When everything in a kitchen has its place, it creates an enjoyable space in which to cook, unpack groceries, tidy up or just hang out. Take note of these tips for your next renovation or new build to create smarter storage solutions for your kitchen.
Spa-style bathrooms have become hugely popular. After all, who doesn’t want a relaxing place to retreat right in your own home? If you want to elevate your bathroom beyond the purely functional, consider these designs for your next renovation to make it tranquil and indulgent.
During these chillier months, you may be wishing your home had a cosy spot where you could keep warm. However, before you decide to install a fireplace as part of a renovation or include one in plans for your new build, you’ll need to decide which type of fireplace suits you and your home.
If you don’t plan the lighting design of your kitchen well, you could end up with lighting that’s too bright or dull, incorrectly placed, or too big or small in size. Having several sources of lighting in a kitchen allows you to adjust it as needed, especially if you have an open plan layout. As …
When it comes to choosing which type of window works for your home, you’ll need to consider several factors, including location, style, function, operation, material, finish, hardware and your budget.
Bathrooms, whether big or small, should always be well thought out and carefully located. With these tips, you can make informed decisions that will last.
Whether you have an unusual shaped entrance or a small space that requires a door, these clever alternatives to traditional door designs could aid you in your renovation plans.
Whether you prefer bold splashes of colour and muted accents, it’s important to ensure you create a sense of cohesion throughout your home. Whatever your preferred colour palette, you don’t want to create a choppiness in between rooms.
Neuroarchitecture to describe how the brain and body behave in buildings. Neuroarchitecture is using evidence from neuroscientific studies to help architects design buildings that will improve the wellbeing of those who live in them. Design elements can affect your physical and mental health and the right ones can do so positively.
Enhancing the organisation and functionality of your kitchen will allow the space to feel open, appear tidy and look great while meeting your household’s needs, whether that’s prepping food, hosting guests or simply a space for hanging out.