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4 Ways To Make The Most of Your Space

  • December 11, 2019
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Whether you rent or own, live in a house or an apartment, having somewhere to live feels like you’ve made it. No matter what it looked like when you moved in, you’ve managed to make it yours, but you still might not be enjoying your home as much as you’d hoped. 

 

Your house should be a place where you can unwind and relax after a long day at work or school, so it only makes sense for you to do everything you can to love living there, just like you once did. If you’re unsure of how to do this, here are 4 ways to get the most from your home. 

 

Have Fun

 

It’s your house, and you can do what you want, so don’t forget to have fun whenever the desire strikes. You can transform your living room into a makeshift movie theater, or you can treat you and your partner to a night on the tiles without leaving the house with some stay-at-home date ideas that can bring back the love and save you some money. 

 

Remember the Good Things

 

It’s easy to look at your home after living there a while and see everything wrong with it. The paint is a little chipped, the backyard isn’t as lush as it once was, and any extra space you had when you moved in has now become the de facto drop-off point for everything that doesn’t have a proper place. 

 

However, while this may require your attention, so to do the great things about the home. Think about how much you love the furniture, how you’ve managed to perfect the lighting so that it’s soft but not too soft. It’s important to make the changes you want, but it’s equally important to be grateful for what you have. 

 

Live in the Moment

 

There’s probably a box of delicate and expensive gifts you’ve brought home from your travels that are just begging for you to get them out, but you don’t think it’s the right time. Well, when is the right time? Don’t save these fancy candles or plates for guests, and instead embrace everything you’ve done to make this the perfect home. You’ll be surprised at how fresh everything feels when you forget about saving things for the right time because there’s no time like the present. 

 

But Also Think About the Future

 

That being said, you should also remember to think about the future. Consider where you want to be in five years, or even tomorrow. It’s good to be house proud, so keeping your home in excellent condition means less of a job later on, while you can also plan any extensions or renovations and make changes to house accordingly before starting. 

 

A Happy Home and A Happy Heart

 

Your home is your kingdom (or queendom, of course), so it only makes sense to make it the most satisfying and tranquil place in the world. Once you’ve managed this, you won’t come back every day dreading a pile of dishes or vacuuming, but instead be able to kick back and relax and enjoy everything about your home, falling in love with it all over again. 

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Danasia Fantastic founded TheUrbanRealist in early spring 2013. She loves good cocktails, great conversation and doing what she wants.

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