Monday Market Update: Wintry Ways To Enjoy Your Home In The Rain
The rain might try to stop you – but there is much you can do even when the skies aren’t blue!
What a January! As the cold and wet weather defines most of this month, you may find your home improvement plans and projects have been put on hold. If you’re looking for ways to enjoy your space and make the most of these indoor days, we have discovered three articles to inspire you with warmth, productivity and simplification.
20 Products for People Who Are Always Cold | HGTV
We all know ‘that’ person – the one who is always cold no matter how high the heat is or how many layers they have on! This new read from HGTV is a product list of home and personal items to help you stay cozy no matter how it looks & feels outside. Some fun finds are aromatherapy slippers with heatable insoles, a countertop towel warmer and a smart mug that keeps your drink temperature consistent. These ideas are cool (but not too ‘cool!’) gifts for winter birthdays too.
10 House Projects You Can Still Complete on a Rainy Day | Bob Vila
If anyone can help us keep our home projects moving rain or shine, it’s none other than Bob Vila. We like this simple slideshow style article that reminds us of what we CAN do regardless of the weather – from changing air filters, to cleaning your dishwasher (yes – that’s a thing!) to checking the dryer vent. Some of the tips are for safety, some are just for fun – but all will make a noticeable difference in your to-do list.
The 'Ski Slope Method' of Organizing Is for Anyone Who Feels Overwhelmed by Clutter | Real Simple
You don’t have to hit the slopes to conquer them! Licensed therapist-turned-interior-designer Anita Yokota has a method of home organization that helps you master the mountain of clutter by traversing the room. You literally choose one room at a time and work your way from side to side – because heading straight downhill isn’t helpful in any situation.
How are you staying warm, dry and inspired this season? As we all enjoy the comfort in our homes – may we remember there are many who are not so lucky. If you are able, there are high community needs for food, blankets and coats. Volunteers are needed and Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is a great place to start!
All my best,
Bobbi Decker
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