Oh hiii August! Usually I’d be heading away on holiday this month, and although (and perhaps, because) that’s not been possible this year, I’ve made a few home updates for summer instead.
The bones of our home stay the same all year round, but there are mini updates which I like to make to mark the shift in seasons.
It keeps things feeling fresh, and allows me that ‘newness’ high without changing things around too much!
La Redoute kindly sent me a few new bits recently, so I thought I’d share them with you amongst the other updates I like to make in the warmer months.
Below are 5 SUPER simple home updates for summer. I hope you enjoy having a peruse, and I’d love to hear of any shifts you are making in your space too!
I have a roster of simple home decor updates I go to when I feel like my home needs a little refresh.
Since springtime is upon us, and most of us are spending a lot more time at home than usual, I thought I’d share some of the super simple things I do to make my home feel new, for little or no money.
Are you working from home right now?
For many people working from home is a new reality, as we navigate the unprecedented waters of COVID-19.
Being 9 years into the world of WFH myself (hiiiii 2011 kitchen table!), I feel like I’ve got into a groove which works for me.
Click through for my tips on staying motivated whilst working from home . . .
One of the things I get asked about most often, by friends and by readers, is where to shop for great affordable home decor. And I GET it, I always want to know peoples’ tips and tricks! Off of the back of such requests (and much research!), I thought I’d pull together a list of my favourite affordable home decor brands.
Cue a VERY fun task!
Some of these brands are SUPER affordable (like hiiiii £1.99 candle holders!) and others will stretch the ‘affordability mark’ a little. But all of these are brands I have products from in my own home, and which I believe are WELL worth purchasing from.
You ready to dig in?!
Here are 11 of my favourite affordable home decor brands . . .