Whether you’re renovating an old bathroom or building a new one, there are details you may not want to miss. Certain features can make all the difference in the usability, personality and overall value of your bathroom.
Benchtops are expected to be durable–stain-proof, scratch-proof, and heat-proof–as well as beautiful, and economical. Choosing a benchtop material can be a daunting decision. Here’s a list of crucial questions you should ask yourself and your builder before you commit.
When you’re working with your builder to design your home, you can choose cabinetry and furnishings that are ready-made, or you can get items that are tailor-made for your space and style. Whichever route you choose, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons before making important decisions that will affect your project.
If you’re planning to revamp your kitchen floors, it’s wise to know the strengths and weaknesses of the most popular types of kitchen flooring out there. Whether you’re looking for durability, a low price tag or longevity, weigh these pros and cons.
A home extension or addition is a major home improvement project that adds finished living space to an existing home. You may want a bigger kitchen or need an extra bedroom, and this is where you’ll need to consider what type of extension you need.
When tackling a bathroom renovation with your builder, knowing which style resonates with you can be a big help. This guide to the most popular bathroom styles will help you plan your reno, from choosing tiles, taps and everything in between.
Your front yard contributes to your home’s curb appeal. Whether you want to increase value or simply give your property a much needed facelift, ask yourself and your builder these questions as you’re planning your yard redesign.
Homeowner preferences and the kitchen layout dictate an island’s shape, size, style and special features. Here are some beautiful but practical features to consider when planning your new kitchen island.
Trends are just that–trendy, and as quickly as they arrive and take over our Instagram and Pinterest feeds, so too can they be overdone. Whether you’re renovating or planning a new build, there may be some trends in the past year or two currently in your home. Now would be a great time to replace …
Storage and organisation may be overlooked by homeowners when planning a renovation. You want to consider how you live now and how you’d like to live ideally. Why not create a home that will make implementing your new, more organised habits easier?