HOW TO: Fill your home with comfortable seating for the whole family

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After a busy day at work or school most of us will be looking forward to sitting down, relaxing and enjoying the comfort of being at home. But how can you create a cosy, comfortable environment both indoors and outdoors within your home without spending thousands on new sofas or armchairs? Big Bertha Original have this problem solved with their incredible range of Bean Bag Chairs, Giant Bean Bag Sofas, Children's Bean Bags, Outdoor-Indoor Bean Bags, Cushions, Blankets, Oversized Hoodies and even your furry friends aren't forgotten with their Dog Beds. Bean Bags are one more affordable way to add comfortable seating to both your indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as bringing that fun, nostalgic feel from childhood. 

HOME: Creating a Green & Rose Pink Reception Room

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Since lockdown began back in March a lot of us have spent so much time at home that we've noticed areas that would be lovely to decorate, places that could do with a better method of organisation and a feel of wanting to make our safe spaces cosier, clever and beautiful too. Home renovations don't need to be big projects or really expensive either; with some smart shopping around, clever bigger pieces and a calming colour palette you can totally transform a room within a couple of weeks. Like many, we decided to change up a few rooms in our home, do a spot of interior shopping and increase the amount of storage we have around the house. As parents to three young children we have a seemingly endless supply of 'things' that need storing, whether that be toys, clothes, books, activities or blankets etc. A lot of our previous storage was visible, in the sense that it was baskets or boxes without lids, so you could still see the items. This was something I really wanted to change going forward for a few reasons; they made areas look cluttered, our youngest child was able to constantly empty them out and everything was poorly organised. It was always inevitable that the one toy our children wanted to play with was going to be right at the bottom of the box or basket!