If you love the look of silk bedding—yes, we’re still thinking about Lily Allen and David Harbour’s pink Pierre Frey palace—but favor breathable fabrics, the best bamboo sheets may be right up your alley. Because of their subtle sheen and smooth handfeel, they can give a bedroom an elevated look for far less money than […]
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Frequently Asked Questions What is a timeless bathroom color? When it comes to bathroom decor ideas, white never goes out of style. Cool whites will create a crisp and clean look, and off-whites will warm up a dark space. For a look that’s on trend, try complementing white with a dark accent color, such as
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The changes were both structural and aesthetic. Walls were removed to open up the kitchen and family room. A powder room and ample pantry were added. Monsour also worked closely with landscape designer Patricia Benner to emphasize views of lush gardens from every room. Condor and De La Torre had a front row seat, living
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If there’s one single aesthetic that’s been slowly creeping into mainstream fashion, culture and interiors, it may just be Victorian. With icons as far-flung as Nosferatu and Simone Rocha referencing the era recently, it’s undeniable. And, with the recent collecting craze of everything from Sonny Angels to antique glass swans, the trinket is alive and
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Equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) policies have been in the news recently after US President Donald Trump cast doubt on their relevance and efficacy in his vision for 21st-century America. This is still being hotly debated across the pond, and the politics of this is not the subject of this article. However, in the UK,
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I am a sensory engagement and inclusion specialist. In my work at The Sensory Projects, I look at how inexpensive resources can be used as tools for inclusion and explore how understanding processing can help us to better support those in our care. I deliver training nationally and internationally and can often be heard saying
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Movement is more than just physical exercise; it is a powerful tool for developing social and emotional skills in early years children and promoting well-being among educators. As the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood’s latest Shaping Us Framework highlights, prioritising social and emotional development in the early years is essential for long-term success and
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World Autism Acceptance Week (WAAW) is an opportunity for early years settings to celebrate diversity and support children. It’s not just about raising awareness but also about promoting acceptance and understanding of people who are neurodiverse. There are about 730,000 people with autism in the UK, many who contribute greatly to our society and this
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In the early years, we are not just teaching children how to recognise letters or count; we are helping them build the skills that underpin all learning and development. Executive function, memory, and metacognition are critical abilities that enable children to plan, reflect, and adapt as they navigate the world. These skills also play a
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As early years practitioners, ensuring the health and happiness of the children in our care is at the heart of everything we do. One key aspect of children’s overall well-being is their oral health, which plays a crucial role in their ability to eat, speak, and develop confidence. With World Oral Health Day taking place
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