Let There Be Light: Creating a SAD-Resistant Home

Does everything seem depressing as the days grow short? You’re not alone. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a common issue for many, with darker days leading to sluggishness, low energy, and feelings of gloom. 

But here’s some good news: your home can be a secret weapon in managing seasonal depression. Let’s dive into some practical ways to create a space that uplifts your spirits all year long.

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9 Ways to Increase the Natural Light in Your Home

Letting natural light into your home will instantly enhance your home’s appearance — but it’s also beneficial for your health. Natural light can help improve your mood, boost your vitamin D levels to keep your immunity up, and regulate your sleep patterns. But if you live in a part of the U.S. that doesn’t get natural light year-round, such as Wisconsin or Alaska, you might struggle with dimly lit rooms.

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7 Reasons to Consider Hanging Lights for Your Home Exterior

7 Reasons to Consider Hanging Lights for Your Home Exterior

Your home exterior plays an essential role in enhancing your curb appeal. You can add gardens, build patios, and put up fences to make your home look more inviting to guests and even your neighbors. However, one thing you may not have thought about is the exterior lighting in your home. The exterior lighting has a significant part in your home as an aesthetic point and for functional purposes. 

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