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Starting a New Build Garden? Here’s my biggest advice... (opens the original)
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I remember the complete fear when stepping outside to see a blank rectangle of turf (or mud) and very little else. I quickly started to imagine patios, borders, trees, and flower beds. But how on earth do I get this patch to that? And the temptation to do everything now is oh so real! But the truth is, and the biggest thing I have learnt after building 2 new build gardens is this : the best gardens grow slowly!Honestly!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/im
3 Easy ways to instantly upgrade your New Build Lighting (opens the original)
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There’s nothing more daunting than replacing the boring, basic, cheap lighting the developer lovingly leaves in your brand new home. Lighting plays a huge part in creating a warm, welcoming home and yet it’s often one of the last things we address as we decorate a new build. But even small changes to your lighting can completely transform a room, making it feel like a warm, layered, and welcoming space.💡 Good lighting sets the mood, highlights textures, and creates a sense of home.So, before you
The Reality of New Build Soil (opens the original)
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New build soil has a bit of a bad reputation. It’s often compacted, low in nutrients and guaranteed to be full of surprising bits of rubble. You might think the soil can’t be saved, but the good news is this: Soil improves surprisingly quickly when you garden in it! This is the soil I inherited not once, but twice! And it’s not just new builds that suffer poor soil. Many properties have poor soil through lack of maintenance and care. Whilst the list of problems might allude its a losing battle,
Hello Autumn Home to do list! (opens the original)
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Just as expected, as soon as the crisp autumn breeze started to arrive, my attention has left my manicured lawn, bustling flower beds and garden wish list, and drifted towards the never ending to do list in my new build home. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height=
10 Things I’ve Learned Decorating New Builds (opens the original)
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When we moved into our first new build, I remember standing in the middle of the living room thinking it felt… a bit cold. Not physically cold — but visually. Clean, modern, and bright, but missing the warmth and character that makes a house feel like home. Over the years I’ve lived in a few new build properties, and each time I’ve slowly learned what actually helps soften them and make them feel more welcoming.Here are some of the things that have made the biggest difference.<a class="image-lin
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