Why Home Fragrance Fades in a Tiled Flat, and What Holds It
Hard surfaces hold no scent. Why a candle that fills a carpeted room disappears in a Spanish flat, and the layering that fixes it.
Why Home Fragrance Fades in a Tiled Flat, and What Holds It
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Percale, Muslin or Waffle: Duvet Covers for a Flat With No DryerPercale, Muslin or Waffle: Duvet Covers for a Flat With No Dryer
Four weaves compared for the conditions that actually apply in Spain: air drying, August heat and a flat with no radiator.
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The First Ten Things to Buy for an Unfurnished Flat in SpainThe First Ten Things to Buy for an Unfurnished Flat in Spain
Unfurnished in Spain usually means empty. Here is the order to buy in, what to spend on first, and what can wait until month two.
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How to Build a Dinner Set Piece by Piece in a Small KitchenHow to Build a Dinner Set Piece by Piece in a Small Kitchen
How many plates you actually need, what to buy in what order, and how to mix handmade ceramic with everyday pieces so it still looks deliberate.
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5 Ways to Make a Rented Flat Feel More Expensive5 Ways to Make a Rented Flat Feel More Expensive
Five styling moves for a rented Mediterranean flat: a tight palette, better textiles, empty space, more light, and buying less. No renovation, no drilling.
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No-Drill Bathroom Fittings for Renters in SpainNo-Drill Bathroom Fittings for Renters in Spain
Adhesive rails, freestanding racks and hooks that fit a rented bathroom without drilling tile. What holds, what fails, and what to skip in a Spanish flat.
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Born in Barcelona, Made for Your HomeBorn in Barcelona, Made for Your Home
Why we started SantHome in Sant Pol de Mar, how we source from Egypt and Europe, and what curated actually means for a small Mediterranean home goods store.
