Olivia Wolfe

5 days ago | livingetc.com | Olivia Wolfe

Opening the windows in summer is a must if you don't have AC, but if you've opted for curtains on windows like me, that summery breeze you're after can be a real annoyance. To keep a room cool, you want your curtains shut during the day. However, that means that when the slightest breeze blows, your curtains open, letting the sun in, ruining your perfectly planned temperature regulation, and, quite frankly, proving a bit of a distraction. So what's the solution?

5 days ago | inkl.com | Olivia Wolfe

A modern bedroom with art and curtains. Opening the windows in summer is a must if you don't have AC, but if you've opted for curtains on windows like me, that summery breeze you're after can be a real annoyance. To keep a room cool, you want your curtains shut during the day. However, that means that when the slightest breeze blows, your curtains open, letting the sun in, ruining your perfectly planned temperature regulation, and, quite frankly, proving a bit of a distraction.

6 days ago | msn.com | Olivia Wolfe

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6 days ago | livingetc.com | Olivia Wolfe

Having a sunny garden is like holding the golden ticket to a glorious outdoor retreat. However, too much sun? Well, that's when lounging in the backyard can quickly become uncomfortable. So, with summer arriving in full force, how do you ensure you are choosing garden furniture that promotes comfort and coolness? If the heatwave has made your enjoying sunny days in the garden more short-lived than anticipated, reflective garden decor could be your next best investment.

6 days ago | inkl.com | Olivia Wolfe

Just like our dark clothes get tucked away post-winter (no one wants to work on a hot day in a black T-shirt), dark outdoor decor and cushions are at the top of the 'furniture to avoid in your south-facing garden' list. Instead, I've asked outdoor living experts to explain the benefits of infusing your outdoor space with reflective garden decor, especially amid a heatwave.