Treasure Hill Cottage

Living in the city is great. There’s nothing better than having easy access to stores, restaurants, movies, art galleries, and parks. But city living doesn’t come without one downfall – it’s expensive! That means paying more for rent while living in smaller accommodations. Decorating tiny, studio apartments can be a challenge because while you want to show your personal style through furniture, you are limited to choosing just a few compact pieces.

One great way to utilize space is to find furniture that will fit into those tight corners. You’ll be happy to know that there are wood corner cabinets that will fit into those cramped spaces. A wood corner cabinet it great for storing knick-knacks, and even clothing. Don’t let your corner space go to wa

Dorm life gets so lonely, especially when you’re a freshman in college and have never been away from home for an extended period of time. Yeah, there are parties and potlucks, but even those don’t make up for the love and comfort experienced at your childhood home. Sharing a bathroom is another thing you have to get used to during your first year at college. Needless to say, when you’re used to enjoying the privacy of your own bathroom at home, this can be quite disconcerting.

It’s hard enough to get used to undressing and conducting private rituals (such as plucking your eyebrows, or shaving your legs) in front of other people. It’s another thing when you return to your dorm bathroom and find that someone has taken the liberty of using your shower gel, razor, and even (gasp!) your toothbrush! The use of bath gift sets can prevent this rude awakening. Simply put all of your hygiene products in the basket that came with your gift set and carry it back and forth from the bathrooms with you. Make sure to leave it in your room when you’re not using it, this way no one will be able to get their grubby, little fingers on your personal products.