I think it’s easy to oversimplify the stuff that needs to get done and underestimate the time that it will take to do it – and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
When it comes to working out a budget for a new home project, we need to be willing to look at the numbers and take the time to create a budget that not only helps guide the decisions throughout the project, but also allows you to meet your personal objectives – not just those of the house.
When you’re creating something that’s never been created before (like a custom home), you need to embrace the idea that design is the evolution of a solution – the uncertainty around the final destination is inevitable. That’s part of the deal.
If you have a room in your home that has ticked all the functional boxes but still doesn’t create the right mood, then lighting might be the missing element that you’ve overlooked.
I’ve got to be honest, when engineered floors first started appearing in the showrooms, I was a little sceptical.
I had this perception that these were just a cheaper, inferior alternative…
With us all spending more time than usual at home, I found it concerning when I recently learned that the concentration of VOC’s (as a measure of air quality) inside our homes is consistently higher than outside (often up to 10 times higher).
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