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1. Grow plants that won’t die
If your outdoor space is sunny for most of the day, get a fiddle-leaf fig and put it in a medium-to-large pot that is turned around regularly so that all sides...</description>
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1. PUT YOUR WALLS TO WORK WITH A PEGBOARD
Pegboards are the ultimate organising tool because they can be used to display just about anything, and save space. They can also be styled in super cute ways and personalised with plants and pictures.

2.GET CRAFTY WITH CRATES

This simple storage solution saves time, money and space. Get friendly with...</description>
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      <description>There is a famous scene from cult fashion flick  The Devil Wears Prada that highlights why trends come and go. If you haven't seen it, google "blue sweater scene" and witness Meryl Streep's cutting delivery of how a colour trend (it's cerulean, not blue!) started by Oscar de la Renta filtered down through department stores, winding up filling the discount bins of mass market retailers. Whether a by-product of socioeconomics, pop culture or fashion, interior design trends evolve in much the same...</description>
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Before you gasp, "How could she!" I'm not saying get rid of it all. But if you've gone overboard with the cupboards or chests as many expat newcomers do in Hong Kong, perhaps it's time to rethink and modernise. Squeezing oversized sideboards into tiny apartments doesn't make sense. If yours is badly made, with doors not closing properly or drawers that refuse to slide out, swap it for a 21st-century version, finished in white, other neutral or...</description>
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