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During her five-month renovation, Kelly Eng learned how to play Tradie Tetris and discovered wisdom in the unattainable triangle Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email We had to move home. Its never fun, is it So we decided to minimise the stress by finding somewhere close. We bought an apartment 15 metres up the hallway. The new abode was, in real estate agent parlance, a renovators dream. Or, as others pointed out, parts of it resembled a public toilet. It needed a serious spruce and we had five months to do it. I knew moving and renovating, while working and parenting, would be challenging (it was). But surely there was plenty of time and thered be many eager tradespeople ready to help us transform the apartment (there werent). But many lessons were learned, which I will share in the hope of helping others. Continue reading... ...

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Kingfisher says people are staying put as mortgage interest rates and household bills soar British consumers are continuing to spend on improving their homes and gardens as an alternative to moving home amid soaring mortgage rates and a surge in household bills, according to the owner of B&Q and Screwfix. Sales at Kingfishers UK and Irish business rose 1.7% in the six months to the end of July as homeowners bought 11% more insulation materials at B&Q in an attempt to offset winter heating bills and were also revamping bathrooms and gardens. Continue reading... ...

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Renovating by reduction instead of addition is much cheaper to build and run. For a family of four, creating an open space has been a life-changing improvement Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email Sam and Andrew knew they would have to do some creative reimagining when they bought a three-bedroom federation cottage in Coogee, in Sydneys eastern suburbs. But to be honest, we werent fully aware of the state of disrepair it was in, Sam says. Sam says the former owner was a 100-year-old poet, who had lived there for decades and had a reputation for being a bit of a character. People say she would often invite the neighbours in for a game of cards or a whiskey as they passed by her low fence. Continue reading... ...

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From choosing the best tools to doing the right prep - plus, the jobs you should never attempt When it comes to home improvements, whether its decorating the living room or insulating the loft, there is often a choice to be made. Should you call in the professionals, or could you save a lot of money by doing the work yourself We look at ways in which you can build DIY skills and learn the tricks of the trade to cut the cost of improving your home. Continue reading... ...

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Traditional plastic rain barrels have often been hidden away but greater focus on conservation drives design changes They are water-saving wonders but plastic water butts have traditionally been eyesores to keep hidden from view. Now, though, with conserving water more important than ever, designers have upped the ante with clever models that double as planters, ornaments and even fountains. The market was ripe for a makeover because one of the barriers to having a water butt is that its got to be in your garden, and we want our gardens to look nice, dont we says Gin Tidridge, a product sustainability manager at the B&Q owner Kingfisher. Continue reading... ...

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With households feeling the squeeze, more retailers are offering dual-use furnishings and gadgets From colourful cushions that look as good in the living room as on the lawn to portable lamps and speakers fit for home working and garden parties, a new breed of versatile household products allows you to economise by furnishing your home and garden in one go. Traditionally, Britons have bought dedicated garden kit but with household finances under pressure and a growing desire to shop more sustainably, retailers have turned to selling indoor-outdoor furnishings and gadgets. Were seeing customers buying products that have a dual use and look just as good inside the home as they do out, says the John Lewis head of home accessories, Camilla Rowe. Continue reading... ...

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