Jennifer Sheahan introduces new ways to think about cooking, living and space

Jennifer Sheahan shares what to do when revamps go wrong

The sense that it felt more about community than commerce sealed the deal for Jennifer Sheahan when it came to choosing this type of holiday

Jennifer Sheahan talks to homeowners who are making small homes work harder than ever 

The Pyrenees, San Sebastián and overall reflections

Jennifer Sheahan packs up her car-turned-tiny-home and sets sail for northern France 

Here's my to-do list as I pack for this bucket-list road trip that will hopefully inspire others to drive off into the sunset for a few weeks

Here are solutions if you seek extra space for an office, a reading nook, a children's playroom, or an extra sleeping area for guests 

You don't need to live in a big house to create the perfect work-from-home zone

If you stand back and look at how you live, you'll spot lots of ways to make your home a better place to live

When you're realistic about costs, a well-planned property revamp can be one of the most rewarding things you will ever do

Jennifer Sheahan shares her pick of the DIY, building, interior design and home maintenance courses on offer across Ireland

Jennifer Sheahan takes it outside as she jazzes up the garden with must-have summer accessories

'Buying a house in Ireland these days is hard, but you shouldn’t settle for less than your hard-earned money deserves.'

'Cosiness is a vibe you want to hit when welcoming your favourite people. See how I make the most of my small space when visitors come calling'

Because nothing compares to the liberating experience of showering under the open sky

Used cleverly, the right colours and patterns can make a small room feel spacious, a large room feel cosy, a low ceiling appear higher'

Small-space living doesn't mean compromising on style or comfort

'Some of the best meals I've had were cooked in kitchens no bigger than a wardrobe — and most restaurant kitchens are tiny galleys'

'The fusion of function is becoming increasingly important as our homes get smaller and property prices continue to rise'