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It is very easy to get wrapped up in being digital-only when tackling a problem or trying to find new ways for a brand to communicate. We always need to remember that what we're trying to do is reach another human being, and hopefully affect them positively.
A kitchen makeover isn't just about redecorating in the traditional sense by painting walls or replacing cupboard fronts - in fact, this might actually be the worst way to makeover your kitchen. Instead, think about investing in some new gadgets and equipment.
B&Q owner Kingfisher reported a slight increase in sales of 1.5% for the last quarter, but profits were under pressure as British consumers continued ...
Forget spring cleaning, now is the time of year to give your home a full health check. "By spring, we're really keen on renewal in some form or other,...
Inspired by street style and his idol, Andy Warhol, Sauvé's irreverent, tongue-in-cheek designs poke affectionate fun at pop culture and the fashion hierarchy, most notably Anna Wintour and US Vogue.
If we can try and pass on our practical know how to our sons, daughters then we can ensure the next generation can grow up not only knowing how to sling an Angry Bird using just their middle finger, but also how to fix the fixable bits and pieces around the house without spending fortunes.
Weak construction and consumer markets are making life tough for the UK's biggest building material supplier Travis Perkins. In results that were s...
Something in me finds them disconcerting. I admit I've not once contributed money to an artist's Pledge campaign. Each time I hear about one, even when I adore the artist, my heart sinks.
According to a recent study by Alliance & Leicester, Brits spend over £1,000 on DIY quick fixes to help spruce up their home. However, while one i...
Father’s Day may be just around the corner, but if the results of a new study are anything to go by, dads aren’t going to receive the adoration th...
In an ambitious and somewhat over-the-top procedure this week, all of my worldly possessions are now covered in a white powder. No, I haven't been on ...
The first batch of Raspberry Pi has arrived at an Oxford warehouse. Orders of the coveted £31 computer could be with IT enthusiasts early next week. ...
Fancy a passionate smooch under the covers tonight? Not unless the bedroom has been decorated, claims a recent study, as it discovered that women ...
Source: Caters A builder was left pinned to the ground for nearly four hours after accidentally firing a five-inch nail through his left hand. ...
A man in America fired a 3.5in nail into his head but didn't notice for 24 hours. Dante Autullo, from Chicago, was building a shed when he brushed ...
A free-for-all Christmas has had a surprisingly deep impact on my family and myself. It's not just that we save money, which we do, but we also approach the holidays with a sense of fun that we lost for a few years (beginning when we grew out of being children). This playfulness is a symptom of an even stronger emotional reaction--a feeling of having more than enough.
The past five months of my life have been spent living in a tour bus, van and hotel rooms across the world. Touring is an essential part of the business model for today's indie artists. Here are some tips and tricks I've picked up what to have with you on your journey.
I was at the Wellcome Trust recently to see an exhibition about charms and superstition called Charmed Life: The Solace of Objects, which is - you guessed it - about charms, amulets and superstition.
What are you wearing for Halloween tonight? Something disturbingly slutty? Or some hideous celebrity-inspired gore? If you're more "Meh, who can b...
The British have become a nation of extremely fussy homeowners - as a survey reveals that people spend £58,550 over their lifetime on average improvi...
