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10 Ways To Make Your Home Look More Expensive
February 16, 2016

10 Ways To Make Your Home Look More Expensive

If you are about to decorate your home from scratch, or if you are looking for some affordable renovation ideas that will give your house a fresh spin, you will probably be looking for some practical solutions that will not cost you an arm and a leg. At the same time, you wouldn't like any obviously cheap solutions. So, consider these 10 ways to make your home look more expensive without blowing the budget: Invest into floor heating systemHeating system below your tile floors is not the most expensive investment. At the same time, it seriously boosts your home value and functionality. Kitchen, hallway, bathroom — any of those rooms will benefit from warm floors. Use large tilesAnother way to make your home look more expensive is to use large tiles in all of the above mentioned rooms. The cost will be more or less the same as while using average size tiles, but the result will be way more expensive looking. Get bold with wall paint Bold wall shades can also give a more expensive look to your home. If, however, you are looking for some unobtrusive environment, consider going with at least one bright wall in your living room or a bedroom. Maximise...

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12 Smart Ways To Declutter Paper In Home Office
February 10, 2016

12 Smart Ways To Declutter Paper In Home Office

People who are doing at least part of their work from homes realise the challenges associated with storing paper documents. Even if you have a dedicated workstation and some file storage cabinets at home, the mess continues to accumulate. If you are finally ready to get rid of the mess once and for all, take a look at these 12 smart ways to declutter paper in home office:Choose a desk with storage One of the obvious steps for those who are just working on organising home workstation is to invest into a compact computer desk with storage — just think carefully how much storage you are going to need. Aim higher with shelves A couple of shelves — or even more than that — above the computer desk can also be helpful in organising your folders. Use organiser boxesWith deep open shelves, organiser boxes can offer another practical and neat solution to declutter paper in home office. Invest into a separate file cabinet One more suggestion for those who are yet organising their home workstation would be to invest into a free standing file cabinet. This is an excellent suggestion for those working with plenty of paper files. Work on your hidden storage If you are arranging a...

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Setting Up Your Home Office For Maximum Productivity
February 8, 2016

Setting Up Your Home Office For Maximum Productivity

With modern technologies enabling people to work remotely from home, home offices are becoming more and more common these days. Naturally, more and more people come across pitfalls of teleworking – apart from obvious benefits, home environment is usually full of distractions. Hopefully, these tips on setting up your home office for maximum productivity will help you create good working conditions and effectively manage your work flow even if you work full-time from home.Choose the right spot for your home office First of all, you will have to look for ideal spot. It may be a kitchen, a bedroom, or even a closet; some people use hallway niches or a place behind a staircase for this purpose. Using a kitchen or a bedroom, however, while setting up your home office for maximum productivity, has a downside – as these rooms are not exactly fit for work, you may feel too distracted. A living room may be more appropriate for that, especially if it is spacious enough and you can allocatе a dedicated zone to your working area – screens and room dividers may work great. Alternatively, if you have a guest room, which you do not use most of the time,...

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