Our homes are the
most familiar spaces to us, and what we do to them is a deeply personal
expression of ourselves. Winston Churchill wrote that 'we shape our buildings,
thereafter they shape us'
A home is a place
of residence or refuge. When it refers to a building, it is usually a place in
which an individual or a family can rest and store personal property my home is
made up of things that don’t really matter and things that really do. Where I
keep them what is shown what is not all make up who I am and in turn reflect
the soul of my home, because it shows the people who live there even if we’re not
in the house to talk to there are still things you will understand on
entering our home , we like to watch TV but
prefer music , both paint, one teaching , on studying, enjoy a drink, and both cook, watch films,
and like to spend time just on our own ...in our rooms.
as children many of us found the safest place in our room, under the bed, obscured , and hiding from the trouble that we had brought about, strange to think that darkest most confined space can seem like the safest and sometimes only option, but in turn can become prison like - with the shout of 'Get to your room' when finally caught for misbehavior . but still our room is the place we can go to and just be the ultimate refuge and true soul of your home simply put its a reflection of you and how you are.
What shapes the
home, builds up the soul of the home is those who occupy them people can own
all manner of things yet the house can still feel empty. or visa-verse…
again as children many of us liked
the explore the non –space of the home, I cant count the hours spent playing in
corridors of my friends houses or on the stairs, we aim to make that space that
seems to belong to no-one belong to us
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