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Brilliant Additions to Your Living Room by Alex Redfern
Home design and home makeovers are always popular throughout the UK. In this article, we shed some light on why this is and what choices people tend to make when designing their new living room.
You could treat yourself to some new furniture, especially if your current furniture has started to get worn and torn. Many retailers will be able to offer you affordable deals, but you could treat yourself and look for some custom made furniture, although the prices are vastly more expensive, you get to create your desired furniture, based on your specification, including size, colour and materials.
You may want to think about installing a new fireplace or replacing an old fireplace in your living room. Reasons for the change could include the fact that you feel your current fireplace has become outdated, it may not be functioning correctly or it may not meet standard safety regulations set out by the government. So what’s on offer to you? Stoves, gas, electric and wall fires will be the most popular to select from, and you will also have a choice of materials for your fireplace which include limestone, marble and wooden surroundings to name a few.
Under floor heating could also be installed to heat up your home during the cold winter months. This has both financial and sustainable benefits as under floor heating requires less energy to heat a room than traditional radiators, which in turn can help reduce energy costs on average between 15% and 40%.
With the constant introduction of new and exciting technologies, you would not be alone in wanting the latest iPod or HD TV, but if you are redesigning your living room, then why not treat yourself to a new TV? The TV is the focal point of many living rooms and you have such a big range of HD TV’s on offer, which come in all sorts of different specs and sizes. The most popular choices of HD TV’s are Plasma, LED and LCD TV’s, with everyone having their own favourite for different reasons.
You may want to go all out and create the optimal viewing experience in your living room by purchasing a 3D TV. 3D movies are becoming increasingly popular, with box office hits such as Avatar and Toy Story 3 increasing its coverage and popularity. You can now go down the pub or sit at home and watch your favourite sports and programmes in 3D.
This can be accompanied by a surround sound system, which can really bring any occasion to life. Surround sound can decode where sounds should come from: with instruments heard from the sides, voice’s directed at you and the sound of the audience behind you. It is like seeing something live.
Away from technology and you may also want to look at idea of purchasing or installing some new lights. If you are not on a big budget, then you could look at what floor lights are on offer to you which can include standing uplighters, omni-directional lamps, giraffe/ark/saddler shapes and glo-ball floor lights, which can help revitalise the atmosphere of the room.
If you are looking to go all out then you could look at having some professionally fitted lights. The variety on offer to you consists of wall lights, picture lights and recessed step lights, or you could have fitted spot lights or chandeliers with dimmers.
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Would a female Betta, a common goldfish, and a red-tailed shark do alright in my community fish tank?
I have a 50 gallon fish tank with:
5 Platys
1 Molly
3 Cherry barbs
2 glass catfish
2 glo-light tetras
3 neon tetras
3 blood fin tetras
one 7 inch common pleco
5 guppy fry
10 platy fry
Will give away most of the fry when they are adults.
The betta will be fine, and the shark (prepare for a 6 inch eating monster) , but the goldfish will pose a bit of a problem. They are very messy, but im sure you would be able to put him in there as long as you keep your tanks very very clean. I would look into getting an anerobic filter if you dont already have one. As long as you keep the tank clean and as long as you keep an eye on the ammonias and nitrites and all, then you can put in your goldfish.
(My goldfish is with my Tropical Fish like guppies, platys, rosy barbs, and danios, and i've had them all for about 4 years so it's safe to say its possible.)
best of luck