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Just bought a new house? Or are you renovating your old one? Then there quite a few things you need to consider before you get to work.
What you don't do when designing or renovating your home is just as important as what you do do, and it's good to be aware that sometimes your natural instincts aren't always the best solution for your project. In fact, a lot of the time is has a negative effect on it. Since it can be hard to tell if you're helping or hurting your home, we took the most popular pieces from our collection and gathered them in one convenient place for you so no matter what you're undertaking, you'll be 10 steps ahead of the game.
So let's get that new home or renovation up and running smoothly with the best dos and don'ts for your home!
To get you off on the right foot and to show you what you can achieve by following the the right dos and don'ts, we give you this magnificently modern home. It is the result of exemplary planning, beautiful placement, and dashing decor. If this home looks too ritzy for your taste or budget, don't worry–we've included some cost-effective design ideas, so this look of luxury is attainable to anyone when you go to the right places.
The interior of this home is just as remarkable and imposing as this façade, so don't miss out on the opportunity to see the rest.
First up, let's get these pesky 'don'ts' out of the way, and we want to start with the kitchen. Proper kitchen planning is essential, because it is in this room where all your insanely delicious meals will be prepped and served. One of the biggest problems we face when designing a new space is taking all parts of the room into consideration, as well as how much time you'll actually spend in there. If you do spend a decent amount of your time cooking and eating here, then by all means get that extra counter space and incorporate a breakfast bar. Otherwise, these things will just be superfluous and you'll end up wasting your money.
For more on what you need to steer clear of, take a look at the rest of these annoying mistakes and nip problems like this in the bud before you even begin.
Now that we have some don'ts out of the way, let's talk about what you should invest in, starting with the front door. If you want to make an impression on your guests and all who pass by, then you're definitely going to want something that's striking and unique. The entrance of this home has two giant pots on either side of the front door, creating an imposing and striking image. It gives the home a powerful presence, and next to the sleekly finished natural materials like timber and concrete, the home gives off a sophisticated aura.
Be sure to check out a the other ideas about how to make your entrance look as stunning as this one.
This one is for all you penny pinchers out there. Not all of us are millionaires, so whenever we see the opportunity to spend less money on practical and aesthetic additions, we take them. This entrance hall is immaculate and beautifully displays a palette of neutral colours and soft textiles in a pristine manner, and it's all thanks to this multi-functional shoe cabinet. Store shoes underneath so you don't have to climb over a mountain of footwear upon entry and place a comfortable cushion on top so you can sit in comfort as you kick off your boots for the evening.
This is just one of many cost-effective home design ideas that anyone on a budget should take a look at.
We don't always get the opportunity to talk with professionals about what we should and should't have when buying a home or apartment for the first time. But sometimes in life, we're given second chances–and that comes when comes to renovation time. This vintage industrial kitchen was given extra flavour with a funky new fridge and gorgeously patterned wallpaper.
Check out the rest of the article for more tips on how you can improve the look of your small kitchen.
