Think Vertical Effective space planning and interior design requires that you plan in three dimensions - so start thinking about space above your head and higher up on walls. There are great functional bedding and storage solutions you can use to easily double your floor space in a bedroom and its functional storage space.

Futons for guest rooms Why waste functionality and floor space of a designated guest room when it can normally operate as your den or library? When guests are expected, simply fold down futon and make it into your guest bedroom.

Loft beds for older children Loft beds are excellent functional solutions for older children that also want to use their bedroom as a social hangout or study room. A loft bed allows you to place a sofa or study desk underneath bed. This also creates a great atmosphere under bed that is private and quiet.

Bunk beds for youngsters When there is more than one child in a bedroom bunk beds are a logical solution for using more of vertical space available in a room, and also creates more space on floor for playtime.

Murphy beds for studios and 1 bedroom apartments Murphy beds are a great bed design to incorporate when space is on limited supply. Installing a Murphy bed will instantly open up room floor space. In small apartments, installing a Murphy bed can have effect of feeling like you've just added another entire room! Murphy beds are also a great option for adding to dens or studies to create a guest room.

It's no wonder online shopping is growing at a phenomenal rate every year. But with so much to choose from, how do you buy perfect gift for someone?

The mistake most people make is buying something that they like instead of thinking hard about interests of person they are buying for. Admit it; you have probably done this before.

If you want to buy perfect gift for your recipient, take time to learn about interests of that person even if it's something you don't particularly enjoy.

Once you know their interests, you can shop smarter and have a much better chance of getting that perfect gift with thought that says: I picked this gift only for you.

If you are shopping for a gift for your sweetheart or partner, just apply same rule. Try to focus on their interests. Remember, it's not what you want; it's what your partner wants that matters.

Listen close to your conversations then casually ask questions to get more specifics. You'll get clues about gifts they desire. Once you apply this new method of gift shopping, your partner or sweetheart will end up with perfect gift and you will be surprised by response you receive.

But what about buying a gift for person who has everything? Here are a few ideas that work well for that problem.