Recreating Your Home: Design Ideas To Transform Your Household | #cp

Some people renovate their homes when the design starts to look a little worn out or things start breaking. Other people renovate their homes when they fancy a change. If you fall into the latter group of people, then you’re probably looking to transform your household rather than simply trying to “fix” it. Well, the advice in this article might just give you some thoughts as to how you could recreate your home effectively.

Design a warm and stylish patio.
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It doesn’t matter whether you already have a patio; you can create a better one. If your garden spends most of the year looking a little neglected, then you probably don’t have the best possible patio. If you create a cosy little spot in which to relax, then you’ll want to use your garden as often as you use your living room. That’s the goal. So, what makes a patio warm and stylish? Well, perhaps you already have decking and some chairs (or that was the extent of your plan for the patio area), but you can go further than that.

Add a canopy over your patio to protect you from our unpredictable climate. That way, you can truly enjoy your garden throughout the year. You might also want to create a fire pit to keep you and your family toasty on colder evenings. You should look into providers of premium-quality British firewood. It’s crucial to have the right firewood for your outdoor fire pit. If you want to add something more to your patio, you could embed a flowerbed around the edges of it. Perhaps you could also hang up some fairy lights to create a warm and welcoming glow.


Redesign your kitchen.
This is one of the renovation projects that always seems to be the costliest. However, that’s only the case if you pay for experts to help you with a full-scale renovation. Unless your appliances are old and need replacing, you don’t have to opt for the expensive route when giving your kitchen a makeover. You can redesign this room effectively by improving a few small details. For instance, you could simply replace your cabinets with wooden ones to create a stylish and timeless look (natural materials are always the most durable; plus, they survive all changing home trends).

Make your home feel larger.
A huge part of comfiness is feeling as if you have room to spread your wings. It doesn’t matter how big or small your house might be; all that matters is whether or not you use space effectively. Every home should feel spacious, so you should aim to make your humble abode feel larger if you want to recreate it. Start by decluttering each room. This can be incredibly transformative for your household. After you’ve removed the clutter that’s overloading your home, it’ll feel so much larger and so much more inviting. Perhaps you could even repurpose existing space. After decluttering your garage, you could turn it into a games room for the family to enjoy. Be creative with the space you have available. That’s the best way to recreate the design of your house.

Karl Young

Part-time daddy and lifestyle blogger. Father of 2 boys under 2. Golfer, scare-fan, tea-lover, traveller, squash and poker player. I write on the @HuffPostUK http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/karl-young/

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