Jennifer Sheahan shares what to do when revamps go wrong

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

'It’s tempting to buy a load of tat online and throw it out after the 31st, but that’s needlessly wasteful and there are far more fun and creative ways to decorate that don't fill the bin'

Here in the western hemisphere, we can’t seem to help filling our rooms with unnecessary clutter, but maybe we should take inspiration from the Japanese and adopt a pared-back approach

'I have tiles in my hallway, in both bathrooms, my kitchen, and in my garden. They’re practical, and in the case of my hallway, they hide dirt so well that I don’t need a doormat'

Every now and then, we acquire seasonal, oversized items that we don’t need often but that we do need to keep somewhere

Jennifer Sheahan shares her 10 top ways to keep our living spaces cosy once temperatures plummet

Tiny home or not, temporary decorations do away with the need to store boxes of baubles, never mind a 10-foot Santa Claus figure

As the countdown begins in earnest, these are quick and easy ways to make your own fun and sustainable festive treats

Gift ideas for the home enthusiasts in your life

Check out the shades we can expect to see on walls this year

'A January clearout is not a ruthless drive for minimalism but a necessity -- my tiny home has storage limitations' 

To maintain some level of sanity, I try to do something for myself every day

The RDS is hosting the event, with the country's top footballers and hurlers being honoured.

From hidden pianos to invisible electrical plates, the biggest names in international design showcase exciting pieces 

Jennifer Sheahan talks to interior designer Jackie Tracey and visits her new home and interiors store Jaqi

Giving your home an outdoor makeover is satisfying, but choosing paint can be tricky. Here are our must-read guidelines

While doing the work in stages can be more expensive overall, nowadays it is often the only option for many. Here's how it's done

Envision a sleek future thanks to tech such as vanishing hobs and wireless kitchen gadgets that seamlessly integrate into our smart living spaces

For first-time renovators, choosing where to place switches, sockets and wiring will take place earlier than you think. Once plaster goes up, it's often too late to decide