So here’s a question: how many hours do you spend in your office? Thirty-five, forty, maybe fifty hours a week? That’s more time than you spend in your bedroom, right? And yet most of us put more thought into picking out a sofa than we do about the space where we’re supposed to be doing our best work. I’ve been writing about interiors for over fifteen years now, celebrity homes mostly, and I’ve walked through some incredible spaces. But the offices? That’s where it gets interesting. Because unlike someone’s living room where they can hide the mess before I arrive, offices tell the truth. You can see it in people’s faces—the ones squinting under fluorescent lights, hunched over keyboards, wearing headphones just to think straight. The thing is, we’ve known for years that office design matters. But somewhere between the cubicle era and the open-plan revolution, we forgot to ask…

Look, your 30s hit differently. I don’t mean that in some inspirational poster kind of way. I mean you literally start spending money differently. The stuff that mattered when you were 25 – the bottle service, the festival tickets, that vintage band tee you bought drunk on Depop at 2 AM – it stops making sense. Your 30s are when you stop pretending you’re going to live forever and start acting like someone who actually has to exist in the same body, same life, same bank account for the next 50 years. So what are people actually buying when they hit this decade? Not what Instagram says they should buy. What they’re really prioritizing when the rent is due and retirement isn’t some abstract concept anymore. 8 Meaningful Purchases People Are Prioritising In Their 30s Here’s the thing about spending money in your 30s. It’s not about deprivation. It’s about…

Look, I get it. Your garage door isn’t exactly the most exciting thing in your house. It’s not the kitchen backsplash you spent three months picking out or that statement light fixture everyone compliments. But here’s the thing—it’s probably the largest moving object in your home. And if you’ve got kids running around or pets that think every opening is an invitation to explore, you need to pay attention. I’ve been writing about homes for over fifteen years now. Celebrity mansions, historic renovations, tiny house movements—you name it. But some of the scariest stories I’ve heard? They’re about garage doors. Not because the doors themselves are inherently dangerous, but because people just don’t think about them until something goes wrong. So let’s fix that. Why Garage Door Safety Matters for Every Household Your garage door goes up and down maybe ten, fifteen times a day if you’ve got a busy…

You know what nobody talks about when they buy a house? All the stuff you can’t see during the walkthrough. I’ve been writing about homes for over 15 years now and I can’t tell you how many homeowners I’ve met who obsess over granite countertops and paint colors but have no clue when their HVAC ducts were last cleaned. Or where their main water shut-off is. I get it though because I was the same way when I bought my first place. Spent hours picking out light fixtures and completely ignored the fact that my attic had basically zero ventilation. These hidden systems are running 24/7 in your house right now. Some of them you never see. Some you walk past every day without a second thought. But here’s the thing – when they fail, they fail big. We’re talking flooded basements, electrical fires, thousand-dollar repair bills. So let’s walk…