Homes & Gardens

With the rise of remote work, many are finding themselves in need of an efficient workspace at home. Creating a sensory room or environment tailored to boost focus and productivity can be an effective solution. Applying concepts of sensory design can transform any home office into a dynamic place where tasks are tackled with ease.

A sensory room is designed to enhance one's well-being through sensory stimulation. By engaging multiple senses, these spaces can encourage emotional regulation and help maintain a calming environment. When...

Outdoor living spaces have evolved from basic patios and lawns into multifunctional extensions of the home. Whether you’re looking to unwind with a good book, host family barbecues, or simply enjoy your morning coffee in the fresh air, there are strategic ways to elevate your garden, terrace, or balcony for comfort, style, and practicality.

Here are five informed ways to improve your outdoor living and create a space you’ll love spending time in.

1. Create Zones for Purpose and Flow

To maximise both usability and visual appeal, divide your outdoor area...

Planning to renovate or redecorate your living space this year? Got an outdated fireplace that you want to replace? You’re probably wondering about the current fireplace trends in Exeter and beyond.

Here, we’re sharing a list of some of the top fireplace trends in 2025, with something for every budget and style preference.

Marble is one of the few fireplace materials that still looks just as modern and is just as sought after now as it was several years ago. A main reason for this is its neutral colours—it’s difficult to get sick of something that’s so...

When you imagine your dream home, what do you envision? Maybe it's a large kitchen, a reading corner where you can retreat, or a garden that flowers all year. In an era where personal and professional lives are constantly in flux, a house that adjusts to your evolving requirements is not merely a luxury but a necessity. Most fulfilling homes are those that accommodate the seasons of life.

This piece discovers strong arguments on why houses that grow with their occupants are not just more useful, but richer, and more habitable.

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