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So, you’re looking for a new home, but you’re not sure where to start. There are three main paths that you can go down when you are looking for a fresh new start with your home. Here they are. The Housing Market This is obviously the most common thing for people to do. The housing market gives you a degree of safety and security. We all know that buying a home is a long and boring process. But you know that at the end of it, you will be able to move into a home that is perfect for you. This is what most people choose to do if they don’t want to do any practical work to the property. It’s something that people love. There are alternative options if you don’t want to go down the conventional estate agent route though. For example, you could have a look at what properties can be found at housing auctions. Auctions can be great places to pick up bargains if you’re trying to work on a relatively small budget. And you can often find unusual or strange homes at auctions. So, it’s definitely...

Homeowners often decide to introduce antique design features into their property. Whether it is to retain a part of the original home design, as is the case in older period properties, or to introduce a new centrepiece in a contemporary property, it is always worth putting a bit of effort into researching the time period that you are aiming to emulate. Whilst there are a variety of ways that you can introduce antique design to your home, a fireplace is one of the best. The below infographic, provided by Thornhill Galleries , explains the history of antique fireplaces. It explains the kinds of architecture you can expect to see throughout the centuries and can be an instrumental tool in helping you choose the right period piece for your home. Whether you are looking to add a touch of the Renaissance to your home, or prefer the Pompeii inspired Georgian look, this infographic explains these designs and more. Which one will you choose?

So you've decided to put together a man cave of your own. Why should Bruce Wayne have the coolest man cave around? Well, for starters, he's Batman. Also, he is a lot richer and smarter and cooler than you. Oh, and he isn't real, and so doesn't have to work with real-world constraints. So forget about Bruce Wayne. You are never going to have a man cave like his. But you can still do pretty well for yourself without the need to become a reclusive billionaire. First, you are going to need a room to renovate. Have you considered the attic ? Provided you have the right kind of space, you are going to need to add a few pieces of tech that are essential to every man cave makeover. Here are three: A Genius Box They used to call the television an idiot box. In part, because of its idiotic content. Also, a person had to be an idiot to waste so many hours of their life in front of a television. But the real idiot is the person who cannot see and utilize the many benefits of having...

Our modern society is increasingly consuming oil, gas, and coal at an alarming rate, which is harming the environment. Renewable sources of energy like solar power are becoming alternatives to get our energy needs met. Solar power, which refers to energy that comes from the sun, is an energy source that is made naturally on a daily basis. The sun has been producing energy for billions of years. It is the building block of sustaining life on Earth. It is renewable, unlike fossil fuels, and is much better for the environment. New developments in technology have focused on harnessing the sun’s energy for use in the home since it doesn’t produce any pollutants. There are limitations, however, since sunlight received by Earth is dependent on several factors. It can depend on the location, as well the time of day, the time of year, and, of course, the weather. Here are some more interesting facts about solar power. 1.) Energy from the sun is free and everywhere! Even though the sun is mil...

Welding projects can be challenging, but they can also be a lot of fun. If you like hands-on projects that allow you to create new things, welding could be just the thing for you. And with the right setup and preparation, you can even enjoy welding right in the comfort of your own garage. Despite how great welding projects can be, though, they can also pose several dangers to your health and wellbeing. To ensure your safety, continue reading for a few tips that will keep you safe during any DIY welding job. Wear a Helmet The right helmet that is specifically made for welding and that fits your head perfectly will protect your entire face from any flying particles, as well as all of the sparks that you will end up creating. Plus, because you will be creating radiation as you weld, you need a welding helmet that is designed to protect your delicate eyes from this damaging radiation. Cover All Exposed Skin Any skin that is exposed during a welding project will be susceptible to the damag...