Keeping ourselves indoors in order to help fight the pandemic, we’ve all spent probably more time than we’d like to admit staring at the same four walls over the past few months. Want to make the most of this extra time that you have on your hands, and make some changes to your home’s interior? Notice something in your home that’s been getting on your nerves since you’ve been spending more time there, and feel like it could be upgraded? To help you to channel that DIY inspiration, here are some quickfire home improvement tips that you might want to try in order to take your home setup to the next level.
Declutter
Your home will naturally get messy more quickly when you’re spending all of your time living and working from out of the same place, so why not start by decluttering, and getting rid of all the stuff that you don’t need? Having a clear home space will help you to concentrate and keep things clean if you’re working from home, and if you have old pieces of furniture or ornaments, electronics etc. that you don’t use any more, you could even sell them on in order to make a bit of extra cash for new improvements.
Invest in smart technology
Fancy treating yourself to a bit of fancy new technology that you can play around with in the home? Smart home tech is the perfect way to make your life easier, and more efficient in the long run. From smart security systems that connect to your phone, to smart LED lighting that can change the mood of a room in an instant, these upgrades are easy to install, and don’t require any heavy lifting or intricate DIY.
Need some inspiration on what your apartment/home should look like? Take a look at the modern, forward-thinking apartments offered by RWinvest across their Liverpool and Manchester properties. If you look at Parliament Square, for example, a flagship development coming to Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle in the coming months, apartments have sleek, modern finishes and surfaces, with technology interweaved throughout to aid the living experience of the tenants living there. This is something that all homes will adopt in the coming years, and something that you should aim towards if wanting to impress with a modern home.
Level-up your work from home space
You might end up spending more time than you initially thought living and working in the same place, so you need to make sure that your home office set up is a bit more than just a laptop at your breakfast bar, or a precariously placed computer monitor on your dining room table. Get yourself a decent office chair, a desk, and the right computer that will allow you to get the job done.
Internet connectivity is often an issue that plagues people working from home and cutting out during zoom calls/team meetings here are some quickfire home improvement tips. If this is something that you would like to resolve, try buying some wireless boosters that you can plug in around the home, or perhaps even try and hardwire your computer entirely to bypass connectivity issues.
