Founder & Creative Director
Rovelle Vosswynne spearheads MIP Renovate, leading the creative and strategic direction of the platform. With years of experience in architecture and interior design, Rovelle ensures that every idea and guide shared on the platform is practical, visually inspiring, and achievable for homeowners. Beyond overseeing content, she is deeply involved in curating renovation trends, conceptualizing unique design solutions, and mentoring the team to maintain the highest standards of quality. Her passion for functional aesthetics, sustainable practices, and user-friendly approaches shapes the platform’s ethos, making it a trusted resource for anyone looking to enhance their living spaces.
Focus on Function Over Size In a small yard, every inch needs to hustle. That slim stretch behind your garage? It can be a dining nook one minute and a chill zone the next. Think furniture that pulls double duty: a bench with storage under the seat, a table that folds out from the wall, […]
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Know What You’re Working With Before you swing a hammer or pull down drywall, stop and ask: what exactly am I about to mess with? Knowing the scope of your project isn’t just smart it’s non negotiable. Whether you’re swapping light fixtures or tearing out a wall, take ten minutes (or an hour) to map
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Build Healthy Soil from the Ground Up Start with Soil Testing Healthy lawns begin with understanding what you’re working with. Before planting or applying any lawn treatments, test your soil to determine its: pH level: Most grasses thrive between 6.0 and 7.0 Nutrient profile: Know if your soil is lacking nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium Texture:
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Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds aren’t just nice to have around — they’re essential. These tiny workers are responsible for moving pollen from flower to flower, which helps plants produce fruit and seeds. It’s a basic process that supports nearly everything growing in your garden and beyond. A strong pollinator presence means more tomatoes,
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Introduction Vlogging didn’t just survive another year of digital chaos — it adapted. When platforms shifted, algorithms evolved, and attention spans shrank, vloggers kept posting, kept engaging, and kept building communities. The era of chasing viral lightning isn’t dead, but in 2024 it’s less about luck and more about smart, steady execution. What’s changing this
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How Color Influences Mood and Behavior Color isn’t just a visual detail — it’s a powerful psychological tool. The colors we surround ourselves with can dramatically impact emotions, energy levels, and even decision-making. Whether you’re designing a room or creating content, color choices should be intentional. The Psychology of Color Color affects how we feel
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Purpose: Clean, Refresh, and Inspect After Winter Wear Spring is the ideal time to reset your home after months of cold weather. Snow, ice, and moisture can leave behind hidden damage and buildup. This checklist ensures your home is safe, efficient, and ready for the warmer months ahead. Exterior Maintenance Start with the outer shell
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Tools, Materials, and Safety Essentials Before you start any DIY wall-mounted project, being prepared is key. Here’s a clear breakdown of what you’ll need to get the job done right. Tool Checklist Make sure you have these essential tools on hand: Drill Level Stud finder Saw (hand or power, depending on your project) Screws (appropriate
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Small spaces demand big thinking when it comes to storage. In a tight apartment, van, or studio, every inch has a job to do. When square footage is limited, the way you organize your stuff directly affects how livable your space feels. Clutter builds fast, and without a system, even the most stylish setup turns
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Traditional building materials come with a heavy cost. Concrete, steel, vinyl, and composite woods all take serious energy to produce. That energy usually comes from fossil fuels, which means higher emissions before a single wall is even built. On top of that, many of these materials don’t age well. They break down, off-gas, or trap
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