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Daisy England
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Need some advice for my student house bedroom approx. 9ft by 11ft
Comments (33)White or pale walls are ok, DOn't feel that the only way to decorate4 is by painitng the walls. Decide if you want white on white scheme, or a pop of colour. If so, cushions and curtains are the way to go. Decide on a colour and stick to it. TRy the 70-20-10 rule where your 70 is white4 (your walls) and 20 is curtqains and cushions and 10 is a secondary colour such as gold or silver for hardwaqre and ornaments and presto you're done....See MoreExtension advice
Comments (1)Your ideas are impressive. I wouldn't start there though. It is really important to spend more time figuring out what space you need and how you want to use it first. Once you have that clear then the right design solution for you will become undeniable. What anyone here would do is really irrelevant because it's your house and your budget - so only you can know what is really going to be best for you and worth spending the money on. I do understand though that when you're not sure it feels reassuring to get other people's input. Best thing to do now is to get yourself a free copy of my Design Your Home Vision Checklist. This will help you clarify what you want, and then you'll find it much easier to make these design decisions. https://www.i-architect.co.uk/dyhvchecklist.html Best wishes with your home designs! Jane award winning chartered architect eco-home and conservation area specialist www.i-architect.co.uk...See MoreGarden Lean To/Shelter
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Comments (7)Hi Tanya! You really need more information about where the drains currently run, what rights you have as well as those of your neighbours, if you are a leaseholder then there are likely to be additional restrictions in your leasehold contract to check out. It's quite unusual for planning permisison to be granted for a rear first floor balcony but your neighbours having one may help with there being a precedent established. There are lots of options as others have suggested - switching around the use of rooms at first floor, making the ground floor the kitchen, etc... so you're not short of possibilities. The key at this point is that you really need to dig a bit deeper into what you'll be allowed to do and what might limit you. Obviously budget can be a factor too, as well as figuring out what is going to be worth doing for you. Best wishes with your home redesign! Jane chartered architect, eco-home and conservation area specialist www.i-architect.co.uk Join Jane live on facebook for home design tips and expert Q&A. Midday Mondays: https://fb.me/e/fXBDxgZ3x...See Morei-architect
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