We all have varying personalities and learning styles. While most children have the ability to learn in a variety of settings, helping them understand their learning strengths builds confidence. Most students bravely adapt new learning styles once they have developed a strong foundation. Creating a Study Zone that specifically addresses the needs of your child's learning behaviour is a great way to encourage healthy habits for your little (or big) ones. Check out our latest blog post for helpful tips on identifying the type of learner your child is and how you can create a great study space for them!

For some, the school year has just started. For others, the big day is just around the corner!

And once school begins, so do games like "Backpack Dash and Disappear," a daily faceoff between clutter and calm.

Without a plan to corral the transition between school and home, expect the frustration of lost homework, messy rooms, and sometimes, sheer disorder.  

That’s why we’ve curated a pile of tips to clear clutter and avert accidents in potential chaos zones like your home entrance, kitchen, and other living spaces. 

Get the details here!

Back-To-School shifts the pace at home from relaxed summer rhythms to lists, schedules, routines.  Wake up. Get Moving. Stop. Repeat.

During the school year, things can fall between the cracks. The kids lose stuff. You forget important meetings, or rely on relentless e-notifications that break your nerves.  It all places stress on family life.  

What if you could plan a peaceful school year?  In the first of our 3-part series for Back to School, we'll explore the great benefits of a Family Command Center. Read on for details!     

Our Art From The Heart Contest challenges youth living in The Bahamas to imagine a transformed nation, fifty years from now. 

What do they desire from the future? What are their hopes for relationships, society, and our breathtaking environment? Which obstacles will they overcome within the next few generations? What can they see by standing on our shoulders? 

Here’s more information on how to enter our 2023 Art From The Heart Contest, Transforming The Nation - The Next 50 Years.

For 2022, the Charity of Hope charitable proceeds benefit The Seahorse Institute, an educational centre serving children with autism and other developmental disabilities. Seahorse is now being certified to develop Special Education teachers and schools help an estimated 1 in 44 children with autism. Check out Jordan’s story in this video. You’ll be moved and inspired by how your giving and our collaboration with Seahorse Institute are impacting children with autism living in The Bahamas.

Christmas and candles are a cosy tradition, bringing light and warmth to the holidays. And yet, they can be so much more, as we've discovered with our Candles of Hope. They can be a source of light, hope and promise to a child in need, and that's just what the Charity of Hope Foundation strives to do.

Explore the magic in the making with our beautifully aromatic, 100% Bahamian-made candles. Learn about the giving force behind them and how you can play an important role in helping to light the guiding path for children in The Bahamas.

We have changed, and the evolution was intentional. With over 30 years of industry experience, we were still hungry to compete, collaborate, and revitalise our commitment to our customers, community, and country.

We entered a defining season in the way a caterpillar becomes a butterfly. Few events in nature rival the drama of a shape-shifting butterfly pressing through its cocoon, unfurling new wings. From radical transformation it emerges in strength and splendour.

Furniture Plus shares the delight of transforming spaces that enhance your home and lifestyle. We understand the rhythms of change. We have undertaken our own metamorphosis and emerged stronger and better for you.

Welcome home. Come on in, take off your shoes, and sip a cup of tea with us. You’ve just joined a wonderful online space for inspiration, information, and resources we can’t wait to share with you.

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