Home security has evolved well beyond simple locks and traditional keys. Today, homeowners are looking for solutions that will combine protection, convenience as well as smart technology. One upgrade that will continue to grow in popularity is the automated gate system.
An automated entry gate doesn’t just look impressive, it will also add a layer of practical security and convenience to your property. Instead of manually opening and closing your gates, you can control access with just the push of a button or even your smartphone. For busy households, this kind of convenience becomes essential. Continue reading Why More Homeowners Are Choosing Automated Gates→
One minute you’ve got a squishy newborn who basically stays wherever you put them, and the next they’re rolling across the living room like a tiny escape artist. And just when you think you’ve adjusted to that? Boom – they’re crawling, pulling up on furniture, and trying to eat the dog’s water bowl. Continue reading Baby-Proofing Your Home→
Human design is a system that combines elements of astrology, the I Ching, the Kabbalah, and modern science to map out an individual’s energetic blueprint. One significant component is understanding how the body’s nine energy centers influence personal development and behavior. Each center plays a crucial role in determining how energy flows within and interacts with the external world, making this system an invaluable tool for personal growth. Continue reading How Energy Maps Became Helpful Tools for Navigating Life→
Automatic gates are a popular choice for homeowners who want to increase security and add convenience to their properties. With a variety of styles, materials, and features to choose from, it can be overwhelming to select the right automatic gate for your needs. In this article, we will outline ten important things to consider when buying automatic gates to help make your decision easier. Continue reading 10 Things to Consider When Buying Automatic Gates→
It seems like it’s been years (but probably just one) since NYC had a snowfall like this! I found this photo of me with my friend Jana while cleaning out my office a couple of years ago, and made this crappy scan, which I shared on Instagram this past week. The photo was taken in Central Park sometime during the February 2005 run of the public art installation The Gates by French land artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, who have sadly now both passed on. Their art, however, lives forever.
