With plenty of builders and homeowners focusing on environmentally friendly upgrades, the approach is currently receiving attention left, right, and center. It is for good reason too, since the practice mitigates the risks of climate change and ensures that we are leaving behind a healthy planet for future generations. 

If you want your own legacy to be on the right path, making such changes to your home might be on your to-do list. To help you accomplish these goals, here are 5 green renovations for your home to make it an eco-friendly space.  [Read more…]

Your kitchen is the heart of your house. It’s where you cook celebratory meals for that special birthday and where you sneak around for a little midnight snack. It’s your most important selling point in terms of investment in your house.  

Small or large, a well-presented kitchen can make or break your home sale. To that end, solid wood kitchen cabinets are the best option for storage in your kitchen.  

The most popular options include oak, maple, hickory, cherry, birch, ash and pine. Using reclaimed wood for sustainability has also become very popular.  [Read more…]

Are you in the market for a new fence for your lawn and back garden? Putting items together to begin the fencing project can be difficult, mainly when there are numerous materials to pick from.  As a result, it’s crucial to understand the many types of fencing materials, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. 

Let’s take a closer look at some of the elements that determine which fencing materials to use.  [Read more…]

Did you know that the air we breathe indoors is usually much more polluted  than the air outdoors? It may surprise you, but it’s true. In our homes, there are  certain products that can be harmful to us and to the air in the room. So, we  always look at the labels of what we buy, we prefer natural products and we  simply renew the air at home! When airing at home every day, even in winter.  And, in addition, we follow the 6 natural methods of the equipment that will  clean the air in your home. 

I purify my home once a month with Palo Santo, a natural product within  everyone’s reach, it is also known as sacred wood, this tree is native to South  America, it grows mainly in Ecuador and Peru, currently, it has become very  popular thanks to its many properties, it is proven that burning or using a little  palo santo in our home helps purify the air, eliminate bad energy and eliminate  viruses and bacteria. The shamans of the ancient Inca civilizations used the  palo santo for purification and healing of the wounded.  [Read more…]