1603 612 SIXTH STREET, New Westminster, BC
December 11th, 2022I just sold this Apartment/Condo at 1603 612 SIXTH STREET, New Westminster, BC Uptown NW.
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10 Holiday Gifts to Please Every Gardener on Your List
December 9th, 2022
Whether you’re looking to splurge on a loved one or need a small but thoughtful gift for an avid-gardener friend on your list, this guide is a good place to start your search. With 10 crowd-pleasing ideas to choose from, you can check off all the urban farmers and backyard bird watchers on your list in no time.1. Indoor-Garden Supplies
If your favorite gardener is stuck indoors with the seed ...
10 Simple Ways to Bring Order to a Small Kitchen
December 5th, 2022
Contrary to what you might think, you don’t need acres of counter space or dozens of drawers and cupboards to have an organized kitchen that’s a joy to cook in. If anything, a smaller kitchen can encourage you to streamline your stuff and live more simply. Check out these easy ways to restore order to your less-than-enormous kitchen. 1. Start With a Utensil Rack
Not only will it give you a p ...
1603 1603 612 SIXTH STREET, New Westminster, BC
December 3rd, 2022
I just finished uploading this Apartment/Condo for sale, 1603 1603 612 SIXTH STREET, New Westminster, BCThe Woodward Building. "Location plus" Heart of Uptown New Westminster -direct access to Royal City mall & transit. Expansive mountain and city views from this gracious North-East corner home. Windows galore, Generous sized rooms, large living dining-areas with gas fireplace and covered bal ...
To-Dos: Your December Home Checklist
December 2nd, 2022
With residents of cold regions experiencing or preparing for snow, plus all the holidays, December is a busy month. But with a little preparation (and some quiet time), you can savor the best of the season, whether it’s winter walks or hot cocoa. Check off these tasks for a less hectic, more harmonious month.Things to Check Off Your List in an Hour or Less
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How to Organize Your Bedroom on Nearly Any Budget
November 28th, 2022
Declutter and organize a bedroom with ideas that address your storage needs and work with your budgetby: Jeanne TaylorHouzz Contributor. Jeanne Taylor is a professional home organizer in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is the co-owner of Tailorly with her business partner Patricia Lee. Together they create beautiful homes through decluttering, organizing, and styling. For more information vis ...
110 2320 W 40TH AVENUE, Vancouver West, BC
November 27th, 2022I just sold this Apartment/Condo at 110 2320 W 40TH AVENUE, Vancouver West, BC Kerrisdale.
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20 New Coffee Table Books for the Design Lovers on Your List
November 25th, 2022
What better gift for the design mavens on your holiday list than a statement-making book of gorgeous interiors, architecture or gardens? Not only do their pages provide endless inspiration, but they’re also de rigueur for any well-styled coffee table or bookshelf. We’ve rounded up 20 tomes released this year that are sure to impress and delight. Happy holiday shopping!
For Would-Be Interior ...
How to Declutter Without Going Minimalist
November 23rd, 2022
Many people like the idea of living in a calm and clutter-free home but don’t want to go down the all-white, minimalist route. Here are some great storage ideas that will help you stay tidy while retaining those all-important personal touches that make your place feel more like a home and less like a show house.1. Go up the walls. In any home, a great rule to adopt is “declutter first, storag ...
Simplifying: How to Get Your Grown Kids’ Things Out of the House
November 21st, 2022
Many of my clients who are downsizing or simplifying have children who have moved out long ago, but somehow neglected to take 20-plus years of their belongings with them. Items I commonly see stored indefinitely at mom and dad’s include memorabilia from childhood, sports equipment from high school, textbooks and household items from college, musical instruments, old clothes, inherited heirloo ...