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Ways you can approach a gradual overhaul of your interiors

May 23, 2015 By Buro Architects Leave a Comment

Renovating your house is a great idea if you have big plans for how you want your house to look. Of course, you do have to weigh up your options regarding a place to start. Eventually, you may want to have given the whole house a thorough revamp.

It’s possible to start in the kitchen and bathroom if you want to get the essential rooms out of the way. These are the most practical spaces and it is good to have them up to scratch before everything else. However, others prefer to leave these rooms as they are until the living areas are complete.

The latter approach would mean starting with the living room or bedrooms. As it is a communal and sociable space, the living room often takes precedence for a lot of people because the bedrooms and more private and can be kept under wraps while the rest of the house is looked at.

Working from the ground floor upwards makes a lot of sense, but if you are particularly ambitious, you could have the entire house done at once. This is obviously easier to accomplish if the house is new and you are preparing to move in.

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