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For some it brings all the traditional feelings of peace, joy, love and goodwill to all mankind. For others it is a busy and stressful time, and yet others can find it difficult and perhaps lonely. But one thing that many people would agree on is that it can highlight a shortage of storage space in your home.
But it seems that every clever title we came up with has already been used elsewhere – usually by Kirstie Allsopp! She has previously presented Homemade Christmas and Handmade Christmas – and now is presenting
Crafty Christmas, described by Channel 4 as “a festive fast-track guide to ensuring the big day goes with a bang”.
The one thing that you really couldn’t do without? Opinions vary enormously: even here at DIY Homefit we had to agree to disagree! But we’ve come up with the following list of five that we think are probably representative of the majority of our readers. But maybe we’re wrong!
If you are happy with the basic layout of your kitchen, and the internal quality and structure of your kitchen units are sound, then why throw money away by replacing them? A much more cost-effective solution would be replacement kitchen doors.
Done well, it can transform almost any piece of furniture from old and worn to refreshing and on trend. But when not done well, it can look just like a rather badly painted piece of old worn furniture!
This is quicker and easier than a complete refit, and much more economic. Our comprehensive range of replacement wardrobe doors at DIY Homefit can totally transform your bedroom.
But we’re in good company:this year the prestigious London store Selfridges opened its Christmas store on 31st July – 147 days ahead of the big day!
Selfridges’ rationale for doing this is because they are “ a real destination for fans of Christmas and festive decorations within and outside the UK. Some customers return to us year after year, excited at the prospect of discovering the new ranges and adding to their collections. We have so many customers visiting from all over the world, eager to snap up festive decorations and souvenirs on their London summer holidays which they can’t buy at home.”
Between the start of the new school year in September and the start of the calendar new year in January there are all kinds of other changes to contend with. Nights grow darker, the weather gets colder, and even the clocks go back an hour in silent protest. Seasonal festivities abound, and there is a general feeling throughout autumn of hunkering down ready for winter.
Probably more so than January and its much-heralded New Year Resolutions, September is ingrained in our minds as the chance to have another go and get things right. Coinciding with the oncoming change of the season it really does feel like new opportunities are possible.
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