MAKE ONE CHANGE IN YOUR HOME
Join in and pledge to take up the National Home Improvement Month challenge of refurbishing one room this April to ensure you love the home that you live in, prizes are available for the most exceptional home improvement transformation. So pick up a paint roller, a screw driver or lawnmower and head down to your local DIY store this April to start your very own home improvement journey.
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So where best should people look to #MakeOneChange? According to the research, it’s the kitchen – for many, the heart of the home – that people would most like to improve, with 20% of those surveyed choosing this first and foremost. Bedroom and bathroom shared the runners-up spot (17% each) with the living room in fourth (13%). Amongst those aged under-25 however, the bedroom is the number-one home improvement hotspot (25%) with bathroom (21%) and kitchen (12%) bringing up the rear, perhaps reflecting differing priorities when it comes to time well-spent.
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Join in and pledge to take up the National Home Improvement Month challenge of refurbishing one room this April to ensure you love the home that you live in, prizes are available for the most exceptional home improvement transformation. So pick up a paint roller, a screw driver or lawnmower and head down to your local DIY store this April to start your very own home improvement journey.
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#MAKEONECHANGEOur challenge this NHIM is for you to #makeonechange in your home this April. We want you to love your home as much as possible, because how you feel in your house can have a huge impact on your life. Adding curtains that you get a better nights sleep; building in windows that allow more natural light to flood the rooms; or even constructing extra storage to help you declutter. All of these small changes can make a big difference.
Interior Design Blogger Jen Stanbrook’s top tip on making one change is to add colour into your life: “Colour has a huge impact on the look of your home so take a room, or even just one wall and add a bright splash of colour. You’ll be amazed at the difference this one small change can make.” |
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SPRING INTO ACTIONAs the warm rays of the summer sun become an approaching reality rather than a distant dream - embark on some long-awaited home improvement projects while the weather is on our side.
Starting home improvements in spring is the best way to prepare for an eventful summer, prepare our gardens with lush greenery and make flourishing permanent changes. Spring as a season refers to resurrection and growth, so for anyone looking to make improvements this would be the best time to spring into action with National Home Improvement Month this April. |
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GET IT DONE!We’ve all been there – Six months into a home renovation project and we’ve only been able to procrastinate doing those niggly little jobs that need doing. So much so that research shows that 41% of to-do list items are destined to never get ticked off and we often leave jobs without finishing them.
By having meaningful goals and projects you can immerse yourself in improving your home, increase feelings of happiness and help you to feel content knowing the job is done. Use National Home Improvement Month to motivate you to finally make that one small change and tick it off your list! |
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GEORGINA BURNETT
So many people lead busy and often stressful lives, so the emotional benefits of improving your home environment are immeasurable. We all need a home that supports our day to day living.
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JULIA KENDELL
Making home improvements can be addictive but it can also become overwhelming if there’s too much to do, that’s why the aim of National Home Improvement Month is simply to encourage people to Make One Change.
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