Archive: 2026/01

What Is Considered Major Foundation Repair? Signs, Costs, and When to Act
Sterling Whitford 19 January 2026 0 Comments

What Is Considered Major Foundation Repair? Signs, Costs, and When to Act

Major foundation repair involves structural damage like deep cracks, uneven floors, or bowing walls - not just surface issues. Learn the signs, costs, and when to act in Melbourne's clay-soil environment.

How to Start an Interior Design Business with No Experience
Sterling Whitford 18 January 2026 0 Comments

How to Start an Interior Design Business with No Experience

You don't need experience or a degree to start an interior design business. Learn how to begin with zero background, build a portfolio, find your niche, and land your first clients using free tools and real-world steps.

Is a master's in interior design worth it? Real costs, earnings, and career paths in 2026
Sterling Whitford 15 January 2026 0 Comments

Is a master's in interior design worth it? Real costs, earnings, and career paths in 2026

Is a master's in interior design worth it in 2026? Explore real costs, salary boosts, career paths, and who actually benefits from this degree-plus alternatives and what to do next.

What Is the Next Best Thing to Hardwood Floors? Top Alternatives for Durability, Style, and Value
Sterling Whitford 11 January 2026 0 Comments

What Is the Next Best Thing to Hardwood Floors? Top Alternatives for Durability, Style, and Value

Looking for hardwood floor alternatives that look great and last longer? Discover the top real-world options-engineered wood, LVP, laminate, bamboo, and wood-look tile-plus what Melbourne homeowners are actually choosing in 2026.

When Should Curtains Not Go to the Floor? Practical Rules for Window Treatments
Sterling Whitford 8 January 2026 0 Comments

When Should Curtains Not Go to the Floor? Practical Rules for Window Treatments

Curtains don't always need to touch the floor. Learn when shorter lengths work better-for safety, function, and style-in kitchens, bathrooms, near heaters, and modern homes.

What Is the Longest Lasting Material to Build a House?
Sterling Whitford 5 January 2026 0 Comments

What Is the Longest Lasting Material to Build a House?

Stone is the longest-lasting material for building a house, surviving for over a thousand years with minimal maintenance. Learn why stone outperforms concrete, brick, steel, and wood in durability and longevity.

How to Simplify Your Living Room for a Calmer, Cleaner Space
Sterling Whitford 4 January 2026 0 Comments

How to Simplify Your Living Room for a Calmer, Cleaner Space

Learn how to simplify your living room by removing clutter, choosing intentional decor, and creating space that feels calm and inviting. No expensive upgrades needed-just smart choices.

What Is Type A and Type B Construction? A Clear Guide for Commercial Projects
Sterling Whitford 1 January 2026 0 Comments

What Is Type A and Type B Construction? A Clear Guide for Commercial Projects

Type A and Type B construction define fire resistance levels in commercial buildings. Type A is for high-risk structures like hospitals and high-rises; Type B suits smaller, low-occupancy spaces. Know which one your project needs to stay safe and code-compliant.