk around your bedroom? Don’t want to repaint the room or rip up the floors? Don’t worry! There are several things you can do to make a room look bigger. All you need to focus on is choosing the right furniture for small s
There are many ways to trick the eye and make a small room look bigger. One of the most commonly used ones, however, is by using paint and colour. Let’s face it - painting a room is fun, as is shopping for furniture and decorations. You get to unleash your inner interior designer and create a s
Picture this - you got tired of the colour of your living room walls. Or maybe you want to restore some old wooden patio furniture. The problem is - you’ve never painted anything by yourself before! Looking up information online, you get bombarded with all those painting terms you don’t understa
If you have moved into a new house, chances are you may not like the previous owner’s design choices. While repainting or putting up new wallpaper is a piece of cake, retiling is a whole other experience. Not only do you have to take off every single tile, but you’re also left with all that adhe
There might be a room in your house that you’ve had your eye on for a while. One that seems old fashioned, or needs refurbishment. Perhaps you’re just tired of its look and want to redecorate. If that’s the case and you’ve decided to change things up, you’re probably going to start with th
Painting varnished wood sounds like an easy project that won’t take you more than a couple of paint coats. But in reality it’s amongst the trickiest painting jobs, and much can go wrong. Plus, there’s a lot of preparation around this task. Sorry if we discouraged your DIY enthusiasm at the
