Besides the hazards that electrical outlets pose for small children, unsightly electrical outlets can ruin your home's decor. So what do we do about them when it comes to hiding them or at least minimising the impact they have on our home decor? Here are some tips to deal with them.

Is this the best thing since sliced bread or what? A loaf of bread is not just great for mopping up meatball pasta sauce, but as it turns out, quite a handy cleaning tool around the house. And it doesn’t cost a lot of dough (pun intended). Try it in these sticky situations:

An underrated part of the house designated for cars and bulky items - that's how most of us would describe a garage. While it's true that the scorching temperature in Dubai doesn't leave much room for the outdoors, a simple redesigning of your garage can actually help you de-clutter the inside of your home.

Closets Unlimited – one of UAE’s finest design companies has revealed some amazing tips to divide and organise your garage for maximum utilisation. Their zoning method will actually change the way you treat this overlooked part of the house.

Keeping your home organised all year long can seem impossible, but it doesn't have to be so daunting.

When you break your to-do list down into daily, weekly and monthly chores, getting and staying organised becomes much easier. Keeping your home organised all year doesn’t have to take a significant amount of time or energy. All you need to do is prioritise with these three organising tips.

The Obama era has (sadly) come to an end. As the world is still recovering from Obama's tear-jerking farewell speech, here is a look at where the Obamas will be moving to next.

The Obamas will remain in Washington DC as long as Sasha Obama graduates from high-school. Their new rental home is only 2 miles(3.2km) from the White House (we guess moving will be convenient). The house spans across 8,200 square feet, has four floors, 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.

Known for its luxury and opulence, Dubai is home to people from different countries with varying habits and tastes. However, some popular choices remain the same.

With their diverse experience of working with custom designed wardrobes and dressing rooms, Closets Unlimited has created an interesting list that tells us a lot about how Dubaites prefer their closets and dressing rooms.

Choosing a closet/ designing a dressing room is based on SO many factors - Is the closet going to be shared? What type of clothes? Island with drawers or not? Accessories to organise jewellery? Safe box? Make up dresser? Mirrors? Lights? Seating bench? Any sports clothing and equipment? Long hanging or short hanging? How many shoes? Hundreds of pairs? Not to mention the handbags!! Living the Dubai lifestyle requires a lot of stuff, and it can seem almost daunting to find the right closet that fits your every need.

If your childhood mission (like ours) was to build the biggest and the most creative Lego house on Planet Earth then you're in for a treat.

How often do you clean your house only to realise that two days later it's messier than it was, to begin with? The trick to keeping a house neat and tidy all year round is not how many times you clean it, but how well you organise it. The organisation of your space depends on your needs - the things you have, how often you use them etc. This is why a store-bought organisation solution will never work as well as a personalised one.

You might consider this ridiculous but it’s high time to thank your worn out clothes, welcome the new ones and (at least) mentally bow down to your closet – for just being there.