Any ideas welcomed
Finally got an offer accepted on a house 🙂
We are so looking forward to moving in.
Any layout / storage ideas would be welcomed.
The plan is to move in and with everything as it is and then to do one room at a time once we have settled we will work out what we’d like to change but I’ve always got itchy fingers and love to have a flexible future plan in mind.
At the moment the kitchen lacks any wow factor.... it’s nice and big (much bigger than our previous kitchen). I think I prefer kitchens with an island rather than a peninsula.
We very much love the whole “hotel boutique feel” in our bedroom - but again this won’t be straightaway as we will probably use the main bedroom on the 1st as our bedroom but then move into the loft room & I think by adding a walk-in wardrobe in the loft room, double shower, removing the bath & redecorating the bedroom we might get what we want.
Any suggestions for revamping the layout well be appreciated.
Thank you all
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