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For any food enthusiast who loves cooking at home, no kitchen is complete without the combination of a hob and hood, and for good reason.

When it comes to renovating a home, the kitchen is one of the most important rooms to get right in terms of its design.

Mention “home decor”, and what comes to most people’s mind are probably furniture pieces such as beds, sofas and tables. This comes as no particular surprise as these fittings are essentials in any modern-day abode. In comparison, the TV is seldom much-thought about even though it is the focal point of most living rooms today. Fortunately, things are set to change for the goggle box as newer, sleeker designs allow it to play a greater role in influencing the look of a home. That being the case, here are some crucial tips and tricks that you should know about positioning a TV, be it part of a communal space or a private corner.

Although the bathroom is almost never the centrepiece of an abode, no one can go without it. For some, the bathroom is more than a chamber where personal hygiene matters are taken care of, it is also a private space that offers an escape from the demands of everyday life. On that account, it is important to ensure that your bathroom is in working order at all times. Here are some defects that you should check for upon collecting the keys.

So you have collected the keys to your new house and are now ready to give it a final once-over. However, in the ensuing chaos of moving in, there is a chance that you might have missed out on a deal-breaking problem. But have no fear, we have your back with this handy list of five critical defects to look out for:

Following the public announcement that water costs are set to increase by 30 per cent in July next year, most Singaporeans are naturally curious about what they can do to avoid a heftier utilities bill in the months to come.

Home to everything from pantry provisions to appliances and accessories, the kitchen can be a tricky place to keep tidy.

The bohemian theme or eclectic look is all the rage now thanks to the Jungalow trend popularised by American interior design guru Justina Blakeney