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<?xml encoding="UTF-8"???><?xml encoding="UTF-8"???> Have you ever considered installing a recessed bathroom magazine rack into your bathroom wall? Built in bathroom wall racks can save a lot of space over their similar wall mounted varieties but obviously they can be a bit more complicated to install in your home. Some businesses use built in racks for various purposes like holding brochures or as display stands but even at the office or in commercial establishments magazine rack tables are used more often than not. They are simply easier to include in a waiting room and easier to find for sale. In a restroom however space is usually at a premium. Although business setting wouldn 't usually maintain magazine storage in the bathroom you may want to in your home and to do this you will likely need to find a space saving solution and building your rack right into the wall may be the best way to do this. Shopping For A Recessed Magazine Ra...

There is nothing wrong with being frugal these days. Indeed, 'thrift’, as it's known in fashionable circles, is to be encouraged – particularly when it comes to sprucing up your home. A quarter of us are planning to tackle home improvements this year and 52 per cent of all DIY projects are aimed at making the home a better place to live, rather than adding value, according to Kingfisher, parent company of B&Q. We spend, on average, just under a thousand pounds a year on renovations, so how can we save money, without scrimping on style? Queen of 'thrift chic’ is Eithne Farry, who hand-makes everything from the dresses she wears to the curtains she dresses her home with. She lives and breathes the 'less is more’ mantra, features in Channel 4’s popular SuperScrimpers programme, and has compiled a book with the best money- saving tips from the experts on the show. Over the pond in the United States, where home makeovers are not so much a trend, as a subject of ne...