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Learn the best holidays to buy furniture in 2026 for maximum savings. January and Labour Day offer the deepest discounts on sofas, beds, and dining sets. Avoid fake sales and know what to look for.

Is a certificate in interior design worth it? It depends on your goals. For freelancers, a portfolio matters more. For commercial work, certification opens doors. Here’s what actually helps you get hired and paid.

Sleeping on the floor isn't recommended for most elderly people due to safety risks and increased pain. Medium-firm mattresses and lift recliners offer better support, warmth, and independence for seniors.

Farmhouse style is fading out in 2024 as homeowners embrace authentic materials, deeper colors, and minimalist functionality. Shiplap, barn doors, and apron sinks are no longer the go-to choices for modern interiors.

Learn how to start a profitable interior design business from scratch in 2025-no degree, no big budget, no clients needed. Real steps for freelancers in New Zealand.

American homes often skip curtains in favor of blinds and shades due to practicality, energy efficiency, and low maintenance. It’s not about style-it’s about how homes were built and how people live today.

Can you safely put a 65-inch TV on a 55-inch stand? The answer is no-here’s why weight, overhang, and stability make it dangerous, and what to do instead.

Putting a 65-inch TV on a 55-inch stand is risky-even if the weight fits. Learn why overhang causes tipping hazards, what the manufacturers say, and the three safe alternatives to protect your TV and family.

Not all sofa foam is the same. Learn which foam types offer real durability and comfort, what density and firmness to look for, and how to spot bad foam before you buy.

European homes don’t have built-in closets because of history, space limits, and cultural habits. Instead, they use freestanding wardrobes-portable, flexible, and designed to last. Here’s why this storage style still dominates.

Learn practical, no-fuss ways to create extra storage in your house using walls, under-bed space, stairs, and smart furniture. No major renovations needed-just smarter use of what you already have.

Wallpaper stopped being popular in the 1990s as paint became easier, cheaper, and more modern. Today, it's making a quiet comeback as an accent feature-not a full-wall covering.