April was a busy month for us. We published articles that help you pick the right wardrobe, choose durable outdoor wood, and get the most out of bookshelves. Below is a quick rundown of the topics we tackled, so you can jump straight to the advice you need.
If you’ve ever wondered what to call a tiny wardrobe, our "Small Wardrobe: What Is It Actually Called?" post clears up the confusion. We break down names like armoire, closet, and compact storage, and give practical tips for fitting a small piece into tight rooms.
We also explored "What Makes a Wardrobe a Wardrobe?" – a look at doors, internal compartments, and how a well‑chosen wardrobe can boost both style and organization. For our UK readers, the piece "What's the American English Word for Wardrobe?" explains the subtle differences between "wardrobe" and "closet" and why the terms matter.
Choosing a colour for a bookshelf isn’t just about looks. In "Best Colour for Bookshelf," we explain how colour affects perception, how to avoid common mistakes, and which shades work best for different rooms.
Thinking about a floor‑to‑ceiling bookcase? Our cost guide walks you through real numbers, where prices rise, where they fall, and how DIY can save you money without breaking the bank.
We also asked, "Do Built‑In Bookcases Add Value to a Home?" The answer is yes – if you place them right and avoid common installation pitfalls. On the flip side, "Bookshelves Disadvantages" points out dust build‑up and space issues, plus simple ways to keep those problems under control.
Want a fresh look for an old bookcase? "What Else Can I Use a Bookcase For?" shares creative repurposing ideas, from a plant wall to a display shelf for collectibles.
Our outdoor wood article, "What Wood Lasts Longer Outside?" lists the most weather‑resistant species, why some woods rot faster, and practical steps to extend their life. No jargon, just clear advice for anyone buying garden furniture.
We also answered a few everyday questions: "Do People Use TV Stands Anymore?" looks at modern TV stand functions, while "Should You Have a Rug Under a Coffee Table?" weighs style against cleaning concerns. Finally, "Optimal Viewing Distance for a 55‑inch TV" gives the sweet‑spot distance for the best picture and eye comfort.
All these posts aim to make your home or classroom more functional, stylish, and long‑lasting. If any topic sparked your interest, dive into the full article for step‑by‑step guidance. Happy reading!