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It’s amazing how a few tweaks to our daily habits can become a catalyst for meaningful, positive change. Here are a few simple things you can do every day to feel happier at home.
From Apartment Therapy → 10 Simple Things to Make You Happier At Home
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When Hali first mentioned that she saves tough winter greens stems over the course of a week for roasting, I was a bit skeptical. That is, until I tried it myself and realized it was a brilliant idea — and a delicious one, too
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My parents owned and operated a Korean grocery store (for over 35 years) so I pretty much had my pick at anything I wanted when I visited. I was literally a kid in a candy store and loved it — although it was shrimp chips, not candy, that I was after. I won’t tell you how many bags of these chips my brother, sister, and I devoured when we were kids.
When I was younger I hated the smells of the store — of the fish, kimchi, and garlic. As I grew older, my reaction to those smells changed and now they bring back fond memories and transport me back to those days where I was running through the aisles, grabbing whatever I could.
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Are you having a store-your-stuff crisis? If you can’t add more actual storage cabinets to your living space (which is most likely the case), never fear. You can always increase the capacity of what’s already there. This includes kitchen cupboards, free-standing wardrobes, media centers, and medicine cabinets. No matter the shape or size, there are certain things that work every single time. We’ve got them right here; give them a go and bring your crisis to a close.
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It could be argued that your wedding ring is the most important piece of jewelry you’ll ever own. After all, nothing else in your wardrobe will ever get quite as much action as the ring you pledged to wear every day as a symbol of your love. So when you go out in search of the perfect engagement ring or wedding band, remember this: Your rings should be an extension of you.
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This is my favorite smoothie to make in the morning. It’s an easy way to sneak some greens in without eating a salad. I make a bunch of smoothie packets for my freezer in advance – like 14 of them – and then I just dump one of them in the blender in the morning for a breakfast that is quick, filling, and totally delicious.
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You’ve probably stopped to wonder whether your home is beautiful, or stylish, or clean, but have you ever thought about whether or not it makes you happy? Here are six simple things you can incorporate into your home that will accentuate your look and boost your mood.
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Of all the architectural details I gravitate towards (and there are a lot—I sometimes worry that, given the opportunity to design my own home, it would end up looking like a postmodern funhouse), one of my favorites is the contrast interior. When a wall niche, the inside of an item of furniture, or any other structural cutaway reveals a fun material or color, it just sets my heart a-flutter.
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You’ve no doubt heard the old Chanel quote about taking off one accessory before leaving the house, yada yada. While I think it probably is perfectly valid advice for fashion, I’m absolutely sure it is a great strategy for “resetting” your rooms and today we’re going to give it a try.
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For many years, at least once a week I’d look up from my computer at around 7:00 p.m. and realize that my husband was about to arrive home and that I’d completely forgotten about dinner. I used to panic as I scrambled to get to the market to buy groceries. I was tired and hungry — the worst possible state to be in when shopping for food. And the long checkout line was sure to put me in a foul mood even before I got home and started cooking.
And then one day I discovered the key to always being prepared. That night I had dinner on the table in under 15 minutes — saved by the stir-fry!
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