Into the Heart of My Home

Sometimes all we need to feel happier and reach our goals is a fresh start. A new environment, different faces and new experiences are all things many of us tend to avoid, because we are so used to living in our comfortable bubble where everything seems so familiar, easy and let's be honest to an extent even mundane and boring. Overcoming the irrational fears of change and breaking free from the seemingly comfortable bubble can be so rewarding and bring wonderful changes into your life. Last year I was so used to the idea of living with my boyfriend in the small coastal city of Townsville that when he got a job offer in Sydney I freaked out. Although that was his dream job, he didn't want to go without me and after some thinking I realized that If I continue to live in my comfort zone I would never truly experience life to the fullest. So, my boyfriend and I decided to embark on our exciting adventure in the big city. We found a cute studio apartment big enough just for the

Hallways are often cramped, cluttered, overlooked and uninteresting rooms of the house. But when form and function are added to these spaces, they can have a dramatic impact. According to interior designer experts, a thoughtfully decorated and organized entryway sets the tone for a home. They also highlight that for those with limited space, these areas can be a multi-functional approach. Whether your hallway is meant for minimal or maximal function, it may be time to give your home the hallway it deserves. Here are some ideas to help you create some storage areas and keep your hallway neat and organized. Small Buffet A small buffet is an excellent choice for cramped hallways. Unlike a ceiling-height storage solution, a small cabinet allows room to hang artwork on the wall and allow a bit more breathing space in a narrow hallway. So, if you have a tight hallway, a small buffet should definitely be included in your to buy hallway furniture shopping list. Shoe