DIY projects to keep Home Organised : Vrindavan Nagpur

Read on to gather some of these DIY ideas that are fun, engaging and affordable.

Jelly Jars or Catchalls: Keeping loose change or little accessories like buttons becomes quite a task. These are essentials, which you need yet wonder how to store it handy. How about those jelly jars? You can convert them into cute catchalls and keep the change and accessories accessible. So, as soon as the jars get empty, clean and dry them and bring them to a new use of storage containers.

Hatboxes for Storage: Do you have empty hatboxes? Then, guise them as shelves in your bathroom. Just choose boxes that are 10 to 12 inches deep and nail them on the bathroom walls. Voila, you have your new bathroom shelves ready. You can use them for storing extra towels, toiletries and more. This way you can free-up the space on bathroom countertops and drawers. Moreover, usually coming in an array of peppy colours these can accentuate the look of the bathroom. Alternatively, you can utilise them for storing stoles, caps, tie and baby clothes. However, clean and dry it thoroughly before using it for storing clothes.

Craft supplies on Pegboard: For the love of crafts and to keep everything organised and accessible, bring a pegboard for assistance. You can easily place all your craft supplies on it and use as and when required. A pegboard can get hooked a little higher on the wall too, helping you keep everything away from your children’s reach. Use this DIY trick to indulge in your hobby whenever you desire peacefully.

Why Invest in Gondia and Amravati?

Peaceful & Serene: Are you tired of the constant rush in your life? Then, it’s time you move to quaint and calm cities like Gondia and Amravati. You can breathe fresh air as these cities still enjoy a significant green belt. They are not much crowded and offer you the space you need. By investing in a property here, you can treat yourself and your family with a quality life.

Rapid Infrastructure Growth: These quaint cities are experiencing infrastructural growth. They are well-connected to nearest cities with the international airport and have train services to all the major cities. Along with air and train, these cities are linked with national and state highways to making road travel convenient. Moreover, the Amravati airport got handed over to the Airport Authority of India for development, and soon the city will have its airport running commercial flights. There are also new flyovers and malls under construction. One of the main attractions is the “Y” flyover at Panchavati-Gadge Nagar Link road. Investors are showing interest in these cities, and much infrastructure growth is in the pipeline.

Economic Growth: Amravati is the second largest city of Vidarbha region after Nagpur and is a major industrial centre. There are several textile industries established around the outskirts of the city. It also has the leading warehousing facilities in the state. Likewise, Gondia popularly known as the rice city has plenty of rice mills in the area. These cities are also attracting new businesses and job opportunities, making them the perfect hub for those who are tired of city life.

Optimum Cost & Quality of Living: These small cities are growing manifold. There are malls, new markets, flyovers and business hubs getting constructed. So, you can get a similar quality of life at a lower cost when you shift base to such cities. Education and healthcare are also relatively cheaper.  

If you are looking for that work-life balance and quality of life, then look for upcoming flats in Gondia and Amravati. One of the prominent developers offering you city like lifestyle in the budget is Vrindavan.

 The Vrindavan apartments in Amravati and Gondia can provide you with the quality of life for which metro dwellers long. These Vrindavan flats come with world-class infrastructure and amenities offering you a resort-like living. These can also be your perfect second, holiday and retirement homes. To know more about these flats, connect here and live the life you miss and stay connected with your roots.