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This time of year is one of my favouritesšŸ And you This time of year is one of my favouritesšŸ And you probably know what that means. Today I was at Homesense and there are a looooot of halloween themed decor going on. I wish I had a huge spare room for just holiday itemsšŸ˜‹ #october #homedecor #halloween #welcomefall
Small apartment kitchens almost always end up as a Small apartment kitchens almost always end up as a straight-line layout. You don’t really get the classic ā€œwork triangleā€ here, but the principle behind it still matters. The trick is creating clear zones and giving yourself enough counter space so the flow feels natural. I always recommend keeping at least 18 inches of counter on each side of the sink and stove, and placing the fridge at one end so the workflow moves in a simple line. Balance is key—you don’t want things crammed too close together, but you also don’t want to be running laps in your own kitchen.

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The way you move in and out of a kitchen matters j The way you move in and out of a kitchen matters just as much as the cabinets or finishes. Most kitchens connect to more than one space—the dining room, living room, sometimes even the mudroom or garage—and if those entryways are too tight, the whole room feels cramped no matter how well it’s designed. A good rule of thumb: doorways should be at least 32 inches (81 cm) wide for comfortable flow. And then there are the aisles—the space between your main work zones like the sink, stove, and fridge. If you’re the only cook, it just needs to be roomy enough for you to move freely. But if two people are sharing the kitchen, the space has to expand so you’re not constantly bumping into each other.

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Living with cats doesn’t mean your home has to sme Living with cats doesn’t mean your home has to smell like a litter box. In this video, I’m sharing my go-to interior design solutions to keep your space fresh, stylish, and completely pet-friendly. Simple changes can make a big difference in both function and aesthetics.

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These designs are amazing! I’m always excited to f These designs are amazing! I’m always excited to find smart, creative solutions for homes—bonus points if they work for pets too. Check out some recent finds. Which one’s your favorite?

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If you have pets, you know the struggle of pet hai If you have pets, you know the struggle of pet hair everywhere—it’s real, and it can get overwhelming. But here’s the thing: your home doesn’t have to feel like a fur factory. In this video, I’m sharing the design tricks I personally use to keep my space looking fresh and stylish, even with shedding pets around.

#interiordesign #petfriendly #home #dogs #cats #hairproblems

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