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Everything You Need To Transform Your House Into A Home

21/11/2024

You may have just moved into a new house and want to put your own stamp on it. This can take time but it doesn’t hurt to start planning what you will do. It can be super frustrating if you live in a place that you don’t like or that doesn’t meet your needs. Changing your own house can give you an incredible sense of achievement and means you will look forward to going home. Take a look at the article below to find out how you can transform your house into a home. 

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New Lighting 

How is the current lighting in your house, if it is looking old and doesn’t match the aesthetic you are going for then you can change it. Lighting is something that won’t break the bank either so it can be a nice simple task to ease yourself into it. Figure out which setup you would like around your home, you have quite a few choices when it comes to lighting. You could choose floor lights for your living room and spot lights for your hallway for instance, if this is something you prefer. You don’t have to install ceiling lights if you don’t want to, head to your local lighting showroom to see if you can find anything you like the look of. 

Garden Furniture

If you are planning on having a gorgeous interior then you will want your garden to match this. There is no point inviting people around for them to see a messy, unkempt garden. Before winter hits you will need to ensure everything is put away and your garden doesn’t look too cluttered. It can be tempting to store things outside when you aren’t using them but the weather and elements can hit these hard. If you have garden furniture then investing in a cover for this or even a big enough shed will be a good idea. Get ready for summer if you don’t have any nice furniture, the January sales will have some fantastic things for you. 

Fresh Coat Of Paint

Have you started to notice dirty marks on your walls, this is common and happens due to the environment and fingers touching it a lot of the time. Ideally you should be repainting your walls every few years, this prevents it becoming an eye sore and is also a chance to keep your walls current. If you have wallpaper but want to change to paint then this can be tricky, you will first need to remove the old wallpaper. If you don’t want to botch your paint job then it might be worth calling in a professional painter to do it for you. 

Updated Flooring

Over time flooring can become old, tired, and worn out. This can make it appear unsightly and make you dislike your home. Flooring varies in price depending on the style and size of the room that needs doing, so you need to work out which flooring you want first. There are pros and cons to all types of flooring, carpet for example can be great in winter as it keeps the heat in but it can be impossible to keep clean. While hardwood flooring is wonderful to clean and keep clean, it will also last much longer than carpet. However, in winter you don’t want to be sitting on the floor unless you invest in some heavy duty rugs. Whichever flooring you decide to get, you will also need a good quality underlay. 

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Conversion

If you don’t have enough room for everyone but you do have a loft then how about thinking about a conversion. This will not only add money when you come to sell your property but will give you plenty more room to play with while you are there. You might want the extra space to use as bedrooms, home office, or even a home gym. Whatever you need it for, you need to ensure that your loft is suitable for a conversion. Believe it or not, not all lofts can be converted due to their supporting beams. Get an expert to evaluate your loft and give you the verdict. 

Patience 

Finally, you must remember that you won’t sort your whole house and tick off all your projects in one day. Renovating a house and transforming it into a home takes time, money, and a lot of patience from you. If you rush then it is likely things will go wrong, that could potentially mean spending even more money than you have to. 

We hope you found this article helpful and that it gave you some ideas and inspiration on how you can change your house into something you love and adore. Remember, planning is essential as you don’t want to start a project and then run out of time or money. 

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