Where to start for our house renovation - help! ;(
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Help, I need to renovate and don't know where to start.
Comments (3)Hi Diane Unless your work is structural you needn’t get an architect involved, and I may be able to help you. I’m an interior designer and am based just a few miles from SE25. I’d be happy to come round for a consultation. DM me to express your interest and get your home sorted....See MoreNew home - starting with kitchen renovation
Comments (6)Hi Sally, if you are on Instagram, have a look at our account @odcdoorglass, lots of inspiration there for kitchen extensions. You could indeed opt for glazed roof panels, like in this project here Or have a large roof lantern as featured in this kitchen below Large rooflights will be a more cost effective solution, such as these in this kitchen Hopefully this will have given you a few ideas! Best of luck with your project....See MoreRenovating our home
Comments (0)We have lived in our 4-bed detached home for 6 years and now plan a renovation. Children have left and it is now just the two of us. We would like to start with redesigning our kitchen, dining room and sitting room (currently 3 separate rooms) into one open plan area. We would like to remove the internal partition wall between the kitchen and dining room, and another between dining and sitting room (currently just doorways in these walls). We'd like to make this an informal but comfortable space for ourselves and visiting family (grandchildren too in the next year). We also have a garage (also accessed internally from the hall) which we would like to convert into a second reception room as a study/snug/play room. How do we start re measuring up the ground floor space to make a floor plan?...See MoreHELP! Bought our first home and no idea where to start!
Comments (5)I would move in before making any decisions. Paint colours can only do so much, so I wouldn't focus too much on things like that so start with. Once you are in you will notice the light levels etc and that should help to focus things. If you don't need all of the upper units in the kitchen you could remove the odd one, that might help to open it up a little and create some light. Is there another bathroom? Do you need an ensuite? Maybe it's like a 'kitchen island', a good idea if there's space, a bad idea if not....See MoreC D
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