Home Design

Four Ways to Add Functionality to an Undersized Home

If you're currently living in a space that's simply too small to fit your needs, then you aren't alone. In fact, this is one of the most common errors made by buyers during the homebuying process. Whether it was due to budgetary limitations, a lack of suitable options, or simple miscalculation on your part, the result is still the same: you find yourself cramped and dreaming of wide-open spaces. Although you could technically build an addition to the house or move again, these expensive and stressful undertakings are best saved as a last resort. Instead, consider the following four strategies that can make living space appear almost out of thin air!

Putting Thought Into Your Paint Project Will Yield Better Results

couple painting wallsPainting a room can be one of the easiest ways to update a space. It can often be done during the course of a day or maybe even a weekend. While you may want to call in the professionals to complete the job there are simple tasks that you may want to handle yourself. When calling in others to paint larger spaces you can easily tackle a bedroom or office space if you feel like you can handle it, however you still would want the job to look spot on. Here are a few tips to make sure that your work will stand up against that of even the professionals.

Outdoor Space Design That Adds Value

outdoor umbrellaAs summer fades into fall we are reminded of all the time we love to spend outdoors. Being able to incorporate the outdoors into your home will be a benefit both to you and your family as well as adding value to your home if you choose to sell in the future. Adding value on both ends can only be a plus for you. There are certain items and features that many homeowners choose to add to these indoor/outdoor spaces that are a good idea to consider for your own home.