Author: Roger Walker

Roger Walker is a lifelong DIY enthusiast and home improvement expert. With over 20 years of hands-on renovation experience, he's tackled everything from kitchen remodels to building custom furniture. Roger loves sharing his knowledge to help others create their dream homes.

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Ways to make your bedroom look bigger

If your bedroom isn’t as big as you want, there are still many ways to make it look stylish and welcoming with these smart space-saving ideas. Think of comfortable and elegant space as opposed to a little more than box space and you are already in a better state of mind. First of all, don’t […]

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How to reduce glare on your windows

Spending time in a sunny conservatory or relaxing in your Residential Park Homes from http://www.parkhomelife.com/ in a room with plenty of windows is many people’s idea of a great way to enjoy their home; however, the glare from the sun can sometimes prevent us from enjoying our time in our garden rooms or sun facing […]

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How to Make a Dark Hallway Lighter and Brighter

When it comes to interior design, many of us may be guilty of neglecting the areas that we spend little time in such as hallways and landings. Image Credit But a well-thought-through hallway can be a great asset to your home. An article in Build Direct  suggests that a functional hallway can create space and […]

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10 great garage storage ideas

All garages need good storage solutions to ensure tools and equipment are safely protected. Read on for 10 great storage ideas for any garage. Image Credit 1. Wall Storage Using the walls is a great way to improve storage space. Tools, chairs, bikes and even wheelbarrows can be stored on hooks at varying heights along […]

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Avoid These Common Caulking Errors

We use a large amount of energy to heat our homes in the winter, and for those with air conditioning even more energy is used to cool the home in the height of the summer. However, often people don’t think about the amount of energy that is lost due to leakages. By using effective sealants, […]

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Top ideas for using fabric canopies

Fabric canopies can be used in a number of ways in both public and personal spaces. With modular designs available, and using lightweight and waterproof materials, they can be used for all kinds of applications that are only limited by the imagination.

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Reinstating an old fireplace

Putting back in a traditional fireplace can add great value to a property during a renovation. There aren’t many projects that can boost buyer appeal as much as a beautiful, authentic fireplace.

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Simple storage solutions for your living space

With modern houses typically getting smaller, we have decreasing areas of storage, although we own more possessions than ever before. However, some simple storage solutions can free you up for the things that matter. All our tips below streamline organisation, create more space and make things easier to find.

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What shall we use the extra space for?

When it comes to repurposing your garage for something other than storing junk and a few garden tools in , because let’s be honest, hardly anyone stores a car in their garage anyway,there are a thousand different things you can use it for. Especially if you live in a new build property where the garages […]

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How Double Glazing Keeps Us Cool in Summer

Double glazing is most commonly associated with keeping the winter chill out and the warmth in. Whilst double glazing is perfect for keeping the house warm, it also does a great job of keeping the cool in during the summer months. Image Credit Windows that are double glazed offer some great insulation. It’s the insulation […]

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