If you’re passionate about photography then you’ll definitely have to be careful about your photo hardware. With all the gear being so expensive, the last of your worries is the luggage in which you carry them around. But the truth is a lot of your camera accessories take damage when you travel. To save on some money and to only make a bag that suits your needs, we suggest you try making this DIY camera carrier. With some felt of your preferred color, a few foam rectangles and a disposition Continue reading “DIY Camera Case” »
There are lots of advantages of living in a smaller house, with less space to cool and heat, reduced electricity and fuel use as well as greater mobility, among the top 5. Almost 2 thirds (68% to be more precise) of people living in 100 to 400 square feet buildings (the typical size you would define a micro house or compact home by), have been shown to have no mortgages whatsoever. We don’t want to imply that living in a big residence is something to be blamed about or feel ashamed. Just that the Tiny House Movement is gaining momentum and you would be better off to know all the info on small homes. Continue reading “Less Is More: The Tiny House Movement” »
Potty Seat With Ladder is the perfect potty training tool! This ergonomically thickly cushioned contoured seat with built in deflector and specially molded non slip handles provide the ultimate comfort for child. After use simple fold for compact storage between uses. Really great and helpful for your kids… Take a look at these models…
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Here’s an old bus converted into an adorable tiny room available to hire for those who wants a great weekend on the edge of the Radnorshire Hills. The bus has a beautiful wooden floor, painted pine boarding and a well thought-out dining/kitchen area with hand-built units, oak worktops, a gas cooker and a fridge. At the back is a cosy double bed and a wood-burning stove placed on an old flagstone. Continue reading “The Majestic Bus” »
Housing for students are a constant issue for campuses, even more since the number of college attendees is on the rise. Luckily for some universities, Tengbom Architects has come up with the perfect money-saving and environment-friendly solution. Check out this amazing design of mini-home for students. The partnership with the Univeristy of Lund resulted in a 10 square meters space of pure awesomeness. The mini-home has all of what a regular size apartment would offer, including small kitchen, folding dinner table, and cabinet space. Continue reading “Smart Student Unit” »
If you love going on trips with your tent, be prepared to have your mind blown! This awesome and increasingly popular trend is capturing more and more of people’s interest. Now, who doesn’t like an exploration of nature but also seeks to have a bit of comfort and security when sleeping in the wild. Tree-houses are one solution, but a costly one and surely not one that would be handy on your next trip in the forest. That’s why tree tents are a perfect alternative! Continue reading “Roomoon Hanging Tent Among The Trees” »
Have you ever thought about reusing your old garden hoses? If not, then you should reconsider, as there are some awesome ideas out there. Below you’ll find some of the most popular ones, that will make you want to start a recycling project right away. For instance, you can build a basket out of used hoses, place it in your garden and fill it with flowers. If you want a new watering system, you can always makes some holes in the hoses and your problem is solved. Old hoses can also be used to Continue reading “Creative Ways to Re-Use an Old or Broken Garden Hose” »
If you have an old, broken or useless chair at home, do not rush to throw it. You can still use it as such or in pieces, by giving it another use than the “classical” one. A good solution for small chairs, like those of children, is to turn them into a rack shelving by hanging them on the wall .If you have a garden, you can give it a special look by transforming an old, Continue reading “Creative Ways to Reuse and Recycle Old Chairs” »
If you happen to have some trouble with lighting your patio, then this next idea will make you feel relieved. To avoid using lots of light bulbs and different types of lighting, you could install some bricks that use solar power. The great thing about them is, that they can be installed very easily without having to do some heavy electrical work. You just simply place the bricks where you would place any regular brick and they will charge themselves with sunlight. In the evening when you’ll be coming home from a night out you won’t have to worry about finding a switch to illuminate your walkway. Continue reading “How To Make A Lighted Pathway With Solar Powered Sun Bricks” »
