With the heat sweltering and the sun oft shining, it looks like summer is finally here in KW! With school soon to be out and temperatures up, it’s time to see what to do in Waterloo these warm months.
Read MoreWith the weather wet and temperatures (finally!) rising, it’s starting to really feel like spring in Waterloo Region. With the fear of surprise ice storms and snow fall just about gone, it’s about time to prepare for the coming warm months.
Read MoreWith Spring finally making its 2023 entrance and the cold (hopefully) a thing of the past, it’s a green thumb’s favourite time of year.
Read MoreThough 2023 isn’t even a quarter done, trends have already started showing and predictions are mounting; Let’s look at what we think will be popular in the coming months.
Read MoreWith the wind still brisk and snow still underfoot, it looks like the time of being indoors has yet to end. As such, to combat the dreary weather it’s a good time to make sure your spaces are as comfy cozy as possible. What says comfy more than pillows, blankets, and candles?
Read MoreWith 2023 finally here and a new year started, perhaps now is the perfect time for a refresh of an oft forgotten element of decor; lighting and fixtures. Lighting is key in creating the ambience of a home and sometimes even the smallest of refreshes can completely change a space.
Read MoreWith the temperatures finally plummeting, it’s likely most of us will choose to stay in the comfort and warmth of our homes rather than brave the winter wonderland outside. With so much time being spent indoors, now’s a great time to start perfecting your home decor in preparation for the fast-approaching new year
Read MoreWell, it looks like the time of snow and ice is finally upon Waterloo Region. With the coming months sure to be chilly, now is the time to make sure your home is prepared for flurries and squalls. Staying warm and safe is top priority, especially in the comfort of your own home.
Read MoreFall is a great time to look into getting your home smelling especially good, as we all know with Canadian winters one is more inclined to rest in the warmth of their own home rather than the chilly outdoors.
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