Remodeling a Holiday Home to a Permanent Home

Posted on: 20 August 2019

When designing a small bathroom, it's important to choose elements that enlarge the area. The last thing you want to create is a cramped feeling. Follow these tips to maximise the space. Install Concealed Storage An array of creams, lotions, brushes and hairdryers on shelves create a cluttered, crowded feeling, giving the impression that there is not enough room. To avoid this impression, eliminate open shelving which leaves everything on display.
[Read More]

Posted on: 22 January 2019

If you're remodelling a fixer-upper, then you work to a specific schedule and budget. For example, you may have initially focused on essential building work, leaving rooms like your kitchen to last. If your kitchen is a workable and liveable space, then its redesign is not a priority. While you hope that your budget will stretch until you've done all the work, you may find that you're running low on funds towards the end of the project.
[Read More]

Posted on: 9 September 2018

In even the most well-designed home, there is usually an annoying little space that is difficult to find a good use for. It may be the area under the stairwell, a small space at the top of the stairs or a nook between a built-in wardrobe and the wall in a bedroom. If you have one of these annoying little spaces, you may be wondering how you can utilise it. Here are three ideas that will help to make a wasted little nook into an attractive and functional feature in your home.
[Read More]

Posted on: 22 June 2017

Remodelling your kitchen is an exciting and rewarding home improvement project. Kitchens are the hub of the home and they need to work in a functional sense as well as looking great. If you have a very large kitchen, then you may not think that coming up with a custom kitchen design will be as difficult as it is for a very compact kitchen. However, clever design is just as important with large kitchens to prevent the space from feeling cavernous and uninviting.
[Read More]