Home & Garden Infographics

If you have a small apartment you are aware of how difficult is to keep this space organized. How can you control the mess when you simply do not have enough room for all your stuff? In this infographic learn seven golden rules for keeping a small space organized and make your life easier.

This infographic by Hones Lawyers aims to engage the reader with some interesting facts, as well as providing information and guidelines on the steps required before purchasing, and on the benefits of home ownership.

In less than 10 minutes, you can lose everything you’ve spent days, weeks, and years earning. Theft is a time saver for thieves that costs honest home owners, and becoming a target is much easier than you think. To find out more about the different methods you can use to keep your valuables at home safe, check out the following guide which displays the difference between a secured and non-secured home.

TheBathOutlet.com has put together the following guide to try and make decisions a little easier for a homeowner the next time they hire one of the following: a general contractor, painter, electrician, plumber or interior decorator.

Many factors influence the interior design of homes in different cultures. From the color-scheme to the level of clutter, national traditions continue to play a vital role in the choices people make when decorating homes across the world. In this infographic, see 13 interior design styles from around the world.

From the ancient to the ultra-modern, a wide variety of materials can be used to build a house. Whilst environmental factors and availability of material might influence what is built where, the size, shape and design or properties are limited only by the imagination of the designer. The following infographic looks at what ingredients make a house.

Whether you live in a small bedroom, cozy apartment, or a garret, everyone wants their living space to feel better. This handy infographic from Vanessa Arbuthnott digs into the easiest ways to make a small space look larger.

Despite living through the housing bust, the majority of Millennials are excited about buying a home in the future, but not without some individualism and technology compatibility. In this infographic, Porch looks at millennials and current home buying trends.