Change is an unsaid rule in our life. When it comes to home, there are a very few people who get to spend their whole life in the same home, but then why does a new home take some getting used to? Because no matter how much you try to deny it being mature and sensible, the truth is that you do get emotionally connected and attached to your home. It is something very deep and intimate for the place holds so many memories of you. Good times or bad, it has always been there.

Your home is always your comfort zone where you feel secure thus when you move to a new abode, you miss your previous one. And till the time you don’t move on from the past, you can’t enjoy your present. But slowly and gradually you adapt to it because the brick walls alone do not qualify as home, family members do. Wherever you go and live, if your family is with you, with the same love and care, you won’t feel awkward for long because you still have your home with you- the same home.

Back in the day, a log burner was an essential appliance used daily in homes throughout the UK. That’s not necessarily the case today and they’re more a luxury item than an essential as we all have central heating, so it’s not like it was back in the early 1900s. They are applied to heat the house or a specific room such as the living room and they are manufactured with metals like cast iron or steel. They also produce heat through the process of burning log fuel in a fire chamber. Mostly, the log burners are used in the living room, and below we’ve listed some of the reasons why you should add one to your living room. (more…)