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There’s something special about bunk beds. Whether it’s the comfort of sharing a room with a sibling or turning it into your personal fort, double-decker beds are a thing of joy when you’re a child. Now, with the growing popularity of adult bunk beds, we can carry some of that joy into adulthood, too.

The candle holder or candlestick has been around for centuries. It’s believed that the first candleholder was made in 400 B.C. There’s also the contention that the candlestick evolved from the beeswax used by the ancient Egyptians in illuminating their way at night. 

Buckets are a type of watertight container which have many uses. Traditionally buckets would have a circular footprint and a rim that is wider than the base to give the bucket a shape which is a cross between a cylinder and a cone.

For cleaning indoor floor surfaces, brooms offer a good alternative to vacuums, as they aren’t noisy, don’t require electricity or batteries, and are lightweight and easy to use. They also take up less storage space than vacuums and can be used on outdoor surfaces too. Learn all about the many types of brooms here.

Most types of benches are intended for outdoor use, though there are some which can be used inside the home. Here we look at the many types of benches in circulation today.

For several decades white has been considered as the only color option for painting ceilings in homes, but this is a design feature that is being increasingly challenged by interior decorators. Instead, some people are choosing to paint their ceilings the same color as the walls, and it is a trend that is slowly catching on.

Space heaters are often used to create additional heat in homes and offices during winter months, but they have a reputation for being noisy, expensive to run, bulky, and unattractive. They can also get in the way of a space, or mean you have to rearrange your furniture to fit them in.

Water leaking from your bathroom exhaust fan may be one of the first signs you get that you’re facing a bigger problem. You may notice that the leaking is even more pronounced when it rains or as the ice thaws in spring. Your best bet is to get to the bottom of what is causing the problem and to resolve it fast.

This is a surprisingly common question, and there’s a clear reason why. Baths are a wonderful everyday luxury. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of soaking in a hot bath after a long day. Sadly, that feeling of relaxation can quickly be replaced by disappointment. If your bathtub isn’t deep enough to hold the volume of water you need to really lounge and get submerged, you may as well settle for a shower. Fortunately, there are ways that you can make your existing bathtub deeper.

For a novel interior decorator, a dream come true goes something like this: someone walks in, hands them a blank check, and tells them to furnish an empty house. Unfortunately, this is not the kind of client you usually get until you are very well-established and working with the rich and famous.

A lot of homeowners opt for pre-made shower bases, like shower pans, instead of installing tiles because of the benefits they provide. Aside from being inexpensive, they are also easy to install. Plus, you can pick from a variety of materials such as cast iron and acrylic.

They say that time is gold. And in today’s fast-paced world, every minute counts. For most people, the bathroom is that part of the house where they get to spend a substantial amount of time. It can be said that time spent in the bathroom can go by quickly. This leaves many wondering if they should put a clock in the bathroom.