JulzIn2Design

17/05/2026

So anything is possible ........ you just gotta want it really bad!!
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02/03/2026

When looking at "Trends" and designer homes, first think:
Whose cleaning it?
How is it going to be cleaning it?
How long is it going to take to clean it?
In a functional home, there is one thing to look upto date, another about longevity of design, and the practical functionality of the design elements.
A designer should be able to take some features and make it functional in your home. This is the difference between copying from an image, or haveing it designed.
A good designer will take what you want into what you need.

31/01/2026

As an Australian, a Scientist and a Designer I have been saying that we must maintain as much grass as possible. A growing lawn in an average backyard on a 700m2 site can off-set the emmissions of cars and electricity used by that household. Green lawn also reduces the ambient heat in the area by upto 12oC (I have measured variations upto 34oC, but that was a specific thing- farming actually), thus reducing water loose and ned for excessive air conditioning. Even in cold months (commonly see in temps below4oC) the vegetation can mainatin a warmer air envelope (if your homeless in a winter location, sleeping under bushes keeps you quite warm!) So in the Article of Artifical Turff, although convient is definetly something Councils needs to keep in check. Yes its easy to maintain, but its time people stop being lazy, yes I said that, and actually spend time at home and time with family. That's not running the kids everywhere, that's not about being the "best parent" visually, but being grounded people. THe economy will survive if we spend m ore time in our spaces.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/renewed-call-for-councils-to-ban-ugly-trend-sweeping-australian-suburbs/ar-AA1UXtAu?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=697d485895cf49aabdacd64e3b002779&ei=78

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