About the site
My Home My Globe publishes decorating ideas, practical home guidance and calculators for people working with real rooms and real budgets.
Who Runs My Home My Globe
My name is David Huner. I am a semi-retired finance professional, writer and longtime hands-on problem solver. Home repair and remodeling became part of my working life through real estate investment, including single-family and multifamily properties.
I have repaired apartment units, handled wall and plumbing work, and worked through full kitchen and bathroom remodels. Much of that knowledge came the practical way: a problem appeared, and I had to figure out how to fix it.
Before that, I spent more than five years in the U.S. Air Force and more than 13 years at Motorola. My work involved large communication systems, small-business systems and government dispatch centers. I later spent 15 years in financial services and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Finance.
I currently teach English online, write freelance and work part time for a national DIY and construction retail company.
Why This Site Exists
I have always thought of practical work as a repair job. Something is broken, awkward, too expensive or simply not working well, and someone has to find a sensible answer.
That is the approach behind My Home My Globe. Some articles deal with decorating and storage. Others cover maintenance questions, room measurements or project planning. The aim is to help you understand the options before you spend money or start work.
How We Handle Products, Ads and Updates
Some articles link to products sold by Amazon and other retailers. My Home My Globe may earn a commission if you buy through one of those links. Product links do not change the price you pay. The site also carries display advertising through Raptive.
Prices, availability and product details can change after an article is published. Check the retailer’s current listing before buying. Calculator results are planning estimates, so compare them with the coverage, waste and installation guidance supplied by the manufacturer.
Older articles are reviewed and updated as the site develops. When we find a broken link, outdated recommendation or factual error, we correct it rather than leaving it in place.