“…Critical geographies of home recognise home as at once a material and affective space entangled with imaginaries, feelings, and meanings (Blunt & Dowling, 2006;Mallett, 2004). Home is a space of security, privacy, belonging, comfort, and stability (Bate, 2020;Easthope, 2004;Gorman-Murray, 2007;Power & Mee, 2019). These feelings and meanings are created through homemaking practices, which include, among others, controlling the materiality of dwellings, i.e., the shaping, organisation, maintenance and use of domestic spaces, and objects and belongings within them (Dowling & Mee, 2007;Gorman-Murray, 2007;Holton & Riley, 2016).…”