Innehållsförteckning för February 2021 från Your Home

While Christmas and the January sales are a lot of fun, they can take quite the toll on your bank balance! That’s why we’re here with our money-saving special – we’ve crammed this issue full of creative ideas and bargain buys that prove you can still have a stylish home even when cash is tight. From 30 easy updates under £30 (p42) to cheap and cheerful meal ideas (p100), we’ve got loads of thrifty tricks to help your funds go further. This month I’ve cast an extra keen eye over our home office makeovers (from p24) – as I’m currently redoing my own! I’ve pinched lots of clever, cost-cutting hacks myself, and if you’re working from home, I hope you find them just as inspiring. Elsewhere we also take tours…

DRESSING ROOM DREAMS My partner and I recently purchased our first home and we’re in the process of decorating the house to our taste. I’ve adopted one of the spare bedrooms and turned it into a dressing room for myself. We painted the walls white and replaced the old brown carpet with some oak-effect laminate to freshen up the room. I purchased the dressing table and chair from Amazon and the plant from B&Q. This is my new favourite space! Olivia Matthes-Buck, by email Your Home says What a gorgeous space you’ve created, Olivia. We love the minimalist feel and that pink chair is a great find!…

We’re all used to watching the pennies, but never more so than at the start of a new year. As well as budgeting, cutting back on nonessentials and reducing food waste, there are other ways to plough the pounds back into your pocket. We take a look at how you can get cash back on everything from daily shopping trips to bigger splurges. GET MORE MONEY BACK Maximise your earnings with these top tips: ■ While they are free to join, you may be asked if you want to pay for a premium account. You don’t have to, so resist the temptation. ■ Look out for bonus returns if you get friends or family to join via the site’s referral service. ■ There may be the chance to earn more…

When Kiara and Chris Bennett found themselves regularly working from home, both were desperate for an office. However, finding space in their three-bedroom South London home was never going to be easy. ‘Our boys, Luca and Lorenz, are still young enough to share a bedroom, so Chris bagged the spare room, as he takes a lot of conference calls, and I was left with the kitchen table,’ says Kiara. Despite being a recipe writer, it was far from an ideal workspace, so she was soon on the lookout for a more permanent setting; she found it right next to her makeshift desk, in the form of a cold, damp, draughty lean-to. STEP ONE The small brick lean-to had been tacked onto the house by a previous owner and, thanks to…

For flowers without the fuss, check out everlasting dried displays – buy ready-made bouquets for an instant arrangement or, like Lisa, gather dried stems from the garden. Spray-painted cans and containers make inexpensive desk tidies and can be finished to suit your scheme. Lisa chose metallic shades to offset brown and blush tones. Wall stickers are a great way to instantly brighten up walls or introduce a theme – they can also be easily removed when you fancy a change. STEP THREE When it came to furnishing the room, Lisa already had the perfect desk in mind. ‘I originally bought my £95 Habitat table for the hallway, but when it proved too big I decided to keep it anyway – which was just as well, as it’s no longer available…

A cooker should last for years to come, so it needs to be durable, high-quality and suited to you to ensure it’s a worthy investment. But before you go ahead and splash the cash, check out our must-read advice on what to consider before you buy. First and foremost, you should begin your search by deciding whether you want a gas or an electric cooker. In general, gas cookers tend to be less costly, which makes them more appealing if you’re on a tight budget, but an electric oven will give you more control over temperatures and cooking areas. However, although the initial investment is more expensive, a good compromise would be a dual-fuel cooker as this can use gas and electric so you get the best of both worlds.…

Bagno floor-mounted bath spout with hand shower, £1,495, BagnoDesign. Neptune Chichester large countertop washstand painted in Shell including basins, £1,315; Neptune Chichester mirror painted in Shell, £290; Subway wall-hung rimless WC and soft close seat, £649; Concealed cistern frame and flush plate in Brushed Chrome, £360, all Villeroy & Boch. Wall-mounted basin mixers, £1,342; Neptune Brunswick warm white shade wall lights, £106; BagnoDesign toilet roll holder, £30; panelling paint in Neptune’s Shale and walls in Neptune’s Shell, £38 for 2.5L each; Clearwater free-standing bath, £2,245, all Hawk Kitchens & Bathrooms. Adur curved radiator in polished stainless steel, £578, JIS. Brick-slip wall tiles, £55.50 per sq m, Brick Slips. Westminster smoked oak wood-effect floor tiles, £50 per sq m, BC Ceramics. 1.2m sheets moisture-resistant tongue and groove primed MDF, £46; 26mm…

MAGAZINE FILES Keep notebooks and paperwork in order with co-ordinating magazine files SHOPPING LIST  Magazine file holder (25 x 10 x 31cm) Tracing paper Pencil Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch multi-purpose paint in Bright Yellow, Duck Egg Blue and Candy Pink Rust-Oleum Chalky Finish furniture paint in Cocoa Paintbrushes in a range of sizes 1 Print out the template at yourhomestyle.uk, then take a sheet of tracing paper and trace over the lines using a soft pencil to create a neat but bold line. 2 Position the pencil template over the magazine file, using just the top section of the pattern – the top arrow should point to the hole in the file. Tape into position, with the pencil lines facing inwards. Draw over the lines in pencil to transfer the pattern…

A quick, easy, and pleasingly affordable way to add character to your room, faux panelling is a project you can complete in a long weekend. With some cheap and cheerful supplies and a few standard DIY tools, you can transform a plain wall into one with a touch of Georgian elegance. The best thing about this method is that it requires no drilling or even hammering – with the right glue, you can simply stick the moulding in place. We just love the neutral finish of this calming bedroom, but the creative possibilities are endless once your panelling is in place – you could fill the centre of the panels with a beautiful wallpaper, paint the raised moulding in a contrasting colour (a neon is especially fun) or simply opt…

When Emily and Sam Waddington started to decorate and furnish their new home near Harrogate, it was Sam who spent hours browsing interiors shops and studying paint colours to find shades that would work in their new home. ‘I took a graphic design course at university and that creative side went into interiors,’ says Sam. ‘Emily enjoys that side of things too, but it’s me who has the real passion for it. I love great design and new ideas and I’m always on the lookout for things that are a bit different.’ The couple had already renovated a two-bedroom terraced house in Ilkley by the time they moved to the outskirts of Harrogate, so were in need of a new decorating challenge. ‘It was a natural step to take on…

‘I love collecting vintage and art from my travels to South America, West Indies, The Caribbean, Europe, southern Africa and Australia.’ Hildah Jiah’s passion for all things vintage began with childhood keepsakes from her native Zimbabwe. A frequent shopper at local vintage fairs, car boots, antique emporiums and charity shops, she has created a colourful, quirky interior at her Hertfordshire home. With an eye for unique artwork and vintage floral homewares, Hildah adores shades of pink, green and grey. ‘They are gentle and relaxing tones to live with,’ she says. ‘I am drawn to vintage collectables that have a history and a story to tell.’ Since moving from London 16 years ago, Hildah outgrew her previous house in St Albans and in 2012 began looking for a new, larger home…

3 ways with... Jerusalem artichokes Make the most of this root vegetable’s sweet, nutty flavour with these dishes * For a warming Jerusalem artichoke soup, heat 1 tbsp butter in a large pan and fry 1 chopped onion until soft. Add 2 chopped garlic cloves and sauté for 1 minute. Add 800g peeled and chopped Jerusalem artichokes and 1 litre vegetable stock. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 45 minutes to an hour. With a hand blender, purée the soup. Season and serve. * To make an easy chicken tray bake, heat the oven to 180°C/Gas Mark 4 and rub 4 chicken breasts with butter and season. Peel and chop 300g Jerusalem artichokes and toss with 1 tbsp olive oil in a roasting tin. Grate the zest of 1…

Hygge home Create that hygge feeling you’ve been dreaming of with Woodwarm Stoves. Cosy, charming and guaranteed to set off a sequence of ‘wows’ from friends and family, Woodwarm’s stoves are accessible even if you don’t have a chimney. All you need is a flue, which can be fitted through either a wall or a roof. As we all move towards making more sustainable decisions in our homes, Woodwarm’s new Fireview is our top pick. Certified EcoDesign Ready, which ensures it adheres to European standards on air pollution and particulate emissions, you can keep warm safe in the knowledge that it’s not at the expense of the environment. Available in five sophisticated shades, the Fireview is priced from £1,296. Smart as a button Do you want the convenience of smart…

Hannah Adams and her husband, Tom, bought their three-bed semi-detached house in Hove in 2017 with the intention of improving it to make a profit. Although it was in reasonable condition and close to the station and seafront, it didn’t spark joy. ‘It had no personality but would have been completely out of our price range if the work had already been done,’ says Hannah. The couple – who now have a three-year old son, Archie – stayed with Tom’s parents nearby for nearly three months while their house was transformed as they were told that the job would be cheaper – and quicker – if there were no belongings in the house. In the meantime, builders stripped and replastered walls, boxed in exposed pipes and opened up the kitchen…

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How to… save money on your weekly food shop We all know never to go food shopping when hungry because we’ll come out with double the amount we intended to buy. But what other clever hacks can you introduce to save a pretty penny? Follow these top tips and you’ll be a money-saving mogul in no time... If you’re an eagle-eyed bargain hunter, you’ll already know about the yellow sticker. Most supermarkets have dedicated times when they start to reduce prices on soon-to-go-out-of-date items. Discounts often start in the morning and they gradually get bigger throughout the day, with 7pm seeming to be the best time for big savings. We’re talking up to 75 per cent off items that are still in perfectly good condition! Forget big names and buy…

Mini trend: Beautiful bouclé After a turbulent 2020, people are becoming more and more drawn towards textures and materials that provide cosiness and comfort – and there couldn’t be a better fit than bouclé. This looped textile was at its height of popularity in 1948, when American architect and interior designer Florence Knoll requested a chair that she could ‘really curl up in’; this inspired the design for the Womb Chair made in the classic bouclé fabric. But this trend isn’t only limited to chairs, you can welcome the comforting textile into your home with a variety of other soft furnishings too, including throws, cushions, rugs and curtains. Zero-waste décor Replacing single-use items with sustainable alternatives is an important consideration for many consumers, especially for anyone who has recently seen…

SHOPPING LIST Leyland Trade colour-matched 350ml tester pots, £3.99 each, Decorating Centre Online. Metod 60 x 60 x 37cm wall units, £19 each; Laxviken doors, £30 each; Alex drawer units, £55 each; Hilver bamboo support leg, £13; Kvissle wall newspaper rack; £15, Billsbro handles, £4 for two, all IKEA. Handles sprayed with Rust-Oleum Universal Multi-Surface spray paint in Gold, £15 per 400ml, B&Q. Wall file labels, from £1.25 each, Home Label Collection. Moduleo Impress Laurel oak flooring, £32.99 per sq m, Steve’s Carpets. Primrose dining armchair in Forest Green with Natural/Gold Tip legs, £119 each, Cult Furniture. Swansea sideboard, £279.99; Burano Gypsum pendant light, £59.99, both Beliani. Antigua window shutters, £142, Simon Paul Shutters. Bamboo linen rack, £29, Tikamoon. Searchlight Sphere floor lamp, £95, Pagazzi. Warren round mirror, £33, Maisons…

Redecorating your home is pricey, right? Wrong! Or at least it doesn’t have to break the bank with our money-saving tips and expert guidance. In this round-up, you’ll find lots of simple, low-cost ways to refresh your space, such as upcycling furniture, painting tiles and do-it-yourself ideas. So, read on for 12 ways to update your décor with affordable pieces that don’t skimp on style or quality. Switch up SOFT FURNISHINGS If buying a new sofa is out of the question at the moment, then that doesn’t mean you can’t change up the style and colours of your soft furnishings in the meantime. You can find so many bargain cushions and throws in high street stores like Dunelm, Wilko and TK Maxx. Or go for these cosy accessories from George…

Circulaire fan This type of fan can reduce cooking time by up to 20 per cent. The consistent circulation means you can cook different things at the same time without a crossover of flavours. Conventional heating This kind of oven has two heating elements that warm the air inside the oven and cook food by blanketing it in a layer of heat. Usually an inexpensive option. Minute minder A timer on your oven that will ring when the set cooking time is up. Catalytic liners These are rough surfaces inside an oven that are designed to catch and break down food spills so that you don’t get a build-up of grease and grime while cooking. Ceramic hob These hobs have heating elements underneath a glass surface that warm up and…

Sharing a bathroom with a partner means accommodating each other’s tastes and preferences while ensuring you can both move around comfortably when using it at the same time. Choose and carefully position fixtures to suit the available space, maximise storage with built-in furniture, and work out ways to give yourselves a degree of privacy when you need it, as well as how you can enjoy relaxing in the room together. PRACTICAL MATTERS ‘Balance your practical needs like applying make-up and shaving alongside the right level of accent lighting. Keep it simple: pair ceiling spotlights with classic-style wall lights that will not only complement your furniture, but also provide task lighting for essential personal grooming and beautification.’ James Stevenson, Creative Director at Imperial Bathrooms TUB TO SHARE ‘Double-ended designs are the…

Creating a cosy bedroom scheme all starts with the bed, but what if yours is looking a little tired? Rather than replacing it, reupholster your existing frame in plush velvet fabric for a high-end finish at the fraction of the cost. Ours took less than a day to complete, so you could be sleeping soundly in your stylish new bed the same night. You will need * Heavyweight upholstery fabric (see instructions for details) * Tape measure * Aluminium ruler * Pro staple gun * Fabric scissors * Multi-head cordless screwdriver * Long-arm hex key set 1 To calculate the amount of fabric you will need, measure the height and width of each section of the bed and then add 10cm extra around each edge, as shown. Use these measurements…

Q We’re planning an extension for our kitchen that will include roof windows. We’ve heard they can be quite loud when it rains. Any tips for preventing this? Anita Parmar, Gloucester A Jonathan Hey, founder and CEO of Aliwood Roof Lanterns, says… People often find the rain to be particularly noisy when their roof window or lantern is improperly fitted. It’s essential for the area around the window to be insulated properly, rather than simply relying on the insulation of the window itself. You could also invest in noise-reducing glazing. A single-glazed roof window will not fare well under heavy rain or hail. Double, or even triple, glazing will not only help to mitigate unwanted noise but will increase the value of your home, too! Finally, we come to blinds.…

WE ARE Emily Waddington, who works for a kitchen company, husband, Sam, a manager with British Gas, and children Isabella, five, and Frankie, two. OUR HOME IS A four-bedroom Victorian terraced house in Harrogate. I LEARNT THAT You have to be organised and have at least one room where you can escape to at the end of the day MY FAVOURITE ROOM IS The bathroom – we love the free-standing bath. OUR BIGGEST CHALLENGE Was picking up where the previous owners had left off, and making their ideas work with our own.…

WE ARE Hildah Jiah, a Consultant Nurse working in the NHS, and my 10-year-old daughter, Olu. MY HOME is a three-bedroom, end-of-terrace period property in St Albans, Hertfordshire. The property was built in the 1920s and we’ve lived here for eight years. MY TOP TIP IS to start off with a small project to upcycle and don’t spend a lot on paint – I always use leftover paint or sample pots. Spend time on the preparation and sanding to ensure you have a clean surface. I always paint two coats and use sandpaper once the paint is dry to get that distressed look. Use beeswax to protect the surface. MY STYLE IS Eclectic, colourful, vintage and maximalist. I buy things that I like or catch my eye regardless of their…

WE ARE Joanne Hepburn (@semi_in_ suburbia), 42, a stay-at-home mum, my husband, Michael, 43, director of a town planning consultancy, our two children, Annabelle, nine, and Will, six, and Sadie, our cockapoo. OUR HOME IS a four-bedroom, 1930s semi in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. MY BEST BARGAIN Is our ex-display bed from John Lewis, which cost a third of the full price. SHOPS I LOVE Are Homesense for storage baskets, IKEA for picture frames and rugs, and Wayfair for affordable alternatives to high-end designs. TO RELAX I bake with the children or do gardening – I also love a declutter so everything has its place.…

Sausage and cannellini bean casserole YOU WILL NEED ✔ 1 tbsp olive oil ✔ 8 reduced-fat pork sausages ✔ 1 onion, finely chopped ✔ 1 celery stick, finely chopped ✔ 1 carrot, peeled and finely chopped ✔ 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped ✔ 400g tin chopped tomatoes ✔ 400ml chicken stock ✔ 1 tsp smoked paprika ✔ 400g tin cannellini beans, drained and rinsed ✔ 100g sliced greens DIRECTIONS ■ Heat the oil in a large, lidded frying pan or flameproof casserole dish over a medium-high heat. Add the sausages and cook for 5 minutes, turning frequently, until browned all over. Remove from the pan and set aside. ■ Add the onion, celery, carrot and garlic to the pan. Cook over a medium-high heat for 10 minutes until soft and…

Club tropicana I thought I’d share what my daughter and granddaughter achieved during lockdown. Olivia, who’s nine, chose this vibrant tropical wallpaper and helped her mum to paper her bedroom wall. She decorated the lampshade with cut-out birds and painted the leaf picture with tester pots. The finishing touches were LED lights and faux plants and, to top it off, I painted the palm tree! Sue Wood, by email Your Home says This must have been such a fun family project over lockdown, Sue, and the results are incredible. The tropical theme was a fabulous choice! Painting perfect Home and lifestyle magazines were never my thing, but standing in longer supermarket queues these days, my eye was drawn to Your Home October. It’s been a really enjoyable read. I was…

Paying a professional to redecorate can be a costly expense. But instead of getting someone in to hang your wallpaper or retile your bathroom, why not give it a go yourself? Read on to find out how much you can save on labour costs. Save money with DIY LAY VINYL FLOORING A big DIY job that you might be surprised you can do without the help of a professional is laying vinyl flooring. The paid labour for this usually takes between one to three days, costing about £100-£200 per day. FIT A NEW KITCHEN WORKTOP The labour cost for fitting a new worktop will depend on the material you choose, with laminate being the cheapest and quickest to install whereas quartz, granite, marble and ceramic will take longer and be…

SHOPPING LIST Woodwork painted in Lamp Black intelligent eggshell, £32 per litre; walls painted in Slaked Lime Dark absolute matt emulsion, £47 per 2.5L, both Little Greene. Cole & Son Woods and Stars wallpaper, £85 per roll, Wallpaperdirect. Milano Aruba slim electric vertical double designer radiator in Anthracite, £334.95, BestHeating. 4mm toughened glass panes, £40 each, Catford Glass. Vintage painted table, £65; wooden apple crates, £10 each; Kilim cushion, £13.99, all eBay. 80 x 60cm white stretched canvas, £8, Hobbycraft. Chalkboard spray paint in Black Matt, £8.49 per 400ml, Plastikote. Hahn Metro 51cm chrome wall rail and hooks, £21.99; Tidy Tote rope basket with handles, £19.99; wooden spoon set, £2.99; kitchen scissors, £6.99 per pair; natural fibre mix dish brush head, £1.99; cotton tea towels, £4.99 per pair; recipe books,…

Despite having lived in their three-bedroom, Kent home with daughters, Milly and Daisy, for nearly two years, Lisa, 44, and Graham Thompson, 49, had never quite got around to decorating their dated dining room. ‘When we first moved in, our priority was a large kitchen-diner extension, so, with the dining room pretty much redundant and more pressing updates required elsewhere, it was far too easy for it to just become a dumping ground,’ explains Lisa. However, having opted to work from home, her attention soon turned to the dining room when looking for much-needed workspace. STEP ONE Lisa’s first task was to strip the room of its drab wallpaper and dingy carpet. ‘Sadly, removing the old painted wood chip paper took its toll on the ageing plaster – especially around…

Give your home a spruce-up without lifting a finger! Refresh your existing décor the purse-friendly way with a few on-trend key pieces – we’ve tracked down the most stylish must-haves for every room, and all for £30 and under.…

Bathtime bliss Create a spacious, minimalist bathroom with Matki’s range of contemporary bath screens. Forget old-fashioned, soggy shower curtains, bath screens are a practical and aesthetically pleasing way of keeping shower spray to a minimum. Matki’s bath screens are designed with functionality in mind, offering leakproof seals and easily manoeuvrable panels that can move inward or outward. There are five metal finishes to choose from including polished nickel and gold, and you can even opt for an unconventional bronze tinted glass for an ultra-luxe look. All-time dry There’s nothing better than the feeling of a soft, fluffy towel when you step out of the shower. Made from the purest Egyptian cotton, Hampton and Astley’s new Indulgently Thick range is designed to be extra thick and luxurious – you won’t want…

WHO LIVES HERE? Lisa Barton, a Consultant Headteacher, lives here with her husband Gerry, Director of timber company chilterntimber.co.uk. The house is a five-bed built in the nineties in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT THE ROOM? I love the textured brick-slip wall tiles behind the bath as they add depth and character to the room. I also love the French-style mirror – it looks like an open window and fills the room with light. WHAT WAS WRONG WITH YOUR OLD BATHROOM? The previous bathroom was dated as it was put in when the house was built in the nineties. The coral tiles strutted out over the arch wall that surrounded the conventional bath with dark wooden panelling and a white fan-shaped pedestal basin.…

This month’s projects will help you unleash your creativity and save money. First, brighten your office space by transforming bargain plant pots, lampshades and magazine files with a geometric upgrade. Next, sew a stylish lunch bag – you’ll never need to buy a meal deal again! Give your bed a new lease of life by reupholstering it with our simple tutorial. And finally, add period charm to your home with faux panelling.…

For bedroom storage with a sleek finish, go for a modern bedside table in fresh white Create a chic shelving display with monochrome accessories Complete an industrial-look dining area with retro metal dining chairs One of Emily and Sam’s favourite features in the house is their practical double sink unit on a floating shelf Practical and stylish, a trio of statement pendant lights can make a kitchen worktop or dining table a focal point Choose a table with simple lines and natural wood for Scandi simplicity…

Like Hildah, create a gallery wall with prints of well-known artworks Dress up your sofa or bed with vibrant, tactile cushions Adorn your door with spring country style with a long-lasting wreath made from artificial flowers A cluster of vintage lampshades will add a touch of retro vibrancy to any room Give second-hand furniture a lick of paint for a purse-friendly update Add a touch of nostalgic glamour to your bedroom with a metal frame…

Like Joanne, you can create zones in an open-plan room with a corner sofa Capture Joanne’s soft pink bathroom style with these crackle glazed tiles Creamy beige blended with dusky pink add warmth to a neutral décor A round mirror looks decorative and this frame picks up on the wood in Joanne’s scheme Baskets add texture to soften rooms and make great storage solutions An upholstered bar stool in pale grey will blend with a blue island…

‘For those looking to do up a property and then sell it on within the next few years, setting a realistic budget is incredibly important. Owners must consider the ceiling value, particularly if it is a smaller home or a new build. Often these works can be hugely expensive and cannot guarantee a full return on investment if it has hit the top value for its location or if the buyer has paid full price for it in the first place. It is essential that people don’t overstretch themselves financially or there is a risk of losing money in the long-run.’ Bruce King, Director at Cheffins, cheffins.co.uk…

LVT  For those who want to recreate the look of wood, advances in flooring technology have given us realistic wood finishes at a fraction of the price. Many LVT styles are available as planks with an inventive click system, meaning they are incredibly easy to install with no glue. Each plank clicks together to create a seamless floating floor with a smooth, authentic finish. Although possible to fit LVT yourself, the best results will be achieved with an expert fitter. It’s durable, and low-maintenance, while being compatible with underfloor heating for an extra touch of luxury and warmth underfoot. Although typically easy to maintain, consider cleaning products carefully as not all chemicals are suitable and may cause discolouration. Why you want LVT: • It looks amazing• Has a softer feel…