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Floor Plan Ideas (All Rooms-15 Decisions to choose 5 from)
Kitchen: L-Shape
Kitchen: Island Layout
Kitchen: Galley
Bathroom: Compact Layout
Bathroom: Practical Layout
Bathroom: Luxury Layout
Living Room: Open Plan with a small size Dining Area
Living Room: Open Plan with a standard size Dining Area
Living Room: Semi-Enclosed with a std/spacious Dining Area
Bedroom : Small
Bedroom: Medium
Bedroom: Large
Laundry: In Cupboard
Laundry: Small Area
Laundry: Spacious
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Material & Moodboard Ideas (12 Styles)
Warm Modern: timber + soft tones
Light Coastal: white + natural textures
Bold Contrast: dark + stone
Industrial: concrete + steel
Minimalist : clean whites
Classic: neutral tones
Scandinavian: light timber + soft grey
Luxury: marble + brass
Family Practical: durable finishes
Rental Upgrade: cost-effective finishes
Contemporary: mixed textures
Natural Earthy: greens + timber
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Before You Build Toolkit Reality Check (10 Questions)
Confirm and think in advance about structural walls before planning changes as this will influence price and determine if consent is needed
Check and think in advance about plumbing and electrical locations before moving kitchens/bathrooms as they are they can be expensive to change
Keep your own budget in mind as you go along
Allow and think in advance about a contingency budget for unknown changes or hidden aspects
Understand or read in advance about council consent requirements, on their website
Layout planning to define space usage that can work for you or note down what does not to ask
Be open for structural work conversations – walls, openings, bracing
Action a few measurements to see if your plans can suffice such as: A. Room width and length. B. Ceiling height. C. Door and window sizes and positions. D Existing plumbing and electrical points. E. Take clear photos from all corners to share with your builder of for record keeping/pre renovating
Consider the Finishes: surfaces, fittings and paint
Consider the changes you will have to make for living and work in the renovation period.
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