The Prada Planet Blog features our favourite things about our home, interiors, garden, parenting and pets! We’re also here to share ideas on looking after our beautiful planet.
One of the main issues, is how we, as people, that live on this planet can reduce our own carbon footprint to save our planet. Therefore, here are 10 ways that you can reduce your carbon footprint.
Read MoreBy giving earth friendly gifts, we can indulge in gift-giving without harming the environment.
Read MoreIn a quest to be more eco-friendly, companies are developing new "green" cleaning products, but if you'd like a more budget-friendly option, consider cleaning with items you already have on hand.
Read MoreWaste haulage companies need a specific workflow to make everything connect. There is a driver in the field and teams on site that all need to be on the same page, and when they aren't, there's a real possibility that systems will fail due to the disconnected systems that impact operations.
The house settles after the last goodbye, a closer look at the carpet may show small reminders of a lively evening, from spilt drinks to dropped food. Handled with care and the right timing, these marks can fade quickly, leaving your space feeling well kept once again.
Looking for a strong garden fence? Learn why Beast Fence Panels are a durable, eco-friendly, and stylish choice for modern gardens.
Read MoreMany people reach a point where their home feels so full that decluttering seems impossible. Boxes stack up, cupboards overflow and sentimental items collect in corners that were once clear.
Read MoreYour garden is an oasis lying in wait just outside your back door. Whether you have an expansive property, a tiny nook of a garden, or something in between, you can always find new ways to enjoy it.
Read MoreIf you’ve been keeping an eye on the shifting environment around you home, then you might have noticed, like many other people, that there doesn’t seem to be much life in it.
Read MoreChristmas isn’t really Christmas without your dog getting involved, if you’re honest, right? They’re there for the tree decorating (and the occasional bauble theft), the family photos, and that hopeful look every time someone opens a tin of chocolates.
Read MoreMost people stay on top of their home’s interior decoration and overall quality, but that’s not always true of their garden. The UK’s weather means that months can go by without setting foot out there, which also means it’s less likely that spending time in the garden will become anything close to a regular habit.
Read MoreModern technology has transformed how people interact with their homes, offering seamless convenience, efficiency, and security features that blend together effortlessly into your living environments.
Read MoreYour home should be your safe space. It should be your sanctuary. It should be the palace where you can sink down into a comfy chair, relax and forget about the stress of work and all that.
Read MoreBuilding an outdoor shed can be a rewarding DIY project that adds storage space and value to your property. Whether you're stashing gardening tools, bikes, or seasonal decor, a well built shed keeps your belongings organized and protected from the elements.
Read MoreLandscaping can completely change the look and feel of your property. Get it right and you have the perfect outdoor oasis that brings many benefits to your life and your home. Get it wrong and it's a disaster you need to live with until you can afford to rectify it.
Read MoreWhat do people think when they walk into your home? Are they greeted with an abundance of character and style? Do they feel like they just walked into a glossy magazine spread detailing the uber chic latest trends in home decor? Or is it somewhere in between?
Read MoreThere’s something addictive about swapping décor with the seasons. Chances are, you see this on TikTok, IG, and YouTube, right? One minute the house is full of pumpkins and candles, then all things pine and snow, the next it’s daffodils and pastel throws. But is this sustainable for your home? Well, no.
Read MoreThe most essential room in your home is the kitchen. It’s where you spend a lot of time preparing meals and visiting with family members and guests.
Read MoreDesigning a warm hug home is well worth the extra effort when you consider that you will have to put up with cold winters and frosty mornings.
Read MoreYou buy the paint, hang the prints, plump the cushions, light the fancy candle... and somehow, your home still doesn’t feel done. It’s as if the moment you cross one thing off your décor to-do list, another five sneak on while your back is turned.
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