About Me

Furniture: Classic Quality Meets Modern Convenience

Hi, my name is Amy, and I love furniture. However, I know from years of decorating and redecorating my home that some furniture lasts longer, looks better and acts stronger than other types of furniture. In this blog, I plan to share everything I have learned over the years about furniture. While reading on my site, you will learn how to spot quality furniture, which designs tend to last the longest, how to pick the best pieces for your own home – on both a style and function level – and much more. I hope you enjoy the pots, and I thank you for stopping by to share my love of furniture and decorating.

How To Properly Care For Outdoor Teak Furniture

Posted on March 3, 2015

Although teak is well known for its ability to withstand the harsher elements of the weather, it is not completely maintenance free. If left alone, a-grade teak will fade and may develop tiny spots of mold. However, with just a little knowledge and care, the teak will indeed last for years, sometimes even generations. There are different products on the market that claim to improve and protect teak furniture; this article examines these claims and offers some practical tips on how to properly care for outdoor teak furniture. [Read More]

3 Important Reasons to Always Hire Removalists to Help With Any Move

Posted on February 27, 2015

Professional removalists can help you with every part of your move, whether that's from one home to another or from one office to another. While it may be tempting to simply rent a truck and handle the move on your own in order to save on this cost, there are many important reasons to call a professional to help you through this process instead. Note a few of those reasons here. [Read More]

The Small Business Owner's Guide to Setting Up an Effective Filing System

Posted on February 25, 2015

As a small business owner, you are a unique part of the work force. Whether you like it or not, you must familiarise yourself with a number of different professions – including administration and accounting – in order to keep the business running. Proper administrative practices include developing an effective, highly functional record keeping system. Every aspect of business needs to be recorded, from finances to business transactions to meeting minutes. [Read More]