The Magical Cube 72 forms is a unique and fascinating puzzle that challenges its users to think critically and solve complex problems. The cube itself is made up of small, interconnected blocks that can be rearranged in a multitude of different ways. What sets the Magical Cube 72 forms apart from other puzzles is that each of these forms has a specific solution that requires a certain sequence of moves to achieve. This means that solving the cube is not just a matter of trial and error, but rather a strategic process that requires planning and foresight. The cube is designed to be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. Beginners can start with the basic forms, which are relatively easier to solve, while more experienced users can challenge themselves with the more intricate and complex forms.
We’re definitely fans of decorating every room in the house for Christmas – including the kitchen! Open shelves make it easy, and we love a wreath in the kitchen too. This is from a selection at John Lewis, with twinkly lights scattered along the open shelves too … although fairy lights are perfectly acceptable all year round, of course! And get that traditional-practical kitchen style with classic white splashback tiles, such as our Metro Matt White.
We ve been discussing outdoor living and garden entertaining for ages now, and found that through lockdown lots of our customers were creating fabulous outdoor bars, as well as landscaping their terraces and gardens to provide outside summer spaces. This is from a selection at John Lewis, with twinkly lights scattered along the open shelves too although fairy lights are perfectly acceptable all year round, of course.
Beginners can start with the basic forms, which are relatively easier to solve, while more experienced users can challenge themselves with the more intricate and complex forms. In addition to providing entertainment and a mental workout, the Magical Cube 72 forms also promotes and enhances important cognitive skills, such as problem-solving, logical thinking, and spatial awareness. By engaging with the cube, users are able to exercise and develop these skills, which can be useful in many other areas of life.
Winter Wonderland: How To Inject Some Christmas Magic Into Your Interiors
We’re well into Xmas preparation now, so thought we would bring you some gorgeous decorative ideas for the season (along with some of our tiles, of course!). And at the same time we would like to wish you all a very Happy Christmas and naturally, we are very eager to see your festive interiors, so do send us your pics!
Season’s Greetings
If you’ve spent time getting your front-of-house looking good this year, and especially if it’s involved a new step or front porch, then a dramatic front door wreath is an absolute must-have! This is from a selection at Interflora, each real-fresh-flower wreath is individually made by a local florist and delivered to the door.
Step into Christmas
Get the Xmas vibe going from the front doorstep with a jolly doormat. This is the Let It Snow Doormat from Cox & Co. They look very good with our darker grey outdoor slabs, such as Granito, which are available in both Grey and Black.
Outdoor Celebrations
We’ve been discussing outdoor living and garden entertaining for ages now, and found that through lockdown lots of our customers were creating fabulous outdoor bars, as well as landscaping their terraces and gardens to provide outside summer spaces. Of course, with the addition of some blankets, outdoor lights and perhaps a firepit there’s a very good reason to create outdoor entertaining spaces for the winter months too. Just add hot toddies, mulled wine or hot chocolate. This gorgeous outdoor furniture set is the Ascot Modular Sofa Set B from Bridgman. Consider our Nebraska Oak Outdoor Planks in porcelain for a tough, practical and hardwearing outdoor deck.
Christmas in the Kitchen
We’re definitely fans of decorating every room in the house for Christmas – including the kitchen! Open shelves make it easy, and we love a wreath in the kitchen too. This is from a selection at John Lewis, with twinkly lights scattered along the open shelves too … although fairy lights are perfectly acceptable all year round, of course! And get that traditional-practical kitchen style with classic white splashback tiles, such as our Metro Matt White.
In the Pink
Christmas doesn’t have to be red, gold and green. Go for a pink-themed Christmas table with these classic Pink Linen Napkins, from the Chalk Pink Linen Company. Add pink and green table decorations for a festive touch – and feel rather happy that your pink theme will also translate into summery celebrations as well.
Rose Gold Inspiration: If those soft shades of Chalk Pink are appealing, take a look at our Village Rose Gold wall tiles, which are also available in a square format. They look very on trend when teamed with gold accessories, such as bathroom fittings or kitchen taps and drawer/cupboard handles.
A Touch of Blush
A bowl of baubles with some displayed along the mantelpiece or console tables is an easy way of adding Christmas colour to your interiors – especially if you don’t fancy fiddling around with garlands and hooking things up. These are pastel pink and green decorations from the Champagne Sparkle Theme at Dobbies
Emerald Green Inspiration: Match up your tiles to your decorations with our Village Emerald Green Wall Tiles – a classic colour that works throughout the home, giving a natural, grounded feel.
Suspended Creations
Feeling creative? Get the baubles out, along with a hoop base (from craft and hobby stores), some greenery and string or ribbing for the bindings and to suspend the decorations. The green and red baubles here are from the Festive Field Theme at John Lewis.
Driving Home for Christmas
We just really, really like this! Camper Van With Gifts decoration by Cream Cornwall.
Keep it Cosy
Get that guest bedroom sorted out with some cosy new bedlinen. This is the Fairisle Red Duvet Set from Julian Charles. They also have a good choice of throws and blankets if you need to stock up for those wintery outdoor entertaining occasions!
Red Inspiration: If all the Xmas palaver has made you think a little more about red as an interior theme colour, here’s our Metro Red Wall Tile. You’re welcome
Creative Concepts
We adore this creative floral Christmas tapestry concept from Dobbies. This is a real focal point creation and could replace your Christmas tree – so it’s a space-saver too. All the instructions on how to create this beautiful panel are available here.
Orange Inspiration: Add some zingy colour to your home with our Metro Orange Wall Tiles – just the job for a swathe of cheerful colour in the kitchen or bathroom (and this shade looks amazing with black bathroom fittings too). See some ideas here from our sister company, Bathroom Mountain
A Grande Finale
For a rather lovely grand Christmas statement, consider the Harewood White Spun Cotton Light Up Reindeer Family from Lights4fun. The trouble is, front garden or back garden? Although we would be tempted to show them off in the front garden, we rather like the idea of having them just outside the sliding kitchen doors to see more of them every time we have a mince pie!
Have you been getting into the festive spirit and jazzing up your interiors in time for Christmas? If so then we’d love to see your pics – tweet us @TileMountainUK, share on Facebook or tag us on Instagram!
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Overall, the Magical Cube 72 forms is a captivating and engaging puzzle that offers hours of entertainment and intellectual stimulation. Whether you're a puzzle enthusiast or just looking for a fun and challenging activity, the cube is sure to provide a rewarding and satisfying experience..
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