How to be an insider: transforming your home for work, play and relaxation
Want to make your home feel a bit more expansive? Learn how to ‘zone’ your interior spaces, as the experts do. Here, Sarah Taaffe-Maguire asks three Irish interior designers for their practical tips on optimising your space for WFH, exercise, home-schooling and, of course, Netflix
Rearranging furniture is one simple solution. It’s a great way of refreshing a space that you’ve grown tired of now that you’re looking at it 24/7. Don’t stress about the new arrangement being a thing of beauty: the main thing is to make living easier for the next while. Consider moving furniture into or out of the room you’re spending most time in. Perhaps you’re not using an armchair, which could be stored in a...
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