What is your Number One Design Dream and Why?
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Kiera Fitzmaurice
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Comments (17)I'm tempted to say a fully redeemed mortgage but I suspect that may not be in the spirit of the discussion, in which case...a stone terrace with a weathered stone water fountain and bird bath overlooking a large, mature garden and orchard. (For some reason, I'm also imagining that this terrace has wireless broadband and a fully-staffed cappuccino bar just out of my line of sight...)....See MoreWin tickets to Grand Designs Live - tell us your Grand Designs dream!
Comments (17)My partner & I bought a fishery with 2 lakes just over a year ago, the entire 10 acre site was very neglected, but we have renovated the lakes so that the anglers have a wonderful experience in beautiful surroundings. Our dream now is to renovate the house, reconfiguring the property so that we too can enjoy the beauty of our surroundings. There is also an acre of garden to landscape, we have many ideas but ideas on where to start would be fantastic...See MoreShow us your dream bathroom!
Comments (8)My 'dream' bathroom would have a great view, not be overlooked, will be x-factor practical to keep clutter free, clean and tidy with superb ease, be extremely stylish, have a huge tub and a great walk in shower without glass to swipe, have the perfect mood and make up lighting, be spacious, be well heated underfoot and in general, have piped music, space for candles, a bunch of fresh flowers, well hidden clever storage, lots of mirrors, can be opened to the elements, have space for some decorative items and easy to reach towels, and ideally be right next to my dressing room. Oh and it would have a call button for the butler! Can you see it??...See MoreAs a child, what was your dream job?
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Rachael Fletcher
7 years agoI'd renovate my kitchen/dining room. I love to have friends at my house and entertain guests and people always seem to migrate to the kitchen so why not make it the best room in the house, part of that = great flooring!
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Phoebe Buckley
7 years agoDoes outside count?! I'd love to have an amazing outside kitchen space that can be enjoyed all year round.
Something a little like this would be amazing.
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Stephen Libby
7 years agoI would have to agree with others in this discussion. An open living/dining area for entertaining and chilling out would need to be top of the list. I love the way that high ceilings, large bay windows and wooden flooring in typical tenement flats makes way for the combining of two such spaces.
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minnie101
7 years agoOur bedroom is only half done (or maybe a bit more!) so it's top of my list with reinstating a fire and buying a too dear chair I've got my eye on (plus lots of accessories as it's rather bare!). Second on the list is flooring, I have this in my hall and dining room, we installed walnut in the living room but would rather have it running throughout (but toned down a little) even though I do actually prefer a herringbone parquet. I could then brave solid wood in the kitchen (!) or find something to complement. I'm hoping the upstairs floorboards and stairs are in good condition as the carpet desperately needs to go!
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